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The pages of this site are free and will stay free : an official fact belongs to no one. What is sold here is the compilation work — extracting the Connecticut tank register, reconciling it, dating it, and delivering it in a usable form.
Why the stream, not the snapshot
The Department refreshes all six files weekly. Tanks come out of use, releases get reported, actions get resolved. A snapshot is a photograph of a moving file; the difference between two weeks is what a portfolio holder actually wants.
What is in it
Every field below is measured on the delivered rows. A ⚠️ marks a column none of the six source files contains — that is what you cannot get by downloading them yourself.
| Field | Description | Filled |
|---|---|---|
facility_id | The Department's facility identifier, the key to all six files | 100.0 % |
name | ⚠️ Site name, case-normalised from the source's capitals | 92.0 % |
address | ⚠️ Street address, case-normalised | 100.0 % |
town | ⚠️ Place name as the Department writes it | 100.0 % |
tanks | ⚠️ ⚠️ Tanks on the facility, counted | 100.0 % |
tanks_in_use | ⚠️ ⚠️ Of those, currently in use | 100.0 % |
construction | ⚠️ ⚠️ Commonest tank construction at the facility, from tankconstructioncd | 96.0 % |
bare_steel | ⚠️ ⚠️ 1 where any tank is bare or asphalt-coated steel — the federal upgrade target, and the one physical risk signal in these files | 100.0 % |
first_tank | ⚠️ ⚠️ Earliest installation date at the facility, ISO | 96.4 % |
violations | ⚠️ ⚠️ Compliance entries, joined from the compliance file | 100.0 % |
red_tags | ⚠️ ⚠️ Red-tag entries, joined | 100.0 % |
enforcement | ⚠️ ⚠️ Enforcement actions, joined on relatedfacilityid | 100.0 % |
releases | ⚠️ ⚠️ Reported releases, joined on ustid — NOT on lustid, which matches 0 % | 100.0 % |
last_release | ⚠️ ⚠️ Date of the most recent reported release | 20.1 % |
The 13 fields marked ⚠️ do not exist in the source : we add them — a join, a normalisation, or a reconstructed history. That is the part a buyer cannot reproduce by downloading the official file.
⚠️ The names of contacts are in the source and are delivered in the dataset, but appear on no page of this site: they are natural persons’ names. Coordinates are not carried — this answers a question about records, not a map.
What it costs
- Change feed — USD 300 / monthOr USD 3 000 a year. At every collection, what came in, went out or changed since the previous one. This is the part that does not age.
- One slice — USD 90 / monthThe feed restricted to a single town, for those who do not need the rest.
- Full snapshot — USD 4 000, onceThe state of the register on the day of delivery, every field included. Listed last on purpose : a snapshot ages.
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