The city of Marietta has launched its own website at census2020marietta.com for the 2020 Census to help ensure a complete count of all the city’s residents.

Marietta’s 2020 Census website has detailed information about the benefits of a complete count, according to a city statement.

The city benefits from federal, state and local government policies that are contingent on Marietta’s population count.

These policies support Marietta’s general local government services like public safety and parks and recreation.

A complete count in 2020 will ensure Marietta maximizes the benefits of the Census, including equal representation for all people in the community.

Accurate Census data directly impacts families, children and senior citizens.

A complete count will help people receive benefits like Headstart early childhood education, school breakfast and lunch programs, Medicare, Medicaid, other healthcare assistance and housing and food assistance.

Additionally, by ensuring an accurate count, Marietta can secure federal funds for infrastructure projects, the city statement added.

In Marietta each year, more than $15.6 million in funding for roadways, housing and general operations is tied directly to the Census count, according to the city.

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