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2009-2013 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates
Now Available
Get the latest statistics from the ACS!
American Community Survey's annual data release provides statistics on a variety of population and housing topics for the nation, states, and your community.
2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates on American FactFinder
Go to 2013 Data Release to learn more.
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Upcoming Events
May 11, 2015
ACS Data Users Conference
June 23, 2015
ACS Content Review Update
July 20, 2015
Esri International User Conference
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.American Community Survey 3-Year Statistical Product
The U.S. Census Bureau has proposed discontinuing the ACS 3-year estimates. If approved, the Census Bureau would not release the 2012-2014 ACS 3-year estimates, and the 3-year Public Use Microdata Sample files.
The Census Bureau will continue producing data for all communities, regardless of size, via the 5-year statistical product, the flagship dataset for the ACS program. We will also continue producing 1-year estimates for communities of 65,000.
More information is posted in 2014 Data Release.