Census Day (April 1, 2010) may have officially passed, but it's not too late to participate. We encourage those who have not yet completed a questionnaire to either fill out the form or to cooperate when census takers request the information. Filling out the form is quick and easy; it should take no more than 10 minutes and will benefit our community.
– May 4, 2010
If you did not receive a US Census questionnaire (most likely because you pick up your mail at a post office box), please do one of the following to participate in the count:
Remember, the community's fair share of road and federal funding and Pennsylvania's representation in Congress is at stake.
– April 16, 2010
Our township, along with the rest of the state, could be short-changed
tens of thousands of dollars for every person who isn’t counted in the
2010 census. Learn more about the importance of census data in
Townships Today
.
– March 14, 2010
A complete count of all Chester County residents is important for future federal and state funding for local needs, planning for future facilities and services, encouraging businesses to create local jobs, and for political representation. So when you receive your form, please answer the 10 short questions and mail the form back using the postage-paid envelope provided. For more information, visit 2010 Census. You may also be interested in the following consumer warning: BBB Alerts Consumers about U.S. Census Workers: Be Cooperative, But Cautious!
– February 9, 2010
