Census workers will hit the ground in person next month, gearing up efforts to contact households that have not yet responded to the national survey. Door-to-door visits will continue through the end of October, as the agency recently extended the response deadline to account for delays brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Chief of the U-S Census Bureau’s Public Information Office Michael Cook says the agency has been in contact with local public health authorities, and has determined field staff will be able to conduct operations safely.
Cook says census employees will be required to adhere to social-distancing guidelines and will be provided with personal protective equipment. The census also has asked Congress to extend the December deadline for reporting survey results to the president. As of the beginning of April, around 43 percent of Arkansas households have responded to the questionnaire.
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