Last week, the U.S. Census Bureau said it will end the 2020 Census count on Sept. 30, about a month earlier than previously announced.
Trotwood Mayor Mary McDonald previously said that having less time to count the community “is not very good news for any community.”
“The more time, the better,” McDonald said, “especially in a community like ours where we’ve got citizens outside the community who are coming back. We need that additional time to reach them and get a complete count.”
The census station will allow those without a Wi-Fi connection to fill out the 2020 Census, a statement from the city said.
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