The Government Treasurers' Organization of Texas (GTOT) is a state association which was formed in 1987. Its primary purpose is to promote the educational and professional development of persons who perform the treasury function in governmental organizations and to play a key role in the enactment of legislation in the area of cash and debt management.

GTOT’s programs and services, which are beneficial to all treasury professionals, include the following:

GTOT has standing committees that implement the goals and objectives set by the Board of Directors. These committees are the backbone of the organization and include: Nominating, Newsletter, Seminar/Education, Legislative, Investment Policy Review, Sponsorship, and Membership.

Active members of GTOT work for cities, school districts, special districts, counties, and the State of Texas. This diversity, which is reflected by the composition of the Board of Directors, helps bring together all governmental entities that share common interests in the field of treasury management. Representatives from private sector organizations are also included in the membership as Associate members. Both are individual, calendar-year memberships and are not transferable. Dues are billed each January.

GTOT is an affiliate of the Association of Public Treasurers of the United States and Canada, headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland, which offers similar support to governmental treasurers at the national level.

A key element to the success of GTOT has been the network developed for the sharing of information and ideas. Through educational seminars, active committee involvement, and the aid of this directory, members have access to a strong treasury network.