Congressional & Intergovernmental Affairs

The Office of Congressional & Intergovernmental Affairs (OCIA) advises the Census Bureau’s Director, senior executive staff, and program areas on congressional, intergovernmental and tribal affairs, and correspondence management.

OCIA also advises Congress, and tribal and intergovernmental associations on Census Bureau programs and policies, and is responsible for responding to Census data inquiries from Congress.

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Congressional Affairs

Meets the needs of members of Congress and their staff on behalf of constituents.

Intergovernmental Affairs

Works with tribal, state, county and local governments, both directly and through the national and regional organizations that advocate on their behalf.

Intergovernmental Affairs: Tribal Affairs

The Tribal Resource (AIAN) website highlights the Census Bureau's relationship with tribal governments and provides important AIAN and tribal resources.

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Combining Data

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Census Advisory Committees (CAC)

Census Depository Library (CDL) Program

Census Information Centers (CIC)

Federal Economic Statistics Advisory Committee (FESAC)

Federal Statistical Research Data Centers

Governors' Liaisons Network

NSF-Census Research Network (NCRN)

State Data Center (SDC) Program

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Congressional Affairs

Intergovernmental Affairs

Tribal Affairs

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Are You in a Survey?

American Community Survey (ACS)

Economic Census

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Data Protection and Privacy Program

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Atlanta Region

Chicago Region

Denver Region

Los Angeles Region

New York Region

Philadelphia Region

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Staff Directory

Congressional & Intergovernmental Affairs

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