In 2022, Vermont gained nearly 3,000 new residents who moved from other states, according to an analysis of recently published U.S. Census Bureau by the Treasurer’s Office.
State Treasurer Mike Pieciak announced that over 1,000 Vermont Achieving Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts have officially been opened in the State of Vermont. Former Treasurer Beth Pearce championed the establishment of the Vermont ABLE program, which was launched in Vermont in 2017.
State Treasurer Mike Pieciak will hold a series of virtual events for public stakeholder engagement to hear challenges, ideas and strategies for financing Vermont’s climate infrastructure.
Vermont State Treasurer Mike Pieciak today announced the hiring of Rebecca (“Becky”) Wasserman of Burlington as the first Executive Director of Vermont’s new public retirement-savings program, Vermont Saves.
Treasurer Mike Pieciak announced his office will distribute $920,823 from the Higher Education Trust Fund to support Vermonters seeking a higher education degree.
State Treasurer Mike Pieciak will host “From Idea to Investment: Capital Strategies for Vermont Entrepreneurs,” a panel discussion featuring the SEC Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation to explore pathways for Vermont's small businesses and startups to access capital.
The request for public comment is issued in connection with a legislative directive for the Treasurer to consider frameworks that would maximize collaboration and resources among state, federal, private, and nonprofit entities to mitigate the impacts of climate change in Vermont.
State Treasurer Mike Pieciak joined Governor Scott and state housing leaders to announce $55.5 million in housing investments from the Treasurer’s Office’s 10% in Vermont local investment program.
