State bond capital, tracked from authorization to project
BondsAtWork turns each state's published bond documents into one plain-language record, read from published Official Statements and Bond Commission agendas. Select a state to explore.
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Readiness scores are desk estimates from the 50-state matrix: debt volume 30%, issuance centralization 30%, disclosure portal 20%, EMMA coverage 20%. They are not ratings of a state's finances.
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| State | Issuance model | Tracked debt | Projects | Status | Readiness | Action |
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Debt structure
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Where Connecticut's bonds are building
Every project below was approved for bond funding by the State Bond Commission between April 2025 and September 2026. Pick a category or a town to see what's being built and the official record behind it.
Funding by category
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The journey of a bond dollar
- AuthorizedThe General Assembly passes a bond act that sets a purpose and a limit.
- ApprovedThe State Bond Commission releases part of that limit for a specific project.
- FinancedThe Treasurer sells bonds to investors to raise the money.
- BuiltThe agency builds the project, and the bonds are repaid over about 20 years.
Bond-sale approvals for General Obligation bonds in this period:
Projects
Debt overview & lineage
For the debt office and analysts. Every figure is read from a public document and links to it on the publisher’s website. Each bond series links to the Official Statement it was read from.
Bonds offered, by type
Par amount of every bond series read from the Official Statements (). Each offering links to its Official Statement on buyctbonds.gov in the table below. Total: .
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What we read
The published documents this page is built from. A document that can't be read completely is held back, never estimated.
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Statutory authorization burn-down
For each act and section the Bond Commission drew on in 2025–26, this shows the authorization, what has been approved so far, and what is left. Figures are as stated on the latest agenda.
Official Statements and maturity schedules
Every offering below was read from its Official Statement. Select Details for the full schedule.
| Official Statement | Sale year | Delivered | Offering par | Series | R1 check | Actions |
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Series detail
District Bond Profile
See the bond-funded projects approved for your community, and the acts of the General Assembly that authorized them. Every figure links to the published State Bond Commission agenda it comes from.
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Bond act votes and outcomes
Each act of the General Assembly that the State Bond Commission drew on between April 2025 and September 2026. Select an act for its sources, sponsors and votes.
| Act | Main use | Approved | Items | Towns named | Bill and sponsors | Final votes |
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The people behind Connecticut's bonds
Bond money moves through three public steps, and each one carries the names of the people who did the work. This page recognizes them, from the State Bond Commission minutes and the Official Statements the state publishes.
Money, acts, people
Signed the bonds: State Treasurers
The Treasurer's name appears on the cover letter or signature page of each Official Statement, the document a bond sale is offered with.
Approved the projects: State Bond Commission
Members and designees named as present in the minutes of each meeting, with the role the minutes print.