This article discusses Orange County, Florida’s preparation plan for the Census 2000. Stresses the need to have a complete and accurate count of all Orange County residents, especially groups such as children and the elderly so the county will receive its fair share of federal funding. The article explores interlocal coordination, committee coordination, ethnic outreach, liaisons with local government, liaisons with homeowners’ associations, and relations with businesses, civic groups, and the media, since all are integral components in preparing for the Census.