Vermont Office Of The State Treasurer

The Vermont Office of the State Treasurer is a state government entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since November 2002, functioning as a key administrative and financial oversight organization for the state of Vermont. As a U.S. State Government entity, it plays a critical role in managing and coordinating federal grant awards across various state departments, particularly the Vermont Public Service Department. The office serves as the financial management and administrative hub for multiple federal grant initiatives, ensuring prudent use of federal funding and effective implementation of state-level programs.

Through its federal grant awards, the Vermont Office of the State Treasurer has been instrumental in supporting numerous energy efficiency, digital equity, and infrastructure resilience initiatives. The organization has received significant federal grants from agencies like the Department of Energy, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, and Pipeline and Hazardous Material Safety Administration. Key grant programs include the State Energy Program, Home Energy Rebate Programs, Digital Equity Planning, and Energy Efficiency Revolving Loan Fund Capitalization. Specific project areas encompass workforce development in energy efficiency, home electrification, solar energy deployment for low-income communities, digital literacy training, pipeline safety, electric grid resilience, and sustainable energy installations in schools and public buildings. The grants range from $444,440 to $29,303,666, with performance periods typically spanning two to five years, demonstrating the office's capacity to manage complex, multi-year federal funding initiatives that drive technological innovation, community development, and energy transformation at the state level.