Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development
The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) is a state agency focused on supporting and growing Connecticut's business ecosystem. The department provides comprehensive services across multiple areas including business development, small business assistance, community development, arts and creativity, film and digital media, historic preservation, and statewide marketing and tourism. Key functions include serving as a principal point of contact for in-state and out-of-state companies, coordinating local, state, and federal resources for small businesses, managing economic development capital projects, and promoting Connecticut as a prime destination for business and leisure travelers. The agency works to help businesses of all sizes compete and grow by leveraging the state's unique assets such as talented workforce, productivity resources, and concentration of leading-edge companies.
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33 grantsHistoric Restoration Fund Grants (HRF)
Connecticut's Historic Restoration Fund grants support the preservation and restoration of historic buildings listed on state or national registers through competitive, matching reimbursement awards.
Dry Cleaning Remediation Fund
Connecticut’s Dry Cleaning Establishment Remediation Fund supports assessment, cleanup, and prevention of pollution from dry cleaning chemicals at eligible business sites.
Additive Voucher Program (AVP)
Connecticut's Additive Voucher Program funds manufacturers to adopt advanced additive manufacturing technologies, promoting innovation and competitiveness in the state's manufacturing sector.
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