Enacted in 2005 (Public Act 05-228), the Community Investment Act established what has become Connecticut's primary source of dedicated funding to conserve open space, protect farmland, maintain historic properties and supplement affordable housing projects. Each sector represents a critical component of our statewide quality of life and economy.
$259+ million has supported land conservation*, farmland preservation, affordable housing, historic preservation, and dairy sustainability
1,900+ projects across the state
Creating jobs, enhancing the quality of life, and leveraging millions of dollars in private matching funds
Community Investment Act funds accrue from a $40 recording fee collected on every real-estate transaction in the state. This fee income is then distributed by formula to town clerks and the state agencies administering the qualified programs.
The images below link to the Historic Preservation, Agriculture, Open Space, and Affordable Housing agencies and programs.
The CIA plays a vital role in underwriting the state’s economic well-being and overall quality of life in our communities. Despite this, the fund has been subject to unallocated diversions and sweeps for years.
To help our economies and our communities thrive, we must protect this fund from further diversions and sweeps. We are grateful to the current administration and Connecticut General Assembly for keeping the fund whole. We hope that you will also do your part in supporting the Community Investment Act.
E-mail:contact@preservationct.org Phone: (203) 562-6312
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