In May 2019, the city created the Santa Ana 2020 Census Complete Count Committee (CCC). To this date, the CCC includes twenty-eight member organizations. The CCC consists of representatives from city departments, government agencies, hard-to-count communities, CBO’s, school districts, colleges, faith-based organizations, social services, and media.
Goals for the CCC include:
- Educate residents on the Census, including its purpose
- Identify hard-to-count populations in the community
- Develop best strategies for Census outreach
- Reduce fear and distrust of government
- Ensure the public that the Census is confidential and should be trusted
- Motivate hard-to-count populations to participate in the Census
- Reduce barriers for hard-to-count populations to participate in the Census
CCC Members
- Alta Med
- Assemblymember Tom Daly’s Office
- Charitable Ventures of Orange County
- Congressman Lou Correa’s Office
- City of Long Beach
- City of Santa Ana
- County of Orange
- Councilmember Penaloza
- City of Costa Mesa
- Community Health Initiative of Orange County
- League of United Latin American Citizens
- LGBTQ Center of Orange County
- Mexican Consulate
- Mission Up
- NALEO Educational Fund
- Orange County Human Relations
- Orange County Congregation Community Organization
- Rancho Santiago Community College District
- Santa Ana College
- Santa Ana Building Healthy Communities
- State Senator Tom Umberg’s Office
- Santa Ana Unified School District
- Templo Calario Community Development Corporation
- The Cambodian Family
- United Way of Orange County
- U.S. Census Bureau
For more information about the Santa Ana CCC or to attend our next meeting, please contact Daisy Perez at dperez@santa-ana.org or call 714-647-5200.