Crittenden County Counts

23/04/2020

Crittenden County is doing a great job with their Census Response. Let's keep it going! You can respond online at https://my2020census.gov/

13/01/2020

The is right around the corner. Mailers will be sent in March and is April 1. Want to find out more information about the Census? Check out this quick video below. On February 21 we will have a Leadership Breakfast with Kisha Jeffrey-Misch to get a last update before the Census begins.

This short video explains the importance and purpose of the 2020 Census. This questionnaire records every person living at your address on April 1st, 2020. T...

24/10/2019

Thank you Brandie and Dan for working our homecoming booth! We had a great turnout and talked to many people about why the census is important for our county. Crittenden County Public Library U.S. Census Bureau

30/09/2019

Thank you to everyone that stopped by our booth at the Pumpkin Festival this weekend! We love talking to people and letting them know how important the census is to our community!

23/08/2019

The Census has started address canvassing. They will be confirming addresses now through October 18. If you see someone driving around the neighborhood and checking mailboxes, chances are it is a Census worker. They will have an ID, Census Bag, and Census Laptop with them while canvassing. For more information, check out this video on address canvassing,

21/08/2019

The U.S. Census Bureau has released a sample of next year's Census Survey. Check out the survey on the Census website here:

Households will be able to respond to the 2020 Census online, over the phone, or through a paper questionnaire. This is a sample of the paper questionnaire that will be used during the 2020 Census. This version excludes some features that will be made available to households starting in March 2020,....

24/07/2019

We are your local Census Committee. We want to make sure people know how important the Census is to Crittenden County.

The next Census will happen in April 2020. The Census has to count the our growing United State’s population of around 330 million people in more than 140 million housing units. An accurate count is important to our community to make sure we receive our federal funding that supports roads, healthcare, school districts, and government representation.
Our local committee is made up of Adam Ledford, Amanda Davenport, Brandie Ledford, Crystal Wesmoland, Daryl Tabor, Don Buchanan, Kathey Penn Belt, Michael Parshall, Paja Crider, Perry Newcom and Troy McGahan. You will see us around town and at community events promoting the Census. We are happy to answer questions or have more people join our committee!