GIS Office Overview

A geographic information system (GIS) uses geospatial technology for analyzing and graphically depicting how cities, towns, and rural areas work and interact. It helps us understand spatial relationships between locations and can provide insights into development and planning issues.

The GIS Office’s mission is to improve coordination of geospatial data throughout the state. Our aim is to ensure everyone has access to authoritative data sets. This includes executive agencies, research academics, regional planners, municipal governments, and more.

2023 - 2028 Strategic Goals

Goal 1

Use effective governance, policies, and standards to manage geospatial data.

Goal 2

Implement a sustainable funding model for imagery acquisition, GIS data, and geospatial technologies.

Goal 3

Increase access to data, spatial analysis, web services, and visualization capabilities for local and regional governments, community organizations, the private sector, and other stakeholders.

Goal 4

Provide direct analytic support and enhance capacity building for State Agencies.

Goal 5

Broaden communication and engagement across different levels of government and other organizations.

Legislative Maps

The GIS Office within the DAPA division of the Office of Policy and Management has created a set of maps to provide greater clarity on legislative and congressional boundaries in Connecticut. These maps, available in PDF format, include the Connecticut House of Representatives, Connecticut State Senate, and U.S. Congress districts, and are designed to help residents identify their representatives and districts. 
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GIS Annual Reports
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2025 Annual Report / 2025 Letter to Planning and Development Committee
2024 Annual Report / 2024 Letter to Planning and Development Committee
2023 Annual Report
2022 Annual Report
2021 Annual Report

GIS Community

Team Members