About the 2010 US Census
Every ten years, since 1790, the
U.S. Bureau of the Census counts residents across the country. All residents
must be counted, including people of all ages, races, ethnic groups, citizens
and non-citizens. A correct count for Broward County is critical as Census
numbers are used to determine Congressional representation and funding for
important projects in our local community.
A Broward County Complete Count
Committee, chaired by Broward County Commissioner Ilene Lieberman, is formed
that includes broad representation from businesses, the media, human service
agencies, not-for-profit agencies, community groups and government. The purpose
of this committee is to raise awareness about the importance of Census 2010,
reach out to hard-to-enumerate groups, and encourage participation in the
Census. It's in Our Hands.


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