HartfordInfo.org is a gateway to all kinds of information and data about Hartford and the region. The primary objective of HartfordInfo.org is to promote the well being of Hartford's communities by democratizing information and data from a wide variety of sources, by making it easily accessible, and by facilitating its interpretation and use. HartfordInfo.org promotes the strengthening of Hartford and the region by fostering the use of information and data in local policymaking and community building.

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Neighborhood Facts provides detailed and the most current information about Denver's 77 neighborhoods. It includes data, maps and graphs about each neighborhood's population, housing, economic and education characteristics, and the health and safety of its residents. It is designed for use by neighborhood residents, policy makers and others who care about Denver's neighborhoods.

As an extension of the Dallas Indicators effort, Analyze Dallas will give you detailed data about our city at a geographic level that allows you to make informed decisions.  Data for most categories can be viewed at a city level or broken down by 325 census tracts, 43 zip codes, 14 City Council Districts, 9 DISD School Board Trustee Districts, and the Northern and Southern Sectors of Dallas.

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The Franklin County DataSource is a web-based geographic data application designed to assist human services and community development organizations, funders, government agencies, researchers and concerned individuals in their efforts to understand community conditions and improve the quality of life in central Ohio. The online mapping, reporting and data analysis tools can be used to focus in on a specific zip code, census tract or planning area. Users can also draw comparisons between individual geographies or compare local conditions to the city as a whole. Drawing upon a wealth of social, demographic and real property data, DataSource users have a powerful tool that greatly enhances their ability to identify community needs, plan new programs, allocate and manage resources and target improvements.

NEO CANDO, Northeast Ohio Community and Neighborhood Data for Organizing, is a free and publicly accessible social and economic data system of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, a research institute housed at Case Western Reserve

Requires free registration. Metro Chicago Facts OnLine provides data and information for geographic areas you define. Use a map to identify standard or custom-defined boundaries within the 6-county metropolitan Chicago region and then apply a variety of information tools to produce reports and maps for your area of choice.

Linking Communities with Information is devoted to creating a learning partnership in Camden, New Jersey, with the belief that sharing and using data will lead to informed decisions and better policy making to support the improved quality of life of all Camden citizens.  The purpose of CAMConnect is to expand and democratize access to information for residents and organizations that live and work in the City of Camden.

Guided by a diverse and cross-sectoral Leadership Group, the Boston Indicators Project offers new ways to understand Boston and its neighborhoods in a regional context.  It aims to democratize access to information, foster civic discourse, and track measures of progress and shared goals in ten sectors.

The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance (known as BNIA or the Alliance) is an organization consisting of diverse groups committed to promoting, supporting and helping people make better decisions using accurate, reliable, and accessible data and indicators to improve the quality of life in Baltimore City neighborhoods.