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2018
• Tribal leader, governor, or highest elected local official or community leader determines Complete Count Committees (CCCs) structure.
• CCCs receive 2020 Census training.
2019
• Continue establishing CCCs.
• Open Area Census Offices.
• CCCs develop strategy and work plan.
2020
• CCCs begin community organization mobilization.
• 2020 Census advertising campaign begins in early 2020.
• CCCs support the 2020 Census.
• CCCs encourage self-response.
April 1, 2020 – CENSUS DAY
• CCCs urge households who do not respond to cooperate with census takers.
Contact Information
For additional information about the
Complete Count Committees program,
please contact your regional census office.
If you reside in:
Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana,
Mississippi,
North Carolina,
and South Carolina
Arkansas, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa,
Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, and
Wisconsin
Arizona, Colorado,
Kansas, Montana,
Nebraska, New
Mexico, North
Dakota, South
Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas,
Utah, and Wyoming
Alaska, California,
Hawaii, Idaho,
Nevada, Oregon,
and Washington
Connecticut, Maine,
Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Rhode Island,
Vermont, and Puerto Rico
Delaware, District of
Columbia, Kentucky,
Maryland, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Virginia, and West Virginia
Please contact:
ATLANTA
Atlanta.rcc
.partnership
@2020census.gov
CHICAGO
Chicago.rcc
.partnership
@2020census.gov
DALLAS
Dallas.rcc
.partnership
@2020census.gov
LOS ANGELES
Los.Angeles.rcc
.partnership
@2020census.gov
NEW YORK
New.York.rcc
.partnership
@2020census.gov
PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia.rcc
.partnership
@2020census.gov
2020 Census Timeline
July 2018
D-1256 CCC
Community influencers create localized
messaging that resonates with the
population in their area. They are trusted
voices and are best suited to mobilize
community resources in an efficient
manner.
HOW?
It’s up to all of us! CCCs know the best
way to reach the community and raise
awareness. Some activities could include:
• Holding CCC kickoff meetings with media briefings.
• Participating in Census rallies or parades.
• Coordinating Census unity youth forums.
• Hosting Interfaith breakfasts and weekend events.
• Encouraging the use of Statistics in Schools classroom resources.
• Incorporating census information in newsletters, social media posts, podcasts, mailings, and websites.
• Helping recruit census workers when jobs become available.
The 2020 Census
is almost here!
The 2020 Census provides an opportunity
for everyone to be counted. Tribal, state,
and local governments; community-
based organizations; faith-based groups;
schools; businesses; the media; and others
play a key role in developing partners
to educate and motivate residents to
participate in the 2020 Census.
When community members are informed,
they are more likely to respond to
the census. Through collaborative
partnerships, the U.S. Census Bureau and
community leaders can reach the shared
goal of counting EVERYONE in 2020.
The Complete Count Committees (CCC)
program is key to creating awareness in
communities all across the country.
• CCCs utilize local knowledge, influence,
and resources to educate communities
and promote the census through locally
based, targeted outreach efforts.
• CCCs provide a vehicle for
coordinating and nurturing cooperative
efforts between tribal, state, and local
governments; communities; and the
Census Bureau.
• CCCs help the Census Bureau get
a complete count in 2020 through
partnerships with local governments
and community organizations.
WHO?
Tribal, state, and local governments work
together with partners to form CCCs
to promote and encourage response to
the 2020 Census in their communities.
Community-based organizations also
establish CCCs that reach out to their
constituents.
WHAT?
A CCC is comprised of a broad spectrum
of government and community leaders
from education, business, healthcare, and
other community organizations. These
trusted voices develop and implement
a 2020 Census awareness campaign
based upon their knowledge of the local
community to encourage a response.
WHEN?
The formation of CCCs is happening
NOW! Leaders are identifying budget
resources and establishing local work
plans. In 2020, they will implement the
plans and lead their communities to a
successful census count.
WHY?
The primary goal of the 2020 Census is
to count everyone once, only once, and in
the right place.
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