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Huber Heights commission plans direct outreach after census data shows limits of online survey

3684262 · June 5, 2025
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Summary

Commission members said U.S. Census categories and the recent survey did not capture many local communities; they proposed inviting community leaders (Latinx, Asian, Native American, LGBTQIA+, disability advocates and others) to commission meetings to inform outreach and programs.

Commission members reviewed local demographic findings and debated strategies to reach undercounted or underrepresented groups, concluding that in-person outreach and invitations to community leaders will better capture community needs than repeating a broad online survey.

Several commissioners observed that census and survey categories (race/ethnicity boxes and self-reporting) do not reveal the specific cultural and linguistic communities active in Huber Heights. Members recommended…

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