North Dakota State Government

The North Dakota State Government Administration, located in Bismarck, ND, serves as the official governmental body overseeing the functions and policies of the state. Led by Governor Kelly Armstrong, the administration manages a broad array of programs, initiatives, and boards to facilitate effective governance and support the welfare of North Dakota's citizens. With an emphasis on transparency and security, the administration utilizes encrypted communications to protect sensitive information. The commitment to accurate and accessible information is further exemplified by their use of automatic translation services, ensuring that all residents can engage with government resources effectively. Generated from the website

Job Service North Dakota, also known as JSND, administers the Unemployment Insurance program, which serves the needs of business customers. The agency is a part of the state government of North Dakota. It also conducts work force training programs that include job task analysis. Job Service North Dakota administers the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP), which serves low-income individuals aged 55 and above. Its WorkKeys employment system is used for measuring, communicating and improving common skills. The agency s Labor Market Information Center serves economic developers, elected officials and community leaders. It provides solutions for veterans, government agencies, and faith-based and community organizations. Job Service North Dakota additionally offers career planning, proficiency testing and job development solutions.

Bank of North Dakota s mission is to encourage and promote agriculture, commerce and industry in North Dakota. The bank acts as a funding resource in partnership with other financial institutions, economic development groups and guarantee agencies. The bank is not a member of the Federal Depository Insurance Corporation and its primary deposit base is the state of North Dakota. All state funds and funds of state institutions are deposited, with other deposits accepted from any source, private citizens to the United States government. The banks lending areas include farm irrigations, livestock retention, non-traditional farm income diversification, small business financing, incentive financing for economic development projects and residential real estate financing for secondary markets. Established in 1919, Bank of North Dakota has headquarters in Bismarck, N.D.