Census 2020
You matter. Be counted.
The 2020 Census ended on October 15, 2020.
Interested in knowing the participation rates for your neighborhood, city, county and/or state? Visit the Census Bureau's searchable map or the City University of New York (CUNY)'s Census 2020 Hard to Count Map.
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Census is the media:
- Mayor Wilson Podcast on Census 2020
- Congressman McAdams on Census in English and Spanish.
#SLCoCounts #YouMatterBeCounted #Census2020
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Every 10 years, the United States (U.S.) Constitution requires a non-biased, non-political count of the nation's residents. Everyone counts equally, no matter where they live, their income level, or their citizenship/residency status.
Getting an accurate or complete census count is very important. Census data will guide decisions on how billions of dollars annually are distributed to support education, nutrition, social and workforce services for the next decade. The information will also help determine where to build homes and parks, establish new routes for public transit, build roads, prepare for emergencies, and assist businesses in determining where to locate and what types of products and services to provide.