[90sman]

-Florida grew by 3 million to 18,801,310 in 2010, from 15,982,378 in 2000.

-Orange County reported the largest numerical increase of nearly 250,000 people to reach 1,145,956, from 896,344 in 2000.
-Monroe County recorded the biggest loss both percentage wise and numerically. Monroe County stood at 73,090 residents down more than 6,000 people from 2000.
-Flagler County almost doubled its population to 95,696 up from under 50,000 people in 2000.

-County rankings...

*Miami-Dade, 2,496,435, up from 2,253,362 in 2000
*Broward, 1,748,066, up from 1,623,018
*Palm Beach increased to 1,320,134 from 1,131,184 10 years before
*Hillsborough leaped by 230,278 people to reach 1,229,226
*Orange, already mentioned above
*Pinellas LOSS 5,000 people falling to 916,542
*Duval County gained 85,384 to grow to 864,263 people
*Lee County saw one of the biggest increases in Florida, increasing by 40.34% or by 177,866 people to 618,754 residents.
*Polk gained more than 100,000 people to grow to 605,095.
*Brevard counted 543,376 residents
*Volusia added 50,000 to its county to 494,593
*Pasco zoomed by 34.79% and 119,932 to 464,697
*Seminole added almost 60,000 to 422,718

-City rankings...

*Jacksonville, 821,784, up more than 85,000 from 735,617 in 2000
*Miami increased to 399,457
*Tampa grew by 30,000 to 335,709
*St. Petersburg dropped to 244,760 from 248,232
*Orlando gained 50,000 people to 238,300


2010 Census Data - 2010 Census

[cheerbaby112]

I was threatened by the census worker. I didnt want to fill out mine when I knew I was moving 3 weeks afterwards.

[Mike1306]

Originally Posted by cheerbaby112

I was threatened by the census worker. I didnt want to fill out mine when I knew I was moving 3 weeks afterwards.

I guess everything has happened to you and it was all Tampa's fault. Are you trying to say the census worker threatened harm to you if you didn't fill it out?

And even if you did fill it out, the census specifically ask what your place of residence was as of a certain date. The same question is asked in all areas and I am sure others were moving from and to other areas.

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by cheerbaby112

I was threatened by the census worker. I didnt want to fill out mine when I knew I was moving 3 weeks afterwards.

You are supposed to fill it out at the time you get the form. Things even out. I moved out of NY and still filled it out.

[cheerbaby112]

Originally Posted by Mike1306

I guess everything has happened to you and it was all Tampa's fault. Are you trying to say the census worker threatened harm to you if you didn't fill it out?

And even if you did fill it out, the census specifically ask what your place of residence was as of a certain date. The same question is asked in all areas and I am sure others were moving from and to other areas.

The census worker threatened to fine me 10,000. I didnt want to be included because I didnt want florida to have the gratifying nature of knowing that there population increased but many of thsoe who filled out the form have probably moved.

[TriMT7]

Originally Posted by cheerbaby112

I didnt want to be included because I didnt want florida to have the gratifying nature of knowing that there population increased but many of thsoe who filled out the form have probably moved.

Wow. It's really amazing what motivates people.

[Mike1306]

Originally Posted by cheerbaby112

The census worker threatened to fine me 10,000. I didnt want to be included because I didnt want florida to have the gratifying nature of knowing that there population increased but many of thsoe who filled out the form have probably moved.

First off it is not a threat if someone tells you that you can be fined for not doing something when you can actually be fined for not doing something, it is called relating the facts to you.
And the fine is $5000 not $10,000.

The census asks where you were living as of April 1st, not if you intend to move or where you are planning to move, many people move and it balances out because people move from other states also.