State Treasurer Rob McCord will be serving as treasurer for another four years. He was sworn in Tuesday for a second term.
McCord stressed that although progress was made in his first term, there are many other investments to be made to move Pennsylvania forward.
“We can do better in investing in roads, bridges, and clean water systems,” began McCord. “We can do far, far better than we have been, and we can do better in investing in technology systems and programs that create jobs, really great jobs, and improve our communities and make them durable, wonderful communities.”
McCord promised to maintain his results-driven approach to government.
He has produced $1.6 billion in investment returns for the state and helped prevent millions of dollars in wasteful spending.
McCord stressed that although progress was made in his first term, there are many other investments to be made to move Pennsylvania forward.
“We can do better in investing in roads, bridges, and clean water systems,” began McCord. “We can do far, far better than we have been, and we can do better in investing in technology systems and programs that create jobs, really great jobs, and improve our communities and make them durable, wonderful communities.”
McCord promised to maintain his results-driven approach to government.
He has produced $1.6 billion in investment returns for the state and helped prevent millions of dollars in wasteful spending.