Adopt formal decision recognizing importance of 2020 U.S. Census
Resolution 49-19
In Plain English
The U.S. Census happens every 10 years and determines how much federal funding cities receive for roads, schools, and social programs. An accurate count also affects how many seats each state gets in Congress. The city wants to formally encourage all residents to participate when census forms arrive.
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Approve consent calendar
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