The resolution supports the 2030 Census Redistricting Data Program established by the Census Bureau under Public Law 94-171. This program allows states to delineate voting districts and propose census block boundaries for accurate population counts, which are essential for reapportionment and redistricting. The program is nonpartisan and consists of five phases, starting with the Block Boundary Suggestion Project in January 2026, where counties will collaborate with reapportionment offices to identify and suggest census block boundaries.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of accurate census geography, as census blocks are the smallest units for population tallying and serve as the foundation for redistricting plans. It encourages counties to actively participate in the program by adding or correcting geographical features and suggesting block boundaries to the Legislative Reapportionment Office. Communication between the Census Bureau and the Legislative Reapportionment Office will begin in May 2025, with training workshops planned for fall 2025, and the resolution urges county collaboration to ensure the integrity of the census and redistricting processes.