Massachusetts Census 2020
We are pleased to share
these exciting job opportunities!
The Census Bureau is Hiring!
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring field representatives in your area and we’re asking you to help us.
The Census Bureau conducts more than 130 surveys every year. Our ability to conduct continuous surveys — other than the once-a-decade population count — depends on survey takers in the field and our Regional Offices are hiring these workers.
Even though we are gearing up to hire workers for the 2020 Census, we still need field representatives for our other ongoing surveys. This is where you can help!
Encourage members of your community to be a part of our team — benefits include flexible hours, meeting people and working outside of the office environment.
Field Representatives perform a variety of vital functions, such as updating address lists and maps; conducting interviews with residents in assigned areas; explaining the purpose of the census interview; and answering residents’ questions. Hours of work for field positions will vary — some require employees to work during the day to see addresses on buildings, while others require interviewing the public usually in the evening and on weekends.
For more information, go to: Census Jobs in Massachusetts
Massachusetts City and Town Precinct Maps
2010 Maps. Maps that reflect precints lines that will be in effect as of December 31, 2011
Massachusetts 2010 Census Official Population Numbers
Now that the United States 2010 Census Bureau count has been completed, every municipality in Massachusetts will receive an official population count. The population count for each municipality will be provided on a census block by block level which will be the building blocks for the new precinct boundaries created for use in determining legislative and local governmental districts.
Click on your county on the mapSelect your county below or choose your city or town from the drop down menu to view results.
