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|headquarters    = 2300 N. Lincoln Boulevard<br />[[Oklahoma City]], [[Oklahoma]]
|employees       = 2998 (FY2011)
|budget          = $3.3 billion (FY2011)
|minister1_name  = [[Clark Jolley]]
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|child1_agency   = [[Oklahoma Tax Commission|Tax Commission]]
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The '''Oklahoma Secretary of Finance, Administration and Information Technology''' is a member of the [[Oklahoma Governor's Cabinet]]. The Secretary is appointed by the governor, with the consent of the [[Oklahoma Senate]], to serve at the pleasure of the governor. The secretary serves as the chief adviser to the governor on [[fiscal policy]], [[taxation]], and the operations and personnel needs of the state government.

The most recent secretary was [[Clark Jolley]], who was appointed by Governor [[Mary Fallin]] on February 28, 2018, and served in that post until January, 2019.

==History==
The position of Secretary of Finance was established in 1986 to provide greater oversight and coordination to the financial and revenue activities of the State government. The position was established, along with the [[Oklahoma State Cabinet]], by the [[Executive Branch Reform Act of 1986]]. The Act directed the Secretary of Finance and Revenue to advise the Governor on financial policy and advise the state financial agencies on new policy as directed by the governor. In 2011, the [[Oklahoma Legislature]] passed the ''Government Administrative Process Consolidation and Reorganization Act of 2011''. This consolidated the duties and responsibilities of the [[Oklahoma Secretary of Human Resources and Administration]] into those of the Finance Secretary, thereby greatly increasing the duties and authority of the position.

Oklahoma state law allows for cabinet secretaries to serve concurrently as the head of a state agency and as a cabinet secretary. Historically, the Secretary of Finance has also served as the director of the [[Oklahoma Office of State Finance]]. As of 2013, at least two secretaries have served in that dual position. Alternatively, Secretary [[Scott Meacham]] had previously served as OSF Director until he was appointed as state treasurer in 2005, though he continued to serve as secretary.

In 2018, [[Oklahoma Tax Commission]] Vice Chairman [[Clark Jolley]] became the first secretary to serve in an agency other than the Office of State Finance or its successor agency, the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

==Responsibilities==
The Secretary of Finance, Administration and Information Technology is responsible for the overseeing the formation of the [[Oklahoma state budget]], developing [[fiscal policy]] and for determining taxation policy. Additionally, the position is responsible for oversee the State's [[financial market]] through the regulation of [[financial institutions]], [[consumer credit]], and [[security (finance)|securities]]. The secretary is one of the central positions within the state government as it is responsible for overseeing government-wide spending and public debt management. The secretary is also responsible for overseeing the State employee pension programs. The secretary is also responsible for providing services to help manage and support the basic functioning of all state agencies. These services included personnel management, central purchasing, state motor pool management, building maintenance and construction, as well as central printing and mailing.

As of [[2017 Oklahoma state budget|fiscal year 2017]], the Secretary of Finance, Administration and Revenue oversees 2998 full-time employees and is responsible for an annual budget of $938,273,144.63 (not including assets of the retirement systems, which increases the overall oversight to closer to $31,550,000,000).

==Salary==
The annual salary of the Secretary of Finance, Administration and Information Technology is set by law at $90,000.<ref>[http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=437260 Paragraph 6, Section 10.5, Title 74, Oklahoma Statutes]</ref> Despite this law, if the secretary serves as the head of state agency, the secretary receives the higher of the two salaries. Since incumbent Secretary [[Clark Jolley]] also serves as the Vice Chairman of the [[Oklahoma Tax Commission]], he receives the salary allowed for that position. As of 2018, the annual salary for that position is set at $131,000.

==Agencies overseen==
The Secretary of Finance, Administration and Information Technology oversees the following state entities:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:100%;"
! Agency !! Employees !! Budget (in millions) !! Function
|-
|[[Oklahoma State Treasurer|Office of the State Treasurer]] || 90 || $13,040,061 || Oversees all State revenues
|-
|[[Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector|Office of the State Auditor and Inspector]] || 169 || $11,134,327 || Performs financial audits of State government
|-
|[[Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office|Commissioners of the Land Office]] || 63 || $58,288,600 || Manages school lands
|-
|[[Oklahoma Department of Consumer Credit|Department of Consumer Credit]] || 19 || $5,170,112.26 || Regulates non-institutional credit markets
|-
|[[Oklahoma Department of Insurance|Department of Insurance]] || 153 || $15,668,124.57 || Regulates insurance companies
|-
|[[Oklahoma Department of Securities|Department of Securities]] || 28 || $6,537,056.24 || Regulates securities and stock 
|-
|[[Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services|Office of Management and Enterprise Services]] || 1325 || $354,147,052 || Oversees all State finances, statewide human resources, and statewide property management
|-
|[[Oklahoma Tax Commission|Tax Commission]] || 1150 || $106,712,423 || Collects State taxes and enforces tax laws
|-
|[[Oklahoma State Banking Department|State Banking Department]] || 40 || $8,038,459.97 || Regulates financial institutions
|-
|[[Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System|Firefighters Pension and Retirement System]] || 10 || $21,491,616.92 || Provides retirement benefits for State's firefighters
|-
|[[Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System|Law Enforcement Retirement System]] || 5 || $5,102,979.64 || Provides retirement benefits for State government law enforcement officers
|-
|[[Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System|Public Employees Retirement System]] || 56 || $8,104,415.50 || Provides retirement benefits for State employees
|-
|[[Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System|Police Pension and Retirement System]] || 11 || $2,906,977.98 || Provides retirement benefits for State's police officers
|-
|[[Oklahoma Teachers’ Retirement System|Teachers’ Retirement System]] || 41 || $321,930,938.55 || Provides retirement benefits for State's teachers
|-
|[[Oklahoma State Pension Commission|Pension Commission]] || N/A || N/A || Oversees all public pension systems
|-
|[[Oklahoma State Board of Equalization|Board of Equalization]] || N/A || N/A || Estimates State revenue for fiscal year
|-
|[[Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority|Capitol Improvement Authority]] || N/A || N/A || Issues bonds to finance the construction of State buildings
|}
* ''All numbers represent fiscal year Fiscal Year 2017 levels''

==List of secretaries==
{|class="wikitable"
!Name
!Took office
!Left office
![[Governor of Oklahoma|Governor]] served under
|-
|[[Tom Daxon]]
|1995
|2003
|((Party shading/Republican))|[[Frank Keating]]
|-
|[[Scott Meacham]]
|2003
|2011
|((Party shading/Democratic))|[[Brad Henry]]
|-
|[[Preston Doerflinger]]
|January 19, 2011
|February 14, 2018
|((Party shading/Republican))|[[Mary Fallin]]
|-
|[[Clark Jolley]]
|February 28, 2018
|Present
|((Party shading/Republican))|[[Mary Fallin]]
|}

==References==
<references/>

==External links==
*[http://www.ok.gov/treasurer/ Office of the State Treasurer website]

((OK Cabinet leaders))
((Oklahoma finance agencies))

[[Category:State cabinet secretaries of Oklahoma|*Finance]]
[[Category:Heads of Oklahoma state agencies|*Finance and Revene]]

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