Census

The goal of Census 2020 is to count everyone once, only once and in the right place. Census Day is April 1, 2020.  By April 1, you will receive an invitation in the mail to participate in the 2020 Census.  You’ll have three options for responding: online, by mail, or by phone.

Follow the links to learn more about the 2020 Census and how the Hawaii Government Complete Count Committee is working toward a complete count of Hawaii residents.

What’s the importance of the decennial census? Learn more with this Census 2020 FAQ.

Want to get involved? Join or create a Complete Count Committee in your community to work towards a complete and accurate count in 2020. The role of a Complete Count Committee is to raise awareness of the 2020 Census and encourage their community members to participate. Find Complete Count Committees in Hawaii using this Census Bureau map.

• The Census Bureau is hiring for the Census Field Manager in Honolulu. The Census Field Manager will be responsible for managing field data collection activities, including managing, training, and supervising several hundred field staff, updating address lists and maps, and conducting in-person interviews to gather census data. Apply online. (Position closing July 19, 2019.)
• The Census Bureau is currently hiring over 60 positions to staff their Hawaii office, which will open in Summer 2019. View the types of positions available and learn how to apply online.

Learn about the 2020 Census

Learn about the Government Complete Count Committee