It's here! The 2020 Census begins in mid-March, when you should receive a mailing from the U.S. Census Bureau inviting you to participate in this short questionnaire. Why does the census matter? The census count helps leaders distribute federal funding and decide how many representatives your state receives in the U.S. House of Representatives. Take ten minutes and participate in this once-a-decade count. You can come to the library and use our dedicated Wi-Fi or Census Pop-Up Stations – or reply by phone or mail.
EXTENDED HOURS
Remember to take the Census!
All
Locations
Central and Flushing will be open until 9pm
Cambria Heights
Far Rockaway
Glendale
Langston Hughes
Lefferts
McGoldrick
Pomonok
Poppenhusen
Queens Village
Rego Park
Rochdale Village
Seaside
Sunnyside
Astoria
Arverne
Bayside
Corona
Jackson Heights
Laurelton
Long Island City
Maspeth
Mitchell-Linden
Ozone Park
Richmond Hill
Ridgewood
South Jamaica
Baisley Park
Broadway
East Elmhurst
Elmhurst
Lefrak City
Peninsula
Queensboro Hill
Rosedale
South Hollis
South Ozone Park
St. Albans
Woodside
CAN'T MAKE IT TO THE LIBRARY?
You can also use any Internet connection and complete your Census form online here.
