A-Z Databases

The Congressional Research Service (CRS) provides accurate, non-partisan policy and legal analysis to committees and Members of both the House and Senate.

Earlier reports were collected and published on EveryCRSreport.com with support of members of Congress.

Access high-definition historical fire insurance maps, real estate atlases and other business and industry site detail for New Jersey locations. Includes a Google Maps overlay. Useful for engineers, environmental professionals, attorneys, historians, genealogists, government agency researchers, students, and the general public.

A user-friendly mapping tool with US data pertaining to demographics, real estate, health, jobs, education and more. Useful when conducting research or market studies, or developing business plans or grant applications, or determining site selection or impact analysis, and much more. Data is compiled from federal, educational, and institutional sources.

SAM.gov is the official U.S. government website for people who make, receive, and manage federal awards. It includes contracting, entity registration and Assistance Listings (formerly Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance). SAM combines multiple federal databases into one platform and is currently in beta mode while these legacy databases are merged into SAM. Published by the General Services Administration.

Wolters Kluwer provides information on the following legal and regulatory practice areas

• Antitrust and Competition
• Banking and Consumer Finance
• Government Contracts
• Healthcare
• Intellectual Property
• Securities: Federal and International

For tax research, use CCH Intelliconnect, available at the State Library.