INDIANAPOLIS – Auditor of State Tera Klutz, whose operating title was recently changed by state law to Indiana State Comptroller, submitted her resignation to Governor Eric J. Holcomb earlier today and notified her staff that she would be stepping away from public service. Klutz, who was reelected less than a year ago, is the fourth state auditor in a row to not finish their term.
“The past 20 years of leading and serving the financial offices of state and local government have been challenging, rewarding, and the opportunity of a lifetime,” Comptroller Klutz said about her career in public service.
Comptroller Klutz was appointed by Gov. Holcomb in 2017. She will continue her service through November 30.
“I am excited about my next chapter – spending more time with family and friends, and returning to the private sector,” said Comptroller Klutz. “I have committed to helping the Governor, if so desired, find a qualified individual to serve as the next State Comptroller and assist in a smooth transition.”
