What Is a Complete Count Committee?
A Complete Count Committee (CCC) is a volunteer committee established by tribal, state, and local governments, and/or community leaders, to increase awareness about the census and motivate residents in the community to respond. The committees work best when they include a cross section of community representatives from government agencies, education, business, religious organizations, and the media. The CCC is charged with developing and implementing a plan designed to target the unique characteristics of their community.
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US Census Mail Participation Rate for New Jersey as of April 19, and 26, 2010
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Informational Questionnaire (English and Bilingual)
Great Ways to Promote the 2010 Census!
Cable TV:
If your County, Municipality, or Organization has access to your local Community Access/School/Government cable station, here are examples of messages you can post to the Community Bulletin Board to inform your neighbors about the 2010 Census and key dates.
Print:
If your County, Municipality, or Organization prints a local newspaper or newsletter, here are some convenient drop-in articles that you can edit and customize to inform and promote the 2010 Census in your community.
Internet:
If your County, Municipality, or Organization has a website, here are some useful logos that can be placed on your website. We suggest that US Census Bureau logos contain an embedded link to the Census Bureau’s 2010 Census page at
www.census.gov/2010census/ and the New Jersey Census Logos contain an embedded link to New Jersey's 2010 Census page at
www.nj.gov/2010Census/ . In this section you will also find links and fact sheets that can be placed on your site and links to job opportunities with the Census Bureau.
NJ Census Promotional Logos
Additional Promotional Tools
New Jersey 2010 Census Posters
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Promotional Outreach Materials:
General Fact Sheet
Provides general facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census as well as the broad benefits of partnership; relevant to all audiences.
Educator Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to educators, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Businesses Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to businesses, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Media Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to media, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Faith-Based Organization Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to religious leaders, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Community-Based Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to community-based organizations, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Elected Officials Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to elected officials, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Tribal Government Fact Sheet
Provides information relevant to tribal government, including specific facts and frequently asked questions about the 2010 Census and the benefits of partnership.
Census in Schools Fact Sheet
Provides an overview of and basic facts about the Census in Schools program.
Operational Milestone Timeline
Provides a snapshot of key 2010 Census operational milestones and corresponding program events and activities. Unfolded, this creatively designed piece is perfect for hanging on a wall. As a tri-fold brochure, content can be viewed on three panels. If you print the timeline on your own, content will appear on six 8.5" x 11" sheets.
College Dorms Enumeration Fact Sheet
Counting College Students.
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Census Crossword Puzzle Handout
Fun Crossword Puzzle on the front of handout and important Census information on the back. Not just for kids. Great icebreaker to handout at events or meetings to encourge discussion about the 2010 Census. |
Census to Begin Address Canvassing Operations
Don’t Forget:
Don’t forget to involve your community’s Churches, Faith-based and Ethnic-based organizations as well as your local libraries. These organizations have newsletters, websites, meetings and events where residents can be informed about the upcoming 2010 Census. Remember, everyone counts!
Also:- Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
There are still many job opportunities with the Census Bureau for the 2010 Census. You can contact the regional office near you.
New York Regional Office: http://www.census.gov/ronyc/www/emply.html
Philadelphia Regional Office: http://www.census.gov/rophi/www/emply.html
Census 2010: http://2010.census.gov/2010censusjobs/index.php
Have you formed a Complete Count Committee?
Post Your Complete Count Committee webpage with us: If you have partnered with the Census Bureau and have a Complete Count Committee webpage, contact Len Preston and we will post your page here.
Hard to Count Area Maps
These are census tract level maps that show the Hard to Count areas from the 2000 Census for each municipality within the county. These maps can assist in targeted outreach efforts to improve census questionnaire response rates.
Census 2000 Mail Response Rates
These files show the 2000 Census mailback response rates for the State of New Jersey, Municipalities and NJ Census 2000 Tracts. These files can also help to identify areas within municipalities where targeted outreach might improve overall mail response.
New Jersey (68%), County, Township and Place (City, Town,Village and Borough)
New Jersey Census 2000 Tracts
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