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LakeForestLeader.com NEWS<br />

the lake forest leader | August 22, 2019 | 7<br />

Address canvassing for 2020<br />

Census underway on North Shore<br />

Hilary Anderson<br />

Freelance Reporter<br />

The U.S. Census Bureau<br />

recently began address<br />

canvassing for the 2020<br />

Census.<br />

Address canvassing is<br />

the verification of addresses<br />

generally due to new<br />

construction or the demolition<br />

of buildings.<br />

It will not happen on<br />

every block in the United<br />

States.<br />

“The only time address<br />

canvassers will knock on<br />

a door is to confirm an address<br />

has either been created<br />

or changed since the<br />

last census in 2010,” said<br />

Bryan Carpenter, Chicago<br />

Regional Census Center,<br />

U.S. Census Bureau.<br />

“Most of the address canvassing<br />

will be done from<br />

the curb. There also will<br />

be no phone calls made to<br />

residents during address<br />

canvassing.”<br />

Older houses that have<br />

been torn down and replaced<br />

with new ones usually<br />

maintain the address<br />

of the former house on that<br />

property.<br />

New addresses that<br />

likely will be verified by a<br />

census address canvasser<br />

include the following:<br />

• A new house or building<br />

that now stands on a<br />

piece of once vacant land.<br />

NFYN<br />

From Page 6<br />

Reporting by Jason Addy,<br />

Contributing Editor. Full<br />

story at GlenviewLantern.<br />

com.<br />

THE WILMETTE BEACON<br />

Car stolen from Wilmette<br />

involved in fatal Lake<br />

• Townhouses or two or<br />

more single family houses<br />

constructed on a single<br />

piece of vacant land, or<br />

those built on a larger lot<br />

where at one time there<br />

stood only a single house<br />

or building. They usually<br />

will have new addresses<br />

and/or a split personal<br />

identification number.<br />

• An address on a building<br />

that changed from<br />

one to two separate living<br />

quarters since the 2010<br />

Census would be another<br />

address the canvasser likely<br />

would verify.<br />

• Multi-family addresses<br />

such as college dorms or<br />

group homes are identified<br />

through third-party data.<br />

There are several ways<br />

to verify the individual is a<br />

Census Bureau employee<br />

Carpenter said.<br />

• The field representative<br />

must present an identification<br />

badge, which contains<br />

their name, photograph, a<br />

Department of Commerce<br />

watermark and an expiration<br />

date.<br />

• A field representative<br />

will be carrying an official<br />

bag with the Census Bureau<br />

logo or a laptop for<br />

conduct the survey.<br />

• The field representative<br />

will provide a letter<br />

from the Census Bureau<br />

on official letterhead stating<br />

why they are visiting<br />

your residence.<br />

• Upon request, the field<br />

representative will provide<br />

their supervisor’s contact<br />

information and/or the<br />

phone number for the local<br />

Census Bureau Regional<br />

Office, which supervises<br />

the activities of all field<br />

representatives in the local<br />

area.<br />

“A Census Bureau employee<br />

during the address<br />

canvassing will never call<br />

you on the phone or ask<br />

for usernames, passwords,<br />

credit card numbers or account<br />

details,” Carpenter<br />

said. “Additionally, a field<br />

representative will never<br />

ask for money or donations,<br />

anything on behalf<br />

of a political party or your<br />

mother’s maiden name.”<br />

It cannot be emphasized<br />

enough that most of the<br />

address canvassing will be<br />

done from the curb Carpenter<br />

said.<br />

“Census workers additionally<br />

will never ask for<br />

social security or banking<br />

information,” said Michael<br />

Robinson, commander<br />

with the Wilmette Police<br />

Department. “If someone<br />

does not have proper identification<br />

or is acting suspiciously,<br />

please call the Wilmette<br />

Police Department<br />

for assistance.”<br />

County shooting, police<br />

chase<br />

A car stolen from the<br />

driveway of a Wilmette<br />

residence during the overnight<br />

hours of Sunday,<br />

Aug. 11, was involved in<br />

a high-speed chase from<br />

Lake County to Chicago<br />

two nights later, according<br />

to the Wilmette Police Department<br />

and Lake County<br />

Sheriff’s Office.<br />

The chase was preceded<br />

by a homicide at a Gurnee<br />

residence involving the occupants<br />

of the stolen car.<br />

Reporting by Eric De-<br />

Grechie, Managing Editor.<br />

Full story at WilmetteBeacon.com.<br />

Thank You!<br />

McKinlock Post 264 of the American Legion<br />

in Lake Forest would like to thank our<br />

Lake Forest Day Corporate Sponsors and the<br />

communities of Lake Forest and Lake Bluff for<br />

their continuing support and encouragement<br />

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