The Florida Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a statewide elected constitutional officer who serves as the state's chief fiscal officer and heads the Florida Department of Financial Services. The Office of the CFO is responsible for overseeing state finances, auditing, accounting, treasury management, insurance regulation, fire marshal services, and unclaimed property administration, with a mission to safeguard public funds, promote financial transparency, and protect Florida consumers.
State budgeting and fiscal management, financial oversight and auditing, insurance regulation and consumer protection, public pension and treasury management, fraud prevention, and government transparency and accountability measures.
State of Florida appropriations funded primarily through state tax revenues and regulatory fees.
Florida Department of Financial Services, Florida State Fire Marshal, Florida Treasury, Florida Cabinet, and other Florida constitutional officers including the Governor, Attorney General, and Commissioner of Agriculture.
State government office
