🚨 Scam Alert: Census Scams on the Rise! 🚨 Scammers are posing as Census Bureau representatives to steal your personal information! Be cautious of phone calls, emails, and even home visits claiming to be from the Census Bureau. Here’s what to watch out for: 📞 Phone Spoofing: Scammers may fake caller IDs to look official. 💻 Phishing Emails: Watch for fake census sites asking for sensitive info. 🏠 Fake Home Visits: Real census workers have official badges and visit between 9 AM - 9 PM. How to

No matter who you are or where you’re from, you shape the future. | U.S. Census Bureau

Every ten years, the U.S. Census Bureau is responsible for conducting the nationwide census. While the next census will be taken in 2020, the Census Bureau is already recruiting to fill important temporary positions. Apply online at 2020census.gov/jobs | U.S. Census Bureau

Be a Census Taker and learn how you can help collect important data used to determine how funds are spent on important things like roads, schools and hospitals in your community. Apply online at 2020census.gov/jobs | U.S. Census Bureau

Even though the Census Bureau does a national head count every 10 years, scammers know small surveys happen during off years, too, and they are hoping to steal your personal information. Here are five tips to avoid census scams. | AARP