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Census 2020: There Is Still Time to Take the Census!
Census 2020: There Is Still Time to Take the Census!
Published on October 08, 2020
The
2020
Census is now set to end on October 31
.
Earlier this week
, the U.S. Census Bureau released a
statement
confirming
that
"data collection operations will continue through October 31, 2020
."
The decision followed multiple court proceedings which sought to reverse the
previously set
September 30 deadline the
Census Bureau had
implemented
this summer.
This
new deadline
means that there is still time to complete the Census, whether
online
, by mail,
by phone
, or in-person.
It
also means you could still be visited by an enumerator, and you might see
Mobile Questionnaire Assistance
stations helping people take the Census at local businesses or parks around the County.
All in-person Census efforts
adhere to social distancing guidelines.
There Are Still
Arlingtonians
Who Need to Be Counted
Arlington
is now over 99%
enumerated
!
While this is close to a
complete
response rate,
it also
means there are still about
400
Arlington households that need to be counted — and each of these is critical for a
n
accurate
representation
of what the County looks like. Encourage a neighborhood, family member, or a friend to
take the Census today
so we can reach a complete count.
Why Take the Census?
According to the Census Bureau, $675 billion
are distributed annually
across the United States
through
federal formula grants that use
Decennial
Census data
to determine the
amount given to each recipient.
Annually,
Arlington receives
over
$50 million
from
these
federal formula grants
, which is used to
fund
programs related to human services, schools, transportation, public safety, and much more.
Census data also determine voter apportionment and how many representatives are allocated to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Don't wait to complete your form!
How to Complete the Census
Completing the Census is safe, easy, and takes only a few minutes.
H
ere's how to fill out your form today:
Online:
Go to
my2020census.gov
. Non-English speakers can select a different language at the bottom of the page.
Phone:
Call 844-330-2020 for English, 844-468-2020 for Spanish, or
use these phone numbers
to take the Census in 12 other languages.
Mail:
If you received a paper copy by mail, just fill it out, place it in the envelope provided and drop it in a mailbox.
In Person
: At a Mobile Questionnaire Assistance (MQA) station or when a Census Taker knocks on your door.
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