The 2010 Census is on the horizon and the U.S. Census Bureau wants to ensure that everyone is counted. We are developing partnerships with state, local, and tribal governments; community-based organizations; faith-based groups; schools; businesses; the media; and others. Through these collaborative relationships, we can reach our shared goal of counting all residents in the 2010 Census. By being informed about the census and better understanding the census process, residents are more likely to respond to the census questionnaire.

• 2010 Census Information
• Census Jobs

The Complete Count Committee (CCC) Program is key to making this happen in communities all across the country. CCC's incorporate local knowledge, influence and possible resources to educate residents and promote the census through a locally-based and targeted outreach and promotion effort. CCC's provide a vehicle for coordinating and nurturing a cooperative effort between local governments, communities, and the U.S. Census Bureau. Local governments and community organizations can help the Census Bureau get a complete count in 2010.

Orange County's Complete Count Committee will be responsible for marketing and outreach to encourage population to complete census forms.  The committee is composed of members that are citizens, agencies, organizations, religious groups, and ethnic groups.  Subcommittees include:  ethnic, religious, media, or others as designated by the local governments. 

• CCC Program Brochure (PDF – 283 KB) 

If you have any questions or
would like to help with the 2010 Census,
contact Tiana Davis, CCC Liaison at (407) 836-5531.