The Census Bureau

The Census Bureau is a U.S. government agency responsible for collecting and analyzing data about the population and economy. Every ten years, it conducts a nationwide census to count everyone living in the country, which helps determine how resources and political representation are allocated. The Bureau also conducts various surveys throughout the decade to gather information on demographics, housing, employment, and more. This data supports public policy, business planning, and community services, making it essential for understanding social and economic trends in the United States.