Offices
In order to complete their duties states form a variety of offices with particular assignments designated by the various branches. These offices may include:
- Office of the Governor
- Office of the Lieutenant Governor
- Office of the State Attorney General
- Banking department
- State department of education
- State office of financial management
- State department of agriculture and markets
- State department of civil service
- State department of correctional services
- State department of economic development
- State department of environment conservation
- State department of health
- State department of insurance
- State department of labor
- State department of motor vehicles
- State department of state
- State department of taxation and finance
- State department of transportation
- State division of criminal justice services
- State division of housing and community renewal
- State division of military and naval affairs
- State division of the budget
- State division of veterans' affairs
- State polices
- State education departments
- State emergency management office
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