According to the Montana Census Complete Count Committee, Montana will need thousands of U.S. Census workers to help complete the 2020 census.
The census helps determine how much federal money Montana will receive for things like infrastructure, medical assistance, educational programs, and public assistance.
Currently, Montana receives about $2 billion in federal funds each year based on the Census.
“One of the most important civic duties Montanans will participate in next year is filling out and responding to the 2020 U.S. Census,” said Lt. Governor Cooney, chairman of the Montana Census Complete Count Committee. “Hiring Montanans for these Census jobs is a crucial part of the effort, as they’ll be the trusted voices who go door-to-door in every community across the state to make sure all Montanans are counted.”