Business Development
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Get two-page reports of demographic and economic information for Connecticut's towns.
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Provides assistance to build your local economy, make informed decisions, find location opportunities and grow businesses.
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Explore the Connecticut State Data Center (CTSDC), the state’s lead agency in the U.S. Census Bureau’s State Data Center Program. It makes data available locally to the public through a network of state agencies, universities, libraries, and regional and local governments.
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Stay updated with breaking news about economic developments in Connecticut.
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Get details on trains, car and vanpools, bus routes, air cargo and other services.
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Review environmental guidelines for businesses that govern air, land, water, remediation as well as material and waste management.
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Learn more about all the ways Connecticut supports businesses that help redevelop brownfields.
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Learn more about each of Connecticut's municipalities, including information about population, major employers, education, fiscal issues, labor force and housing.
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Use this online database to explore the commercial properties available in Connecticut.
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Explore the key regions of Connecticut — and the distinctive advantages each has to offer.
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CT Business Registration Requirements
Learn what you need to do to set up a new or relocated business in Connecticut — and who can help you with this process.
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Ensure well-qualified, job-ready employees through on-the-job training, combined with classroom instruction.
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Locate the regional boards that assess employment and training needs and priorities, conduct planning for and coordinate programs that address those needs.
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Find assistance for workers in firms hurt by foreign trade, offering a variety of benefits and services to eligible workers, including job training, income support, job search and more.
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Connect skilled and qualified job seekers with employment opportunities at local companies.