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Topic: Census
U.S. Census takers are at work in Clarksville-Montgomery County
August 15, 2020 | 
Clarksville, TN – The U.S. Census Bureau has begun sending census takers to visit residences in Clarksville and Montgomery County who have not yet responded to Census 2020. Census takers may also visit residents who filled out the forms earlier this year for quality control.
Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts urges everyone to cooperate with the Census to ensure a Full Count.
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U.S. Census Bureau to Email Households to Encourage Response to 2020 Census
Suitland, MD – The U.S. Census Bureau announced that it will begin emailing households in low-responding areas to encourage them to respond to the 2020 Census.
Millions of emails will be sent this week and then grow in numbers and continue into September. These emails supplement a final campaign reminding people to respond to the 2020 Census on their own, as census takers begin asking households to respond to the census.
U.S. Census Bureau – 2020 Census
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City of Clarksville, Montgomery County kick off 2020 Census with “CMC Counts”
City of Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – Joe Pitts, Mayor of the City of Clarksville, and Jim Durrett, Mayor of Montgomery County, Tennessee, proclaimed April 1st, 2019, as Census 2020 Kickoff Day and introduced members of CMC Counts, the local Census Complete Count Committee.
Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett and Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts (holding proclamation) were joined Monday at the 2020 Census kickoff ceremony by, from left, Col. Joseph Kuchen, Fort Campbell Garrison Commander; CMCSS Schools Director Millard House; and retired Lt. Gen. Ronald Bailey, APSU vice president for external affairs.
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H.O.P.E is Hosting an Overview of the Census and its Data Products Workshop
Clarksville, TN – On Tuesday, February 1st there will be a workshop at the Montgomery County Civic Hall to provide general information about the use of census data in grant proposals and small businesses. «Read the rest of this article»
Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs Advises Consumers To Beware of Census Scam Artists
Guard Social Security info; reject password, PIN code or money requests
Nashville – With the U.S. Census under way, the Division of Consumer Affairs wants to remind Tennesseans that scam artists often use the guise of government-related programs to steal from the unwitting. “Government-benefits fraud is more prevalent than credit card fraud,” says Consumer Affairs Director Mary Clement. “We don’t want Tennesseans to fall prey to identity theft or worse.”
Be on the Alert!
- The Census Bureau does NOT conduct the 2010 Census via the Internet
- The Census Bureau does not send e-mails about participating in the 2010 Census
- The Census Bureau never:
- Asks for your full Social Security number
- Asks for money or a donation
- Sends requests on behalf of a political party
- Requests PIN codes, passwords or similar access information for credit cards, banks or other financial accounts.
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Tanner legislation seeks to ease political partisanship
FAIR Act Would End Political Gerrymandering
WASHINGTON – U.S. Reps. John Tanner (D-TN), Mike Castle (R-DE), Allen Boyd (D-FL), Jim Cooper (D-TN) and Baron Hill (D-IN), along with U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson (D-SD) are joining with redistricting reform advocates to end gerrymandering – the political power grab that too often cripples Congress’ ability to work together on bipartisan solutions.
They introduced the bipartisan, bicameral Fairness and Independence in Redistricting (FAIR) Act at a Capitol Hill press conference with redistricting reform advocates and grassroots leaders, including Americans for Redistricting Reform. Tanner has sponsored similar legislation since 2005.
“We must reform the system so the people can elect their representatives instead of allowing politicians to select their constituents with computer software based on strictly political considerations,” Congressman Tanner said. “When politicians draw district lines, it often favors political partisanship and self-protection over public interest. Gerrymandered districts breed partisanship and discourage Members of Congress from working across the aisle on real solutions to the challenges facing our country.”
“The political center continues to disappear, and fewer Members are willing to work across the aisle,” Congressman Castle said. “Instead we are seeing increased identification with political parties and issues driven and debated from the more extreme ideologies. Curbing this trend isn’t impossible; we can make a difference with this legislation.” «Read the rest of this article»
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