Census Explained

The 2010 Census will help communities receive over $400 billion in federal funding each year for things like hospitals, schools, job training centers, senior centers, emergency services, and public works projects.

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The Census e-Center is your online California Census 2010 information and outreach resource center. Here you will find Census 2010 resources and information tailored to your specific needs.

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Notice and Agenda for Meeting of California Complete Count Committee

California Complete Count Committee Meeting

Tuesday, March 16, 2010 from 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the Governor’s Council Room, State Capitol on10th & L Street in Sacramento, CA.  For more information please call 916-322-1553.  There will be a simultaneous video conferencing location at the Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (Reagan State Building) in Governor’s Press Room on 300 South Spring Street, 16th Floor (South Tower)
in Los Angeles, CA.

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Census Extends Reach to 'Hard-to-Count' Areas in San Jose, Milpitas, Gilroy and Morgan Hill

As U.S. Census questionnaires are mailed in March to take a snapshot of San Jose's population and demographics, community groups are preparing to reach out to "hard-to-count" areas in several city neighborhoods.

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RivCo Officials Begin 2010 Census Campaign

According to Census Bureau officials, for every person counted, $1,200 in federal funds goes to local agencies for a range of services.

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