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Orlando Rodriguez, M.A. Manager/Connecticut State Data Center (CtSDC) Center for Population Research (CPR) College of Liberal Arts & Sciences (CLAS) University.

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1 Orlando Rodriguez, M.A. Manager/Connecticut State Data Center (CtSDC) Center for Population Research (CPR) College of Liberal Arts & Sciences (CLAS) University of Connecticut at Storrs Census 2010 Regional Meetings January/February 2010 Federal Funds to Connecticut Towns 1993 vs. 2008 12/19/20151Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center

2 12/19/2015 Total Federal Funds 1993 vs. 2008 Billions of Dollars Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center2 Source: 1993 & 2008 Consolidated Federal Funds Report from U.S. Census Bureau Inflation Adjustment: $1 (1993) = $1.49 (2008) from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

3 1993 Inflation Adjusted to 2008 Dollars $8.5 Billion 2008 - $13.8 Billion 12/19/20153Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center Source: 1993 & 2008 Consolidated Federal Funds Report from U.S. Census Bureau Inflation Adjustment: $1 (1993) = $1.49 (2008) from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 1993 - $5.7 Billion Total Federal Funds to Towns Hartford Danbury Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport Groton Windham Putnam Stafford Torrington Salisbury Madison Greenwich Colchester Norwich Middletown Kent Montville Suffield Shelton Wilton Norwalk Glastonbury Litchfield Hartland Norfolk Avon

4 Federal Flood Insurance Funds to Towns * 2008 - $8 Billion 12/19/20154Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center Source: 1993 & 2008 Consolidated Federal Funds Report from U.S. Census Bureau * Federal flood insurance includes insurance in force, claims, and adjustor expenses. Inflation Adjustment: $1 (1993) = $1.49 (2008) from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 1993 - $2.2 Billion 1993 Inflation Adjusted to 2008 Dollars $3.3 Billion Hartford Danbury Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport Groton Windham Putnam Stafford Torrington Salisbury Madison Greenwich Colchester Norwich Middletown Kent Montville Suffield Shelton Wilton Norwalk Glastonbury Litchfield Hartland Norfolk Avon

5 2008 - $3.2 Billion 12/19/20155Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center Source: 1993 & 2008 Consolidated Federal Funds Report from U.S. Census Bureau * Defense Department procurement includes contracts (expenditures and obligations) and excludes salary and wages. Inflation Adjustment: $1 (1993) = $1.49 (2008) from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 1993 - $1.9 Billion 1993 Inflation Adjusted to 2008 Dollars $2.8 Billion Federal Defense Dept. Procurement to Towns * Hartford Danbury Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport Groton Windham Putnam Stafford Torrington Salisbury Madison Greenwich Colchester Norwich Middletown Kent Montville Suffield Shelton Wilton Norwalk Glastonbury Litchfield Hartland Norfolk Avon

6 2008 - $278 Million 12/19/20156Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center Source: 1993 & 2008 Consolidated Federal Funds Report from U.S. Census Bureau * 1993 federal low-income housing includes low-income housing assistance. 2008 federal low-income housing includes vouchers. Inflation Adjustment: $1 (1993) = $1.49 (2008) from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 1993 - $420 Million 1993 Inflation Adjusted to 2008 Dollars $626 Million Federal Low-Income Housing Funds to Towns * Hartford Danbury Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport Groton Windham Putnam Stafford Torrington Salisbury Madison Greenwich Colchester Norwich Middletown Kent Montville Suffield Shelton Wilton Norwalk Glastonbury Litchfield Hartland Norfolk Avon

7 4 1 2 3 5 Percentage of Households Returning the Short Form Return rates varied from a low of 47.8%, in Hartford, to 100%, also in Hartford. The lowest return rates were concentrated in Urban Core towns such as Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven, and Waterbury. The highest return rates were in suburban towns such as Avon, Glastonbury, Simsbury, and West Hartford. 12/19/2015Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center7 Census 2000 Short-Form Mailback Rates by Tracts and CT Congressional Districts Source: Census 2000 Return Rates from U.S. Census Bureau

8 12/19/20158Orlando Rodriguez, Connecticut State Data Center Historically Undercounted Populations Immigrants (legal & undocumented) Young Adult African American Males (18ish to 30ish) Dorm Populations College Students Living Off-Campus Snowbirds

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