State Treasurer, Historical Expenditures


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Spending by major account category


Sources: https://das.nebraska.gov/accounting/fin-report.html

Responsibilities of the Office of the Nebraska State Treasurer

Treasury Management Division
Responsible for receipting in all monies from state government from taxes to tuition.

Unclaimed Property Division
Responsible for returning money, stocks, bonds, dividends, utility deposits, vendor payments, gift certificates and insurance proceeds to the rightful owners.

The Nebraska College Savings Program
The State Treasurer is the trustee of the Nebraska College Savings Program, a nationally distributed 529 plan that helps parents and grandparents save for their children's and grandchildren's education.

The Child Support Payment Center
Responsible for the centralized receipting and disbursing of child support and related court-ordered payments.

The Nebraska Long-Term Care Savings Plan
A Nebraska-based plan providing state tax deductions and tax-free withdrawals for expenses and insurance premiums depending upon age and circumstance.

NebraskaSpending.gov
A website, maintained by the State Treasurer's Office, that discloses how the State of Nebraska spends and receives funds.

http://www.treasurer.org/index.asp

Agency Historical Expenditures

Select any agency from the drop down menu, or click on the agency name in the data table to see information about that agency, including spending by major account category for the past 12 years. For a defintion of terms, please visit the glossary.


Select An Agency:
YearPersonal ServicesOperating ExpensesTravelCapital OutlayGovernment AidTotal
2023$3,204,927$15,915,212$39,533$2,009$33,214,604$52,376,285
2022$3,209,297$19,747,515$21,605$181,699$32,903,550$56,063,666
2021$3,208,581$12,393,899$2,905$47,926$27,000,269$42,653,580
2020$3,352,923$15,725,797$33,426$101,536$24,938,037$44,151,719
2019$3,237,879$12,799,512$24,486$20,575$23,657,939$39,740,391
2018$3,073,225$15,036,681$16,977$13,780$22,541,551$40,682,214
2017$3,080,160$16,692,027$17,458$15,437$20,934,618$40,739,700
2016$3,013,405$16,788,732$32,516$66,706$21,024,715$40,926,074
2015$2,796,552$10,994,558$24,229$79,514$19,049,757$32,944,610
2014$2,688,902$12,430,218$26,586$101,878$17,157,035$32,404,619
2013$2,579,868$8,982,711$24,058$115,510$16,316,023$28,018,170
2012$2,531,125$9,247,673$17,249$39,965$13,248,053$25,084,065
2011$2,592,931$10,842,713$20,407$26,019$31,539,688$45,021,758
2010$2,830,127$10,767,022$37,794$185,460$36,487,857$50,308,260
2009$2,974,952$13,682,897$79,089$163,511$34,973,413$51,873,862
2008$2,946,524$16,307,452$69,477$52,892$33,858,648$53,234,993
2007$2,879,735$11,773,861$53,766$243,645$31,902,195$46,853,202
2006$2,622,065$158,715,824$53,534$182,803$29,829,666$191,403,892
2005$2,301,566$9,243,024$43,649$83,522$30,704,632$42,376,393
2004$1,787,777$8,200,147$15,426$82,716$30,021,350$40,107,416
2003$1,776,640$9,150,692$14,847$523,365$35,565,986$47,031,530
2002$1,743,608$16,910,889$16,351$274,985$40,061,370$59,007,203
2001$609,880$16,033,253$15,007$1,447,532$40,504,610$58,610,282
2000$454,663$15,133,243$11,578$53,506$42,705,727$58,358,717
Total$61,497,312$463,515,552$711,953$4,106,491$690,141,293$1,219,972,601

Sources: https://das.nebraska.gov/accounting/fin-report.html