Stacy Lorraine Garrity

Stacy Garrity is Pennsylvania's State Treasurer, first elected in November 2020 and sworn in in January 2021, and re-elected in November 2024. A graduate of Sayre High School and Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania (finance and economics), with a certificate from the Cornell University Business Management Institute, she spent years at Global Tungsten & Powders Corp. in Towanda, starting as a cost accountant and rising to vice president, the first of two women to hold that title at the company. She retired from the U.S. Army Reserve as a colonel after service in Operation Desert Storm (1991), Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003) and Operation Enduring Freedom (2008). As a Military Police officer she helped oversee an internment camp in southern Iraq, Camp Bucca, where Iraqis called her 'the Angel of the Desert.' She received two Bronze Star Medals and the Legion of Merit. Her running mate is Jason L. Richey.

Treasury initiatives listed by the Treasury site include lowering PA 529 fees, returning over $1.2 billion in unclaimed property, the Money Match program, and returning nearly 600 military decorations to veterans or their families.

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