Capitol Buildings Planning Commission (CBPC) is responsible for long-range planning and review of State properties and the development of an overall master plan.

Educational Assistance Foundation (EAF) is a non-profit corporation, created pursuant to the State Educational Assistance Act, that provides financial assistance to qualified post-secondary students. The purpose of the Foundation is to improve the educational opportunities of residents of New Mexico through educational assistance programs.

Educational Retirement Board (ERB) provides retirement benefits for teachers and other school employees from public school districts, institutions of higher education, and educational agencies. The Board is the trustee of the Educational Retirement Fund.

Housing New Mexico | New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) is a quasi-public entity, financing housing and related services for low-to-moderate-income and underserved families. The Mortgage Finance Authority provides affordable housing finance programs, including assistance for the homeless, apartment development, and home ownership.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission (MLK) promotes cultural awareness and human rights to all people of New Mexico through Dr. King’s life philosophy and six principles of nonviolent social action.

Opportunity Enterprise Review Board (OERB) oversees the Opportunity Enterprise Revolving Fund, which was created by the New Mexico Legislature in 2022 to increase economic activity in the state. The fund provides financing for new or existing commercial facilities to attract businesses to New Mexico communities and allow existing businesses to expand their operations. Economic goals are determined by the Board in collaboration with the Economic Development Department and may include job creation and provision of needed services and goods to diverse communities across the state.

Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA) oversees the principal retirement and disability benefits programs of State, county, and municipal employees, including municipal police and firefighters. The Board serves as trustee for the association. Its mission is to preserve, protect, and administer the trust to meet its current and future obligations and provide quality services to association members.

Renewable Energy Transmission Authority (RETA) has the authority to issue and sell revenue bonds and use the proceeds to finance eligible energy transmission and storage facilities, and to acquire and operate facilities through leases.

Retiree Health Care Authority (RHCA) was created in 1990 to provide comprehensive and affordable group health insurance to eligible retirees of certain public service employers in New Mexico, to their spouses and dependents, and to surviving spouses and dependents.

Small Business Investment Corporation (SBIC) is charged with creating new job opportunities and supporting new or expanding businesses in the State. The SBIC makes more capital available to small businesses through investing in alternative and micro lenders as well as venture capital funds.

State Board of Finance (SBOF) has general supervision of the fiscal affairs of the State. It is charged with the safekeeping of all money and securities belonging to or in the custody of the State and has the authority to issue general obligation bonds and severance tax revenue bonds.

State Investment Council (SIC) administers and manages New Mexico’s 12 funds, including four permanent trust funds. Additionally, the State Investment Council manages long-term investment funds for multiple state and local government entities.

State Treasurer’s Investment Council (STIC) is a five-member advisory council consisting of the Treasurer, the State Cash Manager, the State Board of Finance Director, one member appointed by the Treasurer, and one member appointed by the SBOF.