Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, CT skilled trades market

Licensed workforce by trade

License records on the Connecticut register located in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region that the register does not mark expired or revoked and evidences as licenses actually held; median annual wage from BLS OEWS.

Known capital projects

17 active projects on record in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, $23M of committed investment. Largest by disclosed investment:

• Return to the Riverbend, manufacturing (type not yet classified), $14M
• Brownstone Quarry (222, 230 & 248 Brownstone Avenue) - Round 12 project, mining infrastructure, $4M
• Former Scovil Mill Remediation, manufacturing (type not yet classified), $3M
• Brownstone Quarry - Supplemental, mining infrastructure, $0M
• Former Kenyon Building - Assessment, manufacturing (type not yet classified), $0M

Nearby markets

Counties that share a border (Census county adjacency), then the wider labor shed: same metro area or within 60 miles.

• South Central Connecticut Planning Region, CT, 20 mi, shares a border, 7,401 licensed
• Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT, 21 mi, shares a border, 2,507 licensed
• Capitol Planning Region, CT, 28 mi, shares a border, 8,565 licensed
• Suffolk County, NY, 35 mi, shares a border, 33 licensed
• Naugatuck Valley Planning Region, CT, 32 mi, labor shed, 10 licensed
• Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT, 40 mi, labor shed, 991 licensed
• Greater Bridgeport Planning Region, CT, 41 mi, labor shed, 7 licensed
• Washington County, RI, 45 mi, labor shed

Labor shed: Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT

Counties in the same Census metro area, the realistic commute shed for this market.

• Capitol Planning Region, CT

Common questions

How many licensed skilled-trades workers are in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, CT?

Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region has 1,966 licensed skilled-trades records on the Connecticut register, across 9 trades.

Which trades have a full market page for Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region?

boiler operators, electricians, sign electricians, fire sprinkler fitters, HVAC technicians, plumbers, sheet metal workers, each with licensed supply, wages and demand, and current openings where live listings exist.

Are there major construction projects planned in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region?

ATI tracks 17 active capital projects in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, listed above by disclosed investment. A project on record is not a guarantee of hiring.

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