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Regional Offices:
It's All About Change
Texas State Data Center Meeting
May 23,2012
Cathy L. Lacy
Denver Regional Director
U.S. Census Bureau
Why are we changing?
• Budgets will be severely constrained and may well decline over the
coming years, while field challenges increase.
• Our survey sponsors are demanding lower costs, improved
efficiency, and increased responsiveness.
• Survey organizations increasingly use real-time administrative
information to create leaner infrastructures.
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Regional Office Boundaries 2013
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Wave Implementation Timeline
San Antonio
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Denver
Albuquerque
Houston
Dallas &
Kansas City
January 2011
April 2012
June 2012
August 2012
September 2012
October 2012
November 2012
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New RO Organization Chart
Survey Support
Regional
Director
Assistant Regional
Director
Coordinator A
Coordinator B
Survey Statisticians
(Field)
Survey Statisticians
(Office)
Assistant Regional
Director
Coordinator C
Coordinator D
Survey Statisticians
(Field)
Administration
Automation
Recruiting
Field Supervisors
Field Supervisors
Field Representatives
Field
Representatives
Geography
Partnership
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Transition Timeline and Key
Milestones
This process is happening now
• Posting for new positions began in July 2011
• Training related to new duties and responsibilities begins
in October 2011
• Survey Statistician Field (SSF), Field Supervisor (FS), &
Field Representative (FR) teams will transition to new
supervisory structure in 7 waves between January and
November 2012
• The entire transition will be complete no later than
January 2013
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How does Texas fit into the Region?
• Texas is home to 47.7% of the population of the new
Denver Region.
• Texas is the 2nd largest state both in population and
land area in the is U.S.
• If you add the population for all New England states
plus New Jersey, Delaware & Washington DC it would
still be less than the population of Texas.
• Montana is the closest in land area at 145,545.80
square miles, compared to Texas at 261,231.71
square miles.
Denver Partnership & Data Services
As part of Denver Regional Office our goal is to
make the valuable Census data available at no
cost to all by providing:
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Information Sessions & Presentations
Data Workshops
Hands on computer trainings
Answers to specific data inquires
Collaboration with partnering organizations
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Data Available
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Community/Neighborhood Profiles
Population Characteristics
Housing Quality/Costs
Retail Sales
Service Industries
Construction
Governments
Transportation
Employment Dynamics
Current Economic Indicators
Yearly Population Estimates
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Contacts
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Paula Wright
[email protected]
Office: 214-253-4482
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Suzee Privett
[email protected]
Office: 214-253-4429
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Lacey Loftin
Lacey. [email protected]
Cell: 214-784-5110
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Angeles Ortega
[email protected]
Office: 720-962-3872
Cell: 303-653.1798
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Jerry O’Donnell
[email protected]
Office: 720-962-3875
Cell: 720-334-9662
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Pauline Nunez
[email protected]
Office: 720-962-3874
Cell: 303-204-6271
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Amadeo Shije
[email protected]
Cell: 505-379-6300
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Kimberly Davis
[email protected]
Office: 720-962-3871
Partnership and Data Services Program
Denver Regional Census Office
6950 W. Jefferson Avenue, Suite 250
Denver, Colorado 80235
Phone: 720.962.3870
E-mail: [email protected]
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Questions?
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