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916-852-2020
September Committee Meeting - Agenda and Resources
September 1, 2020
10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
To view the September CCCC Meeting recording, click here.
– Notice and Public Meeting (PDF)
– Zoom Webinar Access Instructions (PDF)
– September 1, 2020 CCCC Meeting Presentation (PDF)
– September 1, 2020 CCCC Interim Report to the Governor (PDF)
To view the agendas and resources from the 2019 Committee Meetings, visit https://census.ca.gov/events/cccc-meetings/.
To view the working groups agendas, visit https://census.ca.gov/cccc-working-groups/.
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Governor Brown Creates California Complete Count Committee
SACRAMENTO – Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced the creation of the California Complete Count Committee, a statewide panel of community members that will guide California’s outreach for the 2020 federal census. “It is vitally important for California to do...
California Census 2020 Executive Order
EXECUTIVE ORDER B-49-18 WHEREAS the Constitution of the United States requires an enumeration of the population every ten years to apportion congressional representation among the states; and WHEREAS pursuant to Section 141 of Title 13 of the United States Code, the...
Public Records Act Requests
Guidelines for Access to Public Records
Public access to records maintained by the California Complete Count Census 2020 (“Census”) is governed by the California Public Records Act (Government Code § 6250 et. seq.). Public records are available for inspection and/or copying pursuant to the following procedures:
Request to Inspect or Copy Public Records:
Public records requests must be sufficiently descriptive to enable Census personnel to identify, locate, and retrieve the records. Reasonable assistance will be given to the requester to help him or her satisfy this requirement.
Requests may be submitted by email at info@census.ca.gov; by phone 916-852-2020; by mail to California Complete Count Census 2020, 400 R Street, Suite 359, Sacramento, CA 95811. Attention: Public Records Act Coordinator; or in-person at California Complete Count Census 2020, 400 R Street, Suite 359, Sacramento, CA 95811.
Records Exempt from Disclosure:
Census may refuse to disclose records that are exempt from disclosure under the Public Records Act. (See, e.g. Gov. Code, § 6254 et seq.)
Inspecting Public Records:
Physical inspection of records is permitted in Census offices at a mutually agreeable time during regular business hours of Census (8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except for state holidays). Retrieval and inspection of any record shall not interfere with the ordinary business operations of Census. Operational functions of Census will not be suspended to permit inspection of records where the records are reasonably required by Census personnel in the performance of their duties. Persons inspecting Census records shall not destroy, mutilate, deface, alter, or remove any such records from Census. A Census employee will be present during the inspection of records in order to prevent the loss or destruction of records.
Obtaining Copies of Public Records:
Census may charge the person requesting copies of public records made by Census personnel at the rate of ten cents ($0.10) per page. Payment of the total estimated copy charge may be required before Census personnel copy any records.
If the number of records requiring copying is determined to be voluminous by Census personnel, then the requestor may wish to make arrangements with Census to have a professional copying service photocopy the records. The cost associated with providing the copy service shall be borne entirely by the requesting person.
A copy of these guidelines will be posted in a conspicuous public area at the Complete Count Office, and a free copy of these guidelines will be furnished upon request.