Nancy Wyman is the chief fiscal guardian for Connecticut's taxpayers.
Wyman, first elected statewide in 1994 and re-elected in 1998, 2002 and 2006, is responsible for paying the state's bills, keeping its books and representing the taxpayers in state fiscal matters.
The Comptroller issues a monthly report on state finances and writes a public report each year in which she analyzes the state budget as it relates to the economy and other factors..
The State Comptroller also oversees the state health plan for 200,000 state employees, retirees, and their dependents.
Prior to her election as State Comptroller, Wyman served as State Representative (1987-1995) from the 53rd District. She was House Chairperson of the Education Committee and Chairperson of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Elementary and Secondary Education.
From 1979-1987, Comptroller Wyman served on the Tolland Board of Education and was Vice-Chairperson for four of those years. She has contributed to the local, state and national education debate and is known as an ardent champion of public education.
Wyman and her husband, Michael, have lived in Tolland since 1973. They have two daughters and sons-in-law; Stacey and Steve Papa and Meryl and Bill Baldwin, and five grandchildren; Taylor, Lindsey, Kyle, Max and Sydney
Martin L. Heft Assistant to the State Comptroller Executive Office 55 Elm Street Hartford CT 06106-1775 860-702-3314 / 860-702-3319 Fax martin.heft@po.state.ct.us |