Which datasets have been collected for each Connecticut town this project compares — and which are still missing.
Comparing towns fairly means collecting the same things for each of them. This page reports how far that has got: one row per town, one column per dataset, generated from the collected files themselves. Where a cell is empty, the data has not been collected — not that the town has nothing to report.
For the other half of the question — what the collected data is actually used to draw — see the Shared Chart Catalog: every chart the town pages have in common, and the dataset each one needs.
The towns here are all 169 in Connecticut. Every one of them has a page set built from the state’s uniform figures. Only Colchester also has pages built from its own adopted budget books, which are transcribed by hand and exist for no other town.
A tick means the series has been collected for that town, with the years it covers. A dash means it has not.
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Collection method and every caveat that travels with these datasets: PLAYBOOK-NEW-TOWN.md and data-dictionary.md in the project repository. Raw payload: town_data_coverage.json.