State Loan and Investment Board Meeting

The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB), established in 1921, oversees the management of the state’s permanent land funds and administers various grant and loan programs. Comprising the state’s five elected officials—the Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, and Superintendent of Public Instruction—SLIB ensures that Wyoming’s financial resources are utilized effectively to support public institutions and infrastructure.

SLIB’s responsibilities include managing investments in permanent funds such as the Permanent Mineral Trust Fund and the Common School Permanent Land Fund. Additionally, the board administers grant and loan programs that provide financial assistance to cities, towns, and counties for projects related to community development, infrastructure, and economic growth. These programs are crucial in supporting Wyoming’s commitment to sustainable development and public welfare.

Operating under the Office of State Lands and Investments, SLIB plays a pivotal role in maintaining the state’s fiscal health and supporting initiatives that benefit Wyoming’s residents. Through prudent investment strategies and effective administration of financial programs, the board contributes to the state’s long-term prosperity and stability.