Census awareness deadline October 31st and response rate
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going on. Plans of going door to door um have been kinda nixed at this time. Um but hopefully soon they'll be able to start doing that. Again, doing a good job, really, really, really good job. Um The self-response deadline I need to mention has been pushed to October 31st. So the self-response deadline has been pushed to October 31st, and you can still take it online at 2020census.gov, 2020census.gov. For Pasco County, the latest response
rate is 62.7%. Okay, that's 62.7 percent. So please encourage everybody to respond to the census because that could mean additional funding or possibly a house seat, you never know, for Pasco County, right? Being one of the fastest growing, if not the fastest growing counties in the state. We can definitely, definitely use any additional funding and s assistance. So with that
Nope, I have an invitation for you. Oh an invitation.