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State Commerce Act

Connecticut · 32 · §§ 32-1 to 32-9zz · 129 sections

Overview

The State Commerce Act governs Connecticut's economic and community development apparatus, establishing the Department of Economic and Community Development and setting out the powers and duties of its commissioner and deputy commissioner. It provides for state economic strategic planning, an economic cluster framework with associated advisory bodies, reporting, and bond funding, and directs the department's work across areas including tourism and culture, digital media and motion picture activity, small business and veteran-owned business support, and workforce and job-growth coordination. It also authorizes a range of financial assistance and incentive mechanisms — among them tax credit and abatement programs, reinvestment contracts for certified industrial projects, assistance agreements for certified aerospace manufacturing projects, homebuyer and residency incentive programs, and grant programs for community and corridor investment — each subject to defined criteria and reporting requirements.

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