Connecticut "county equivalents" Probably Changing in 2023

[SectorZ]

Get the state some revenue: Dunkin County.

For the love of God don't say that out loud and give them any bright ideas 

[jp the roadgeek]

Get the state some revenue: Dunkin County.

For the love of God don't say that out loud and give them any bright ideas 

God forbid we rename the Southeast Pfizer County

[SectorZ]

Get the state some revenue: Dunkin County.

For the love of God don't say that out loud and give them any bright ideas 

God forbid we rename the Southeast Pfizer County

That's OK as long as we get the Supreme Court to take the name away from them thru eminent domain.

[bandit957]

Apparently, the Connecticut portion of Long Island Sound is not part of any town. Will it be assigned to a COG?

[KEVIN_224]

Tell me they're not actually going to do this? I grew up in New Britain (Hartford County) and stay in Middletown (Middlesex County) now. The only county sign I've ever seen here is when crossing from Bristol (Hartford County) west into Plymouth (Litchfield County) via CT Route 72.

[yakra]

Obviously, the Tolland and Windham names would have to be retired, as they are now part of the same area as another city that serves as a county's namesake.

Don't tell Maine.

[Ted$8roadFan]

As a former urban planner who worked with Census data, these changes make sense (hence the names). Otherwise, it makes little sense.