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Notice of Early Closure: the Office of the City Treasurer will close at 4:00 p.m. due to an emergency water main repair. We anticipate normal operating hours tomorrow Friday, October 2, 2026, pending MDC restoring water service to the building.
Growing up, City of Hartford Treasurer Carmen Sierra said her parents never put their savings in a bank. Instead, they put that money in an envelope.
“My parents were the type that did their own little budget without being educated,” she said. “But they knew what the fixed expenditures [were] in order for you to live.”
Office of the City Treasurer in Hartford Bridges Gap through Financial Literacy
Hartford, CONN (January 8,2025)
Former student of Weaver High Scholl participates in the first Bilingual Literacy Symposium in Hartford CT; Financial Educator NOW a Mortgage Loan Officer at Liberty Bank Through Community Advocacy!
Treasurer Carmen I. Sierra proudly highlights the inspiring story of Rashia Schand, a Weaver High School alumna and Hartford native, whose journey from the South End of Hartford to becoming a published author and mortgage loan officer exemplifies resilience, determination, and community- driven impact.
Assets reached a record $1.1 billion as of June 30th
HARTFORD, CONN (August 7, 2024) – Treasurer Carmen I. Sierra issued the following statement regarding the value of the Municipal Employees’ Retirement Fund (MERF) of the City of Hartford, CT.
“On June 30, 2024, the MERF’s investment portfolio was valued at $1.1 billion dollars, inclusive of paying out $118 million in retiree benefits during the fiscal year. These results validate our prudent investment approach which incorporates conservative positioning and emphasizes liquidity, diversification and opportunistic risk-taking. I credit our investment team, our consultant NEPC and the Pension Commission in helping to achieve this outcome.”
The Treasurer’s Office is holding the event in partnership with the City Council, the Hartford Public Schools, Liberty Bank, Hartford Parent University, The Children’s Museum, and Voya Financial
HARTFORD, CONN (September 25, 2023) – A Bilingual Financial Literacy Symposium will be offered, free of charge, to Hartford city employees, parents and high school students on Saturday, September 30th. The event will be hosted by Hartford City Treasurer Carmen I. Sierra, in partnership with the City Council, the Hartford Public Schools, Liberty Bank, Voya Financial, Hartford Parent University, and The Children’s Museum.
