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The City of Bullhead City welcomes 2020 Census workers to our community. 2020 Census employees are currently canvassing addresses nationwide, and will continue through October.
Mayor Tom Brady appreciates the public’s support in participating in the Census efforts to ensure a complete count. The Mayor stated, “Everyone who lives or will be in Bullhead City on April 1st 2020 needs to be counted. For everyone not counted in Bullhead City millions of dollars will be diverted to other communities who have an accurate count. Money generated through the Census count will help us maintain and improve our roads, schools, public transportation and attract future development to the area.”
In-Field address canvassing improves and refines the Census Bureau’s address list of households nationwide, which is necessary to deliver invitations to respond to the Census. The address list plays a vital role in ensuring a complete and accurate count of everyone. This is a normal part of the 2020 Census preparation and data collection process.
During this process, Census workers knock on doors and ask a few simple questions to verify addresses and living quarters for inclusion in the census.
Employees introduce themselves as Census Bureau employees, show their official government ID badges, and explain the purpose of the visit. Members of the public may also ask census employees to provide a picture ID from another source to confirm their identity.
The official count of the 2020 Census begins in January 2020. Most households in the country will start receiving invitations to respond online, by phone or by mail in March 2020.
The U.S. Constitution mandates that a census of the population be conducted once every 10 years. Census data is used to determine the number of seats each state holds in Congress and how more than $675 billion in federal funds are distributed back to states and local communities every year for services and infrastructure, including health care, jobs, schools, roads and businesses.
For more information on address canvassing, visit the Census Bureau website at www.census.gov