Official announcement
NYC opens its 9/11 records
The City’s notice of the initial release and settlement of two records lawsuits.
Read the original announcementSelected sources / New York
Follow the record.
The original announcement, archive entry point, and companion transcript behind our first briefing. This is a curated reading list, not the City’s document inventory.
Official archive
9/11 Document Portal
The public archive linked by the City. Its individual records have not been catalogued or assessed by Civitally.
Continue to the City’s portalOfficial event transcript
The launch conversation
Officials discuss the release, redactions, and separate records-assistance plans.
Read the official transcriptThree different dates. A document’s creation date, its public release date, and our last source check describe different events. Dates of individual archive records are not established in this review edition.
The almanac source shelf.
Candidate data sources are not connected observations. Read what each source supports and what remains to be verified. A missing integration is our gap, not a claim that an agency failed to provide data.
U.S. Census Bureau
ACS rental housing costs
ACS 1-Year 2024 table B25070 for all 50 states and D.C. Every percentage is recomputed here from its own published numerator and denominator lines.
Retrieved without an API key from the Census table-based Summary File. An annual estimate for calendar 2024, not a current or monthly reading. Margins of error are survey sampling error only.
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ACS health insurance coverage
ACS 1-Year 2024 subject table S2701 for all 50 states and D.C. Counts are summed across the under-19 and 19-to-64 bands; published band percentages are never averaged.
Retrieved without an API key from the public data.census.gov table endpoint. An annual estimate for calendar 2024. Coverage at interview is not access, affordability or a full year insured.
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Census API access notice
Official API-key requirement notice reviewed. The keyed Data API is not used; two keyless public routes are used instead.
No credentials are stored in this site, requested by the browser, or included in any download.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Local Area Unemployment Statistics
July 2026 unemployment rates for all 50 states and D.C., seasonally adjusted and preliminary; exact API series matched to the official series catalog and rates reconciled to the BLS state table.
A checked snapshot, not automatic updating. Three other measures remain unconnected.
Open the source →U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Drinking-water compliance data
Dashboard documentation reviewed; no system-level dataset reconciled.
Next: define the reporting window and eligible public-water systems, then reconcile records and reporting gaps.
Open the source →Federal Bureau of Investigation
Uniform Crime Reporting program
Official source route identified; no state estimates or reporting coverage imported.
Next: validate a comparable year, state estimates, population denominators and agency participation.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Regional Price Parities
2024 all-items Regional Price Parities for 50 states and D.C.; API values reconciled to the official CSV and headline release figures.
Annual price levels, U.S. = 100—not inflation, grocery prices, or household affordability. Released February 19, 2026; not automatic updating.
Open the source →National Center for Education Statistics
NAEP data API
Official API documentation identified; no comparable state results imported.
Next: validate public-school grade-four reading results, year and uncertainty. Not a complete measure of education.
Open the source →Library of Congress
Congress.gov API documentation
Official documentation reviewed; no person-level records imported.
API key and record-level validation needed. Federal coverage is not state-legislature coverage.
Open the source →Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives
House roll-call votes
Official vote-entry source reviewed; no votes selected or summarized here.
Record the exact question, bill version, date, result and member action.
Open the source →United States Senate
Senate roll-call votes
Official vote-entry source reviewed; no votes selected or summarized here.
Distinguish passage, amendments and procedural votes; absence is not opposition.
Open the source →us-atlas / Census-derived cartography
Map geometry and license
Pinned us-atlas 3.0.1 geometry validated for 50 states and D.C.; derived from 2017 Census cartographic boundaries.
Geographic navigation only. No data value is encoded in map shading. ISC license retained with the download.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
State unemployment API capture
Three keyless requests, 51 mapped state series; exact requests, responses and checksums are downloadable.
Monthly estimates, not a real-time reading. Response order is not used to identify a state.
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Seasonally adjusted state unemployment table
July 2026 preliminary values checked against every API series. The table and its footnotes are preserved with the capture.
A second BLS presentation, not an independent producer. Table ranks are not used as state grades.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
LAUS series catalog
State names, FIPS codes, rate measure and seasonal-adjustment flag establish each series mapping.
Only the 50 states and District of Columbia are included; territories and national aggregates are outside this view.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
State employment and unemployment release
July 2026 release: August 21, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. Original release HTML is preserved.
Source release time, observation month and our check times are separate. This current-release URL will change.
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Regional API: state all-items RPP
Regional, SARPP, line 1, state aggregates, 2024. All 51 jurisdiction values match the published download; the U.S. reference is 100.
An existing key was used for this check. Downloadable evidence includes Results only; the request echo and credentials are omitted.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
State price parity data download
The exact ZIP, selected SARPP CSV, hashes, retrieval time and API results are retained in the capture.
Other tables in the ZIP are not substituted. Future revisions require a new checked capture.
Open the source →U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
2024 state price parity release
Released February 19, 2026; next announced release December 10, 2026. Eight headline state/DC figures reconcile after rounding.
2024 is the period measured, not the date retrieved. This is not a current household budget or a personalized cost estimate.
Open the source →U.S. Census Bureau
DP04 published rent-burden denominator
DP04_0136E/M publishes the same collapsed universe as B25070_001 minus B25070_011. The two were checked against each other for all 51 jurisdictions and agree exactly, so the published margin of error is used rather than an approximation.
Used only to source the denominator margin of error. It does not change any percentage.
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ACS General Handbook, chapter 8
Prescribes the proportion formula used for both measures and directs users to prefer a published collapsed margin of error over an approximation.
A methods reference, not a data source. Margins of error are published at the 90% confidence level.
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ACS errata notes
Errata notes were scanned for anything naming B25070, S2701 or DP04 in the 2024 vintage. One note was flagged, read and ruled inapplicable; it concerns telephone-service estimates from 2015, 2016 and 2019.
A released 1-year vintage is not routinely revised, but it can be corrected or suppressed. This scan replaces the assumption that it cannot.
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