The US Census provides extensive demographic data crucial for various applications, including business analytics and electoral studies, such as those highlighting voter suppression in Harris County, Texas. However, the raw datasets are vast and require optimization for use in digital maps. The Mapbox Tiling Service (MTS) offers a solution by enabling the creation of efficient vector tilesets through its data sync tool, which can be configured using a recipe file. This tool allows users to set appropriate zoom levels and aggregate data to ensure performance and clarity when displayed on maps. A detailed process is involved in preparing Census data for tiling, beginning with converting shapefiles to geojson and culminating in setting up a command environment to execute the MTS data sync commands. The choice of zoom levels is crucial, as it affects the map's usability, particularly in applications requiring detailed views, such as finding ballot dropbox locations. Additionally, users can aggregate data to provide summary statistics at broader zoom levels, enhancing the map's versatility. The Mapbox Community team offers further support for those working on public good apps or research projects involving Census data.