Stanly County, NC News & Events

November 13, 2019 By admin

Stanly County Convenience Center Closing Nov 28th.

Stanly County Convenience Centers will be closed Thursday, November 28th to observe the Thanksgiving Day holiday. All sites will be open on Wednesday, November 27th. If you have any questions please call (704) 986-3698

November 1, 2019 By admin

RFP for Teen Court Program

Stanly County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council has received additional funds through the state budget to accommodate older teens who will now be prosecuted in juvenile court and not adult court and we are requesting proposals for a program who is willing to operate a teen court program in Stanly County.

October 11, 2019 By alucas

RFQ for Design-Build Services

Stanly County is seeking RFQ responses from design-build general contractors for the design & construction of a new 40,000 sq. ft. trades based educational facility on the campus of Stanly Community College in Albemarle, NC. Responses are due by 3:00 PM on November 8, 2019. The RFQ information is below: Please note the following addendum […]

Stanly County Convenience Center Closing Nov 28th.

RFP for Teen Court Program

RFP_JCP Download

RFQ for Design-Build Services

RFQ – SCC_Trades_Oct 2019 Download

Please note the following addendum to the RFQ has been posted. The addendum addresses some specific questions regarding the project.

Addendum#1_SCC DesignBuild RFQ_Oct 2019 Download

2020 Census

What is the Census?

The U.S. Constitution requires every ten (10) years a count of every living person in the United States. Learn more about the 2020 Census. https://2020census.gov/en

Why is the Census Important to Stanly County?

An accurate count of all Stanly County residents is important for many reasons. The count impacts the allocation of federal funding and how legislative districts are drawn, which can impact the total number of seats the State of North Carolina has in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Responses to the 2020 Census ensure Stanly County receives an equitable share of federal allocations to help build a safer and stronger community. Programs supported by federal funding include, but are not limited to the following:

Free & reduced school lunch
Affordable housing
Food stamps and WIC
Head Start
Public health care services
Public transportation services
Roads & public transportation infrastructure

Additionally data from the 2020 Census will be used to:

Ensure public services and school funding, hospitals and fire departments
Plan new homes and businesses

When will I complete the Census?

Beginning in mid-March 2020 residents will receive a notice in the mail to complete the 2020 Census. Once you receive the mailing, you can complete the Census questionnaire online. In May 2020, if residents have not responded the U.S. Census Bureau will begin following-up by going to individual households to check the status of completion. A specific timeline is below:

Dates	Notification Mailed
March 12-20	Invitation to complete 2020 Census
March 16-24	Reminder letter sent from U.S. Census Bureau
March 26- April 3	Reminder postcards mailed
April 8-16	2nd reminder letter and & paper questionnaire
April 20-27	Final reminder postcard before in-person follow-up

How can I respond?

In 2020 individuals can complete the Census either online, by phone or via the US Mail. The Census questionnaire should take less than 5 minutes to complete.

What information will be requested?

Basic information about the people living in each household will be requested. When completing the Census one should include information about each individual living in the household effective April 1, 2020.

What information will not be requested?

The U.S. Census will NEVER ask for the following information:

Social Security numbers
Bank or credit card account numbers
Money or donations
Anything on behalf of a political party

Will my information be kept confidential?

Strict Federal laws protects your Census response. It is against the law for any Census employee to disclose or publish any Census information that identifies a specific individual. A $250,000 fine or imprisonment up to 5 years or both is the penalty for wrongful disclosure of Census information.

Where can I go to learn more?

You can learn more by visiting 2020census.gov

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