§ 42-10-9. Custodian of state property.
The general treasurer shall, except as otherwise provided, personally attend to his or her official duties; he or she shall be the keeper of the certificates of stocks, notes, and other evidences of property belonging to the permanent school fund and the Touro fund, and of all other property belonging to the state or held by the state in trust; and he or she shall collect the dividends, interest, and income arising from the above mentioned property, and shall dispose of them according to law.
History of Section.G.L. 1896, ch. 33, § 3; G.L. 1909, ch. 43, § 3; G.L. 1923, ch. 44, § 3; G.L. 1938, ch. 24, § 3; G.L. 1956, § 42-10-9.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Title 42 - State Affairs and Government
Chapter 42-10 - Treasury Department
Section 42-10-1. - General treasurer — Duties in general.
Section 42-10-2. - Bond of treasurer.
Section 42-10-3. - Deputy treasurers — Appointment and bond.
Section 42-10-4. - Delegation of powers to deputies.
Section 42-10-5. - Tenure of deputies.
Section 42-10-6. - Employment of assistance.
Section 42-10-7. - Seal of office.
Section 42-10-8. - Office of treasurer — Hours open.
Section 42-10-9. - Custodian of state property.
Section 42-10-10. - Money accounts.
Section 42-10-11. - Appropriation accounts.
Section 42-10-12. - Bond accounts — Bond capital fund.
Section 42-10-13. - Payments from treasury.
Section 42-10-13.1. - Federal tax identification number required.
Section 42-10-14. - Medium of bond payments.
Section 42-10-15. - Requiring payment of revenues.
Section 42-10-16. - Report and prosecution of delinquencies in payment.
Section 42-10-17. - Annual report to general assembly.
Section 42-10-18. - Contents of annual report.
Section 42-10-19. - Separation of receipts in report.
Section 42-10-20. - Report on indebtedness.
Section 42-10-21. - Report on special funds.
Section 42-10-22. - Report of amounts receivable — Law violations.