"Census 2000: A Status Report for Local Governments".

AuthorMetzgar, Judd

Bourney, James

Public Manager, November 1999, pp. 25-27.

The Census count determines how $180 billion in federal funds are allocated annually to state and local governments. It is estimated that each household counted adds $10,000 in aid to local governments. To assist local governments in getting a correct count, this article provides up-to-date information on important issues that surround the year 2000 Census. The author outlines three steps that can help local governments ensure that the population within their borders is recorded correctly. By participating with the U.S. Census Bureau, local governments can assist in the Local Update of Census Addresses (LUCA) process. This ensures that questionnaires get delivered to the most complete list of households...

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