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​Governor Lamont: Data Submitted Through Connecticut’s Federal Impact Reporting Portal Now Being Published Online

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(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that his administration is now publishing online the reports it is receiving through the Federal Impact Reporting portal that he launched earlier this month.
The reports are publicly available in a dataset that can be downloaded on the Connecticut Open Data portal, data.ct.gov. (To access the Federal Impact Reporting dataset directly, click here.)
The Federal Impact Reporting portal was created by Governor Lamont as a way of providing state policymakers with a better and more comprehensive understanding of how recent federal actions are impacting public and private entities throughout Connecticut. Businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities are encouraged to submit reports through the portal identifying items such as pauses, cancelations, and reductions in federal funding; reductions in employment caused by federal actions; and impacts from tariffs.
To date, nearly 30 reports have been submitted. The dataset on the Connecticut Open Data portal will be updated regularly as new reports continue to be made.
To submit a report, businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities should visit ct.gov/fedimpact.
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      • Gov Ivey Special Guests State of State Address
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      • Gov Lamont Statement on iCE Killing
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    • Missouri >
      • Gov Kehoe to Expand Broadband Access
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      • Gov Lee Visit National Guard Forces
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