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IGP Mission |
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The goal of the Intergovernmental Policy Division is to assist in formulating state policy pertaining to the relationship between the State of Connecticut and municipal governments. |
Office of Responsible Growth - The Office of Responsible Growth was established by Executive Order 15 and is housed within the Intergovernmental Policy Division of OPM.
Assessment, Data Collection and Grants Management Unit
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Develops and recommends policy to the Governor and provides guidance to municipalities in certain areas of property tax assessment. Issues regulations concerning municipal revaluations; qualifies revaluation personnel; recommends schedules for motor vehicle property assessment purposes; and prescribes municipal assessment forms; including the application form for the Maritime Heritage Land Classification
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Manages formula grant programs that benefit municipalities:
- Local Capital Improvement Program
- Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal (Hardware and Software)
- Payments in Lieu of Taxes on Private Colleges and General Hospitals
- Payments in Lieu of Taxes on State-Owned Property
- Mashantucket Pequot/Mohegan Grant
- Manages property tax relief programs that benefit individuals/companies:
- Manufacturers located in distressed municipalities
- Manufacturers with newly acquired machinery and equipment and companies with commercial motor vehicles
- Elderly and disabled homeowners and renters
- Elderly and Disabled Freeze Program
- Totally disabled persons
- Veterans additional
- Collects, analyzes, and publishes municipal data regarding real estate sales listing (Equalized Net Grand List calculations)
- Acts as liaison to Connecticut Association of Assessing Officials and to the Connecticut Certified Municipal Assessors Committee.
Municipal Finance Services Unit
Intergovernmental Affairs Unit
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Develops and recommends policy, drafts legislation for the entire Division, performs research and analysis, and acts as a legislative liaison on issues relating to local governments and state/local policy.
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Acts as a liaison and information source between state and local governments.
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Acts as coordinator for and administrator of state grant in aid to the fifteen regional planning organizations and as a liaison to municipal organizations.
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Provides staff support to the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (ACIR).
- Collects, analyzes and publishes municipal data:
- Estimates Book: State Formula Aid to Municipalities
- State Mandates on Municipalities
- Statutes Relating to Assessment and Taxation
- Statutes Relating to Municipal Planning and Zoning
For Further Information, Contact:David LeVasseur, Acting Undersecretary, phone (860) 418-6484, FAX: (860) 418-6493, e-mail David.LeVasseur@ct.gov
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