The 2010 Census enumeration process is now complete. Moving forward, the Census bureau is conducting quality assurance tests to ensure that all the numbers collected are accurate and complete. Your participation in the 2010 Census was necessary and is appreciated.
State of the Census Report From the Denver Regional Census Center
Because funding is distributed to cities and towns based on population, when you completed your Census 2010 questionnaire you ensured that thousands of your tax dollars are returned to your community in critical services for you and your family. These services can range from safety and health programs to parks and transportation facilities—programs that improve your life.
Your answers alone mean the difference of thousands of dollars to your community over the next 10 years. Multiply that by your neighbors' responses and that means millions in these tough times!
The next step in the 2010 Census is the release of data outlining the official national and state population counts, which are used to apportion seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. As mandated by the U.S. Constitution, this data must be delivered to the President of the United States by the Census Bureau on or before December 31, 2010. Final census numbers will be released in the spring of 2011.
To visit the U.S. Census Bureau Web Site, click here. For more about the 2010 Census in our region and what it means to you, click here.
Take 10 Map
Track real-time regional participation rates and see how our region compares to other states. Or find links to the nearest Questionnaire Assistance Center to help you with any questions.
Need help filling out your 2010 Census form? Call 1-866-872-6868. Also available in other languages – click here.
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