Boundary and Annexation Survey

The Boundary and Annexation Survey (BAS) & Boundary Validation Program (BVP)

2021BAS-E-HEOTC_CC

Boundary and Annexation Survey

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Subject: YYYY Boundary and Annexation Survey – TC/HEO Courtesy Copy – BAS ID: 

“BAS ID:” ,  





This is a courtesy copy to the Tribal Chair (TC) or Highest Elected Official (HEO).
Please verify that the Boundary and Annexation Survey (BAS) contact has responded to the survey. If
they have, no further action is required.
The BAS Annual Response information has recently been sent to this BAS contact:
Name: 
Position: 
Department: 
Mailing Address: 
City, State, Zip, Zip+4: 
Phone: 
Email: 
The U.S. Census Bureau is now conducting the BAS. Do not miss your opportunity to participate in the
BAS to ensure that the Census Bureau has current and accurate boundary, legal name, and status
information for your government.
The BAS is a voluntary survey. We strongly encourage your participation in the BAS for the following
reasons:
•

Boundary updates complete the Census Bureau’s geographic framework for data collection,
tabulation, and dissemination, and are vital to the success of the decennial census, the
American Community Survey (ACS), Population Estimates Program (PEP), and many other
censuses and surveys.

•

The federal government allocates more than $675 billion in federal funds annually for health,
welfare, infrastructure, education, and other federal programs and services.

•

Responding to the BAS ensures that your local government receives the funds for which it is
entitled and has the best data available for its decision-making processes.

Action Step:
•

Respond to the BAS. On the BAS website, you will find step-by-step instructions on how to start
the boundary updating process and respond to the BAS.

NOTE: Please respond to the BAS with a “No Changes” response if you have no boundary or
contact updates to report for your government. If you do not respond, we will contact your
government to confirm your boundary change status.
Click here to go to the BAS website
KEY DATES
January 1

Boundary updates must be legally in effect on or before this date to be reported in the
current survey year.

March 1

Boundary updates returned by this date will be reflected in the ACS and PEP data and in
next year’s BAS materials.

May 31

Boundary updates returned by this date will be reflected in next year’s BAS materials.
CONTACT INFORMATION

Email: 
Phone: 1-800-972-5651
Website: 
Thank you for your participation in the BAS.


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File TitleEmail: BAS TC/HEO
AuthorU.S. Census Bureau
File Modified2020-12-07
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