The 2010 Census will determine the distribution of $370 billion in federal and state grant money annually in the next decade. Each additional person counted has the potential to bring the city $13,500 in federal funds over the next 10 years. Camden's participation rate for the 2000 Census was 57%, much lower than the national average of 72%. Below are daily updated neighborhood response rates for the 2010 Census. See how your neighborhood is performing. For the most up-to-date times and hours for Questionnaire Assistance Centers, visit: 2010 Census Take10 Map
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CamConnect Reports on the Census
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For Telephone Questionnaire Assistance on the 2010 Census, call:
English: 866.872.6868
Chinese: 866.935.2010
Korean: 866.955.2010
Russian: 866.965.2010
Spanish: 866.928.2010
Vietnamese: 866.945.2010
TDD (Telephone Display Device): 866.783.2010
Neighborhood Participation Rates
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| Cooper Poynt (6007) |
Pyne Poynt (6008) |
Cooper Grant (6006) |
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| Cramer Hill (6009) |
Biedeman (6010) |
Rosedale (6011.02) |
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| Dudley (6011.01) |
Stockton (6012) |
Marlton (6013) |
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| Central Waterfront (6005) |
Central Business District (6001) |
Lanning Square (6003) |
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| Bergen Square (6004) |
Gateway (6002) |
Parkside (6014) |
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| Waterfront South (6018) |
Liberty Park (6016) |
Centerville (6017) |
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| Whitman Park (6015) |
Morgan Village (6019) |
Fairview (6020) |
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