Press Releases

The program will rightfully return a total of nearly $1.3 million to over 5,000 Vermonters before the holiday season. 

In 2023, Vermont experienced a net gain of 7,500 residents moving from other states, according to a Treasurer’s Office analysis of recent U.S. Census data.

The program will enhance retirement security for tens of thousands of working Vermonters

State Treasurer Mike Pieciak’s office hosted its second “Climate Finance Roundtable,” convening national and local leaders from across sectors to strengthen coordination in securing and deploying federal funding for climate infrastructure and resilience projects in Vermont.

Employers with five or more employees who do not offer a retirement plan to their workers will be required to sign up for Vermont Saves by the end of February 2025.

The Report Highlight’s Vermont’s Progress in Funding State Pension Liabilities

Treasurer’s office will invest $8 million to build and revitalize housing

Treasurer Mike Pieciak will join Rutland City Mayor Mike Doenges and local leaders on Wednesday, October 16, at 11 AM at The Hub CoWorks to unveil new housing investments in Rutland County supported by the Treasurer’s “10% in Vermont” local investment program.

Today, Treasurer Mike Pieciak announced the successful launch of the Vermont Saves program’s pilot phase.

Treasurer Mike Pieciak announced his office will distribute $1.7 million to the University of Vermont (UVM), the Vermont State Colleges (VSC), and the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) to support Vermonters seeking a higher education degree.