United States Census 2010

Message from the Trenton Mayor:

2010 marks a time when we, as a people, need to stand up and be counted. This year’s census is an important event for the City of Trenton and the State of Tennessee and our fate for the next ten years depends on the outcome.

Population numbers are key in determining the number of representatives we have in Congress, but even more important to us as Trentonians, federal and state monies that are awarded to us are based on how many people live here. Minority grants, infrastructure funds, park and recreation monies, and a majority of other projects are based on census totals. The larger the population numbers the more monies that are available.

                It is because of these and many other factors, it is imperative for all of us to fill out our forms and send them back. There is nothing to be afraid of because your information will only be used by the Census Bureau. It will not be shared with the IRS, INS or any other government agency. The purpose is to ascertain how many people reside here.

                Please fill out your census form when you receive it in the mail. It is the responsible thing for all of us to do. Thank you for your help in making Trenton a 2010 Census Community.

 

Tony Burriss

Mayor, City of Trenton

309 South College Street

Trenton, Tennessee 38382

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Click on the following links to 2010 Census web-site,
to learn more about the 2010 Census.
 



 The 10 Questions YOU will be Ask on the 2010 Census Form

What is a Census Taker


Questions You May Have - about 2010 Census

United States Web-Site on Census 2010
http://www.2010census.gov
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Need a Job - Apply as A Census Taker


Click on the card below to see a slide show of Employment for Census 2010

www.2010censusjobs.gov
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