Title 42, Title 42 Affairs and Government

The general treasurer shall pay from the state treasury on orders of the state controller such sums of money as may from time to time be required for the payment of the principal and interest on the bonded debt, for lawful orders of the governor, and for appropriations made by th…

Before any organization receives a state grant or is appropriated a certain sum of money, said organization shall be required to provide their federal tax identification number or if applicable that it is in compliance with § 501(c)(3) [26 U.S.C. § 501(c)(3)] of the federal Inter…

The interest and principal of all notes or bonds of this state when due, shall be paid in gold coin of the United States of the present standard of weight and fineness, or its equivalent.

The general treasurer shall require the payment of all balances due into the treasury referred to in § 35-6-34.

The general treasurer shall report to the attorney general every person or town neglecting to pay, at the times required by law, any sum of money due to the state, including any sum which may be due as a result of a delinquency under chapter 6 of title 35, and the attorney genera…

(a) The general treasurer shall present to the general assembly on or before the tenth (10th) day of October in each year a report of the business transacted by the general treasurer’s office during the fiscal year or period next preceding, showing receipts and payments from the …

The report required by § 42-10-17 shall show the payments from each appropriation, whether from an annual or special appropriation and on account of what department, office, board, division, or commission, or for what purpose the payments were made. The statement of payments shal…

In the account of moneys received from the different courts, the general treasurer shall state separately the amounts received from the following sources: (1) entries; (2) other costs; (3) fines; (4) miscellaneous; and the general treasurer shall also state the amounts of revenue…

The general treasurer shall, before entering upon the duties of the general treasurer’s office, give bond to the state with sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the governor in the sum of five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000), for the true and faithful discharge of the d…

The accounts shall also contain a statement of the bonded debt of the state, the amount of each issue outstanding, and the time when the bonds mature and are payable, together with the gross amount of the annual interest thereon and the amount of interest paid, and the amount of …

The accounts shall also contain a statement of the receipts and expenditures on account of the permanent school fund, the Touro fund, and Rhode Island veterans’ home burial lot, under appropriate headings, together with the state and amount of those funds and how the funds are in…

The general treasurer shall, with the report, report all those sums of money which within the general treasurer’s knowledge shall be due to the state from any person, corporation, or town, by virtue of any of the revenue laws, and what amount from each; and also report all breach…

(a) The general treasurer shall designate the banks or trust companies in which all monies of the state, including pension funds, shall be deposited, and may change the banks and trust companies previously designated. (b) The general treasurer may designate a bank or trust compan…

The general treasurer may: (1) pay fees incurred by the state for banking services with funds from the short-term investment earnings of the general fund and (2) deduct bank service fees directly attributable to funds, other than the general fund; from the earnings credited to su…

The general treasurer is hereby empowered, from time to time, to appoint one or more deputies under the general treasurer who shall be engaged to the faithful performance of the deputy’s duties, and shall, before entering the duties of the deputy’s office, give bond to the state …

The general treasurer may, from time to time in writing, authorize the deputies to do any and all things required of the general treasurer, and the acts of the deputies so authorized shall have the same legal effect as if done by the general treasurer, provided, however, that in …

The deputies shall hold office at the pleasure of the general treasurer.

The general treasurer may employ a clerk in the general treasurer’s office, and such additional clerical assistance as the general treasurer may require in the discharge of the general treasurer’s duties.

The general treasurer shall continue to use a seal in the general treasurer’s office. The form of an anchor shall be engraved on said seal; the motto thereof shall be the word “Hope”; and in a circle around the same shall be engraved the words, “General Treasurer of the State of …

The office of the general treasurer shall be in the state house, and shall, except as provided by § 25-1-5, be kept open daily, except Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

The general treasurer shall, except as otherwise provided, personally attend to the general treasurer’s official duties; the general treasurer shall be the keeper of the certificates of stocks, notes, and other evidences of property belonging to the permanent school fund and the …