Data on all of the following subjects are currently being released on a state-by-state basis in Summary File 3.

Population Ability to speak English Ancestry Citizenship status Class of worker Disability Educational attainment Employment status Farm residence Grandparents as caregivers Income (in 1999) Industry Journey to work (commuting) Language spoken at home Marital status Migration Occupation Place of birth Place of work Poverty School enrollment Veteran status Work status in 1999 Year of entry

Housing Bedrooms Heating fuel Kitchen facilities Mortgage status Plumbing Real estate taxes Rooms Selected monthly owner costs (utilities, insurance, fuel costs) Telephone service Units in structure Value of home or monthly rent paid Vehicles available Year moved into residence Year structure built

The data products that cover these subjects are the Sample Demographic Profiles, Summary File 3, and Summary File 4. See the Census 2000 Release Schedule for release dates for these products.

Previously released subjects listed below are covered in Summary File 1 and Summary File 2:

Age Hispanic or Latino origin Household relationship Race Sex Tenure Vacancy Characteristics

• Births
• Children
• Disability - Census 2000 data about disability will be released June - September 2002 as part of Summary File 3
• Drug and alcohol use - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• Education - Census Bureau Education Data and U.S. Department of Education
  Census 2000 data about education will be released June - September 2002 as part of Summary File 3
• Family trees and Genealogy
• Historical censuses
• Health insurance
• Immigration
• Income - Census 2000 data about income will be released June - September 2002 as part of Summary File 3
• Labor market - Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Marriage and divorce rates
• Population changes
• Population projections
• Poverty
• Rankings
• Religion - Data about religion are not collected by the Census Bureau. Limited data can be found in the Statistical Abstract of the United States, see Section 1 on Population.
• Single-parent families
• Voting and registration