The Kentucky Finance & Administration Cabinet is a state government agency that serves as the primary financial and administrative management organization for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Established under Kentucky state law, the cabinet oversees the state’s financial operations, procurement, facilities management, and technology services. The cabinet is responsible for managing Kentucky’s budget execution, accounting systems, revenue collection, and financial reporting. It administers the state’s procurement system, ensuring compliance with state purchasing laws and regulations while managing vendor relationships and contracts. The agency also oversees the Commonwealth’s real property and facilities, including construction, maintenance, and energy management of state-owned buildings. Key divisions within the cabinet include the Office of the Controller, Office of Procurement Services, Department of Revenue, Commonwealth Office of Technology, and the Office of Property Valuation. The cabinet also manages the Kentucky Public Employees Health Insurance Program and the Commonwealth’s risk management services. As a central administrative agency, the Finance & Administration Cabinet works closely with other state agencies and departments to ensure efficient use of state resources and maintain fiscal responsibility. The cabinet is led by a secretary who is appointed by the Governor of Kentucky and serves as a member of the Governor’s executive cabinet.