WV Treasury

𝐒𝐀𝐋𝐔𝐓𝐄 𝐓𝐎 𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐈𝐂𝐄 🇺🇸 This week in honor of Veterans Day, we want to highlight employees of the West Virginia State Treasurer's Office who have served our country in the military! Kelly Snyder, the Hope Compliance Investigator, served in the United States Air Force as a Staff Sergeant, stationed with the Air Force Intelligence Command at multiple bases across the country. A Ripley native, Kelly's patriotism for his country and being a part of something bigger than himself, is what drew him to serve. "In 1984, President Ronald Reagan declared in many ways that the USA was worth fighting and dying for and I bought in to that principle one-thousand percent. My immediate family has over 70 years of active-duty service so I was raised in an extremely patriotic atmosphere. I have lived a life of service to the Nation in the Air Force, to the Church as a Pastor for over 33 years and to the State of WV for ten years. I love being a part of something much bigger than self and the Air Force has a mission that is certainly much bigger than self. " Kelly, on behalf of everyone at the WVSTO, thank you for your service to West Virginia and our nation!

$35.7 Billion in economic activity statewide! Treasurer Larry Pack today released a new report examining the impact of severance taxes on West Virginia’s economy and state budget. Read more: buff.ly/47JOvB8

West Virginia's financial investments continue to have a strong outlook. For the month of September total assets for the consolidated funds were more than $9.7 BILLION. More details in our Office's Monthly Operating Report are available here: buff.ly/UU5YuS3

𝐒𝐀𝐋𝐔𝐓𝐄 𝐓𝐎 𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐈𝐂𝐄 🇺🇸 This week in honor of Veterans Day, we want to highlight employees of the West Virginia State Treasurer's Office who have served our country in the military! Bryan Rosen, the Executive Director of Purchasing, served in the West Virginia Air National Guard from 1989 to 2012. A Kanawha County native, Bryan says his family’s strong tradition of public service helped shape his decision to pursue a career serving others. "My family has a history of public service," he said. "My dad was also a member of the WV Air National Guard, as well as a Charleston Police Officer. My mother worked for the Kanawha County Ambulance Authority. The desire to work in public service was instilled in me by them." Bryan, on behalf of everyone at the WVSTO, thank you for your service to West Virginia and our nation!

The West Virginia State Treasurer's Office would like to wish State Treasurer Larry Pack a happy birthday! Thank you today and every day for being a strong leader for our Office.

The West Virginia State Treasurer's Office continues to return unclaimed property throughout the state. Markus Bowling, a Regional Treasury Representative for our Office, recently returned $22,478 in unclaimed property to Bluestone Health with CEO Brittani Hutchens. Find out if you have unclaimed property here! wvunclaimedproperty.gov.

Nearly $2 MILLION BACK to West Virginians! State Treasurer Larry Pack announced today his Office’s Unclaimed Property Division returned more than $1.9 million worth of funds to individuals, businesses and organizations during the month of October. Read more here: buff.ly/dc1H0Jq

Tayden, a sixth-grade home school student from Logan County, is one of the many students across West Virginia benefitting from the West Virginia Hope Scholarship program. His father, Brandon Franklin, says the program has allowed the family to build an education around his children's needs. For more information about Hope Scholarship visit hopescholarshipwv.gov.

Treasurer Pack visits all 55 counties in West Virginia in 2026! State Treasurer Larry Pack completed his 55 West Virginia county tour on Thursday, November 5, with a visit to Pendleton County. Over the past year, Treasurer Pack has met with local elected officials, business leaders, charitable organizations and other influential community leaders to understand initiatives and issues of each individual county and expand partnerships. His first stop was in Jefferson County on January 4. Read more: buff.ly/VVCeVjC

While in Roane County on Monday, Treasurer Pack had the opportunity to meet with local officials and city employees for a great conversation at The Hungry Moose in downtown Spencer. The State Treasurer’s Office remains committed to connecting with, listening to, and supporting municipalities across West Virginia. Thank you to everyone for the warm fellowship, engaging conversation, and delicious food!

Unclaimed property headed back to local municipalities once again! On Wednesday in Pocahontas County, State Treasurer Larry Pack presented more than $4,000 in unclaimed property funds to the Town of Hillsboro. Read more about the presentation: buff.ly/og4AVkj See if you have unclaimed property here: buff.ly/syjl5MT

More unclaimed property given back to West Virginians! Recently, Regional Treasury Representitive Markus Bowling presented the Public Defender Corporation in Welch with an unclaimed property check totaling $26,607.45. See if you or someone you know has unclaimed property here: buff.ly/syjl5MT

In observance of Election Day, the West Virginia State Treasurer's Office will be closed Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Don't forget to Vote!

Local healthcare is important around the Mountain State. While on a trip to northern counties last week, Treasurer Pack toured Sistersville General Hospital. This is ahead of a new Sistersville General Hospital opening in 2027. Thank you to hospital leadership and the Tyler County Commission for your hospitality.

Happy Halloween from the West Virginia State Treasurer's Office!

Learning more about steel manufacturing in the Northern Panhandle! On Thursday, Treasurer Pack toured Wheeling-Nippon Steel in Follansbee with plant leadership and local officials. Wheeling-Nippon Steel is the only steel coating mill in the United States that produces all major hot-dip coated products under one roof including ZAM, Aluminized, Galvalume, Galvanized Steel and more.

On the ground locally for important discussion! On Tuesday, Treasurer Pack visited with the Doddridge County Commission and other local officials to talk about economic development as well as a tour of the area. Our Office will help counties around the state in any way possible. Thanks for having us and for the tour of beautiful Doddridge County!