The State Health Plan (Plan) and Atrium Health are announcing a new partnership to provide affordable healthcare access for North Carolinians to important services, including rural care, children's hospitals, primary care, emergency care, behavioral health services and specialty care for patients with complex medical needs. Twelve Atrium Health hospitals and associated clinics will be added to the Access-level for Plan members starting Jan.
Topics Related to Treasurer Briner Administration Press Releases
In response to ongoing questions from media and the general public about the decision of the Local Government Commission (LGC) to place Greensboro on its Unit Assistance List (UAL), the Department of State Treasurer is releasing the attached fact sheet to answer many of the questions associated with this designation.
The Chair of the Local Government Commission (LGC), Treasurer Brad Briner, is applauding Ronda’s elected leaders for making the difficult decision to begin the process of dissolving the Town’s charter. This vote, taken Tuesday, is the first step in the process, and LGC officials say it is the responsible path forward.
The Local Government Commission (LGC) is taking a more consistent approach to identifying local governments that may need additional financial oversight and assistance, regardless of their size.
The North Carolina Investment Authority (NCIA) continues to reach unprecedented outcomes. That was the message at the NCIA quarterly board of trustees meeting today. NCIA recorded over $219 billion of assets under management as of June 2026, a number that continues a steady rise from its position of $190.5 billion in December 2024. Current projections indicate further growth is expected.
A leader from one of North Carolina’s premier community development firms is now going to be part of the board in charge of recruiting the best of the best to our state. 
Fees paid by the North Carolina Supplemental Retirement Plans (SRP) are lower than other public defined contribution plans of similar size, the Board of Trustees (BOT) was told today.
The Department of State Treasurer is notifying local governments that it is ready to disperse the 2026 round of Cash Flow loans for Hurricane Helene affected communities. The legislature appropriated $20 million dollars in this year’s budget for cities and counties who need additional funding due to the extent of their damages and ongoing cleanup and cashflow needs while seeking resources through more traditional means
The Local Government Commission (LGC) approved more than $814 million in financing requests at its Aug. 4 meeting, with proposals supporting drinking water and wastewater infrastructure, PFAS treatment, stormwater improvements, school renovations, public safety facilities, affordable housing and senior living projects across North Carolina.