What does the Public Finance Division do?
The Public Finance Division (PFD) manages the State’s debt portfolio by overseeing the issuance of debt, and monitoring and servicing the State's outstanding debt. PFD is responsible for selling State of California general obligation bonds, commercial paper notes, revenue anticipation notes, lease revenue bonds, revenue bonds, and indebtedness for state agencies and state financing authorities. PFD provides debt administration services for most state bonds and is responsible for disseminating information to bondholders through the Investor Relations Program.
Bond Sales
Upcoming bond sale information, appointments, finance committee meeting agendas, and an index of historical Official Statements
Financing Pools
Access the current members of the State Treasurer's Office Financing Pools or apply to become a member.
Debt Highlights
Get current outstanding debt information, access financial documents, and other PFD reporting publications
Credit Ratings
Read more about California's current and historical credit ratings.
Contact the Public Finance Division
Contact the Public Finance Division directly
Investor Relations
Toll Free Phone Number
1-800-900-3873
