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“Take 10 to Complete the Census” on National Census Day

The Census is the opportunity to count all residents in Alexandria of all ages, race, ethnicity, citizenship status or any other demographic characteristic.

Alexandria, VA – The City of Alexandria urges residents to take part in the 2020 U.S. Census on April 1, National Census Day. Last month, Alexandrians were mailed invitations to complete the survey online. As the entire country works to stop the spread of COVID-19 by maintaining physical distance, washing hands, and staying home, there’s no better time to complete the 2020 Census online.

An accurate count ensures all residents are represented fairly in federal and state government, and forms the basis for $675 billion in federal resources to be allocated correctly across state and local jurisdictions.

Every Alexandria household is required to respond to the 2020 Census. Completing the Census is safe, easy and fast. Personal information is confidential, even from other government agencies. The Census is available in 13 languages, and language support is available in 59 languages. The form can be completed online, by phone, or via a paper survey, and takes the average person less than 10 minutes to complete. Opportunities to complete the Census on paper or through an in-person visitation will follow if the online form is not submitted.

Take 10 to ensure Alexandria is counted!

To complete the 2020 U.S. Census, visit 2020census.gov . To learn more about the City’s involvement in the 2020 U.S. Census, visit alexandriava.gov/Census2020.

Debby Critchley

Debby Critchley has been an integral part of The Zebra almost from the very beginning by taking on the mantle of Food Editor. She also creates the monthly Events Calendar and regularly contributes to our social media. Born in Chicago, her parents help develop her palate by exposing her to a variety of cuisines from Chinese to Spanish, French, German, and more. Debby earned her B.A. at Case Western Reserve University and her M.S. from University of Nebraska. She moved to the DMV in 1981.

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