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Page 1: 2010 Local Update of Census Addresses (LUCA)

2010 Local Update of Census Addresses

(LUCA)Maryland State Data Center

Annual Affiliate MeetingApril 4, 2007

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How Is The Census Taken?

Compile a Master Address File (MAF) - an up to date inventory of known living quarters– Approximately 120 million addresses

• Updated with:– Postal Service Delivery Sequence File– Pre-Census Field Address Listing– Local Address Review - LUCA

• Every KNOWN address will be accounted for

Through Address Based Enumeration

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Why are Finding Addresses Important?

• Everyone wants to be counted – census counts are used for apportionment and redrawing political districts

• MONEY – More than $300 billion in federal funds distributed every year based on census data

• Better data – housing units and group quarters (nursing homes, prisons, dormitories) are geocoded to a census block.

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Why Such Low Participation?

• Lack of Awareness• Lack of Understanding the

Importance• Lack of Data• Lack of Resources• It’s Not EASY!

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Why is it so Difficult?Additions to the Housing Stock

• New structures• Conversion of existing

residential to multiple units• Conversion of non-residential• Rehab of

abandoned/condemned• Mobile Homes

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Subtractions from Housing Stock

• Demolished• Conversion of existing

residential – combining units• Conversion to non-residential• Abandoned/condemned• Mobile Homes relocated

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Locating Group Quarters

• College Dormitories• Correctional Facilities• Nursing Homes• Psychiatric Centers• Small Residential Care Units

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Why so Difficult cont’d

Each address that is added, deleted or modified must be “geocoded” to the correct census block !

Your address list may appear in this format:

100 South Main Street, Anytown, Maryland 21111

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But must be converted to the Geocode belowSTATE CNTY2000 CT2000 BLK2000

24|005|430300|5009 State = 24

County = 005 for Baltimore Co.

Census Tract = 430300 ( 6 digit code)

Block = 5009 (4 digit code)

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Map Showing Census Tract and Block

Census tract 430300

Census block 5009

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Identifying Units Isn’t So Easy!

Multiple households in one housing unit

Special thanks to the New York State Data Center for use of photographs depicting addresses difficult to identify

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Finding Census Addresses

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What to Use?

Participate and Review Using Sources Such as:

• YOUR building permit data

• Maryland PropertyView data from

assessment records

• E911 records

• Occupancy permits

• Utility records

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2010 LUCA Milestones• January 2007 - advance notice letters to

highest elected officials and other contacts• March – May 2007 - informational training• July 2007 - invitation letters and registration

materials mailed to HEOs and other contacts• July 2007 – April 2008 - local governments

register for LUCA, receive training, update their address list and return materials (within 120 days of receipt of materials)

• April 2008 – October 2008 Census Bureau reviews LUCA submissions and updates MAF