The 2010 Census will be a snapshot of our nation's population, capturing our ever changing and diverse America. This historic event will do more than tell us who we are as a nation today; it will affect our community's future, our country's future and your future.

One question being asked is how are individuals or groups that have unique living situations like those living in college dorms, shelters, jails, nursing homes and military barracks counted? The Census Bureau Residence Rule says you should be counted where you live or sleep most of the time. So, if you spend the majority of your time living on the campus of Bradley University, then that's where you should be counted. Same goes for those snow birds who spend the winters in warmer parts of the country; since the majority of your time is spent here, you should be counted here.  

We are still looking for census workers.  Click here for listing of census job testing locations and times.