Agency Reports
Find Texas Workforce Commission's (TWC) major reports such as agency strategic plans and annual reports below.
Annual Financial Report
Annual Non-Financial Report
Cost Allocation Plan
The TWC Annual Reports summarize TWC's and Texas Workforce Solution's achievements and financial statuses in the previous year.
Federal funds make up most of the TWC budget. Local boards receive formula-based grants and are responsible for program planning and administration. Grants are also distributed for employment, child care, and workforce support services.
Employer-paid state unemployment taxes and reimbursements pay for state unemployment benefits. The U.S. allocates to the states to pay for administrative and operational costs.
Operating Budget
- FY 2024 LBB Submitted Operating Budget
- FY 2025 Commission Approved Itemized Operating Budget
- FY 2024 Commission Approved Itemized Operating Budget
- FY 2023 Commission Approved Itemized Operating Budget
Legislative Appropriations Requests
Workforce Development Area Allocations
Each quarter we will post cost-efficiency suggestions submitted by TWC employees for public monitoring and response as required by Texas Government Code 2054.1264. Check this page to review and vote on each quarter’s agency staff suggestions.
There were no submissions from TWC employees to be considered for implementation from the most recent quarter. TWC encourages you to check back frequently to access an active link with any suggestions that will be posted for public vote.
TWC provides a list of all purchase contracts that we currently maintain.
- Current Purchase Orders
- Current Contracts & Grant Awards
- Director of Information Statement of Work
- FY25 Third Quarter Grants and Contracts ($100,000+)
- FY24 Annual Interagency Contracts Exceeding $10 Million
- GAA Article IX, Section 17.12 - Required posting of interagency contracts valued over $10M
TWC works to save energy! TWC sets goals to use less water, electricity, fuel, and natural gas.
How TWC tracks progress
• Every October, TWC submits an Energy and Water Management Plan (EWMP) to the State Energy Conservation Office (SECO). This plan shows how TWC is doing.
• Every five years, TWC creates a Long-Range Utility Services Plan. This plan looks at energy use over a longer period.
Learn more about the TWC Energy Savings Program
• You can find the TWC EWMP on the Texas Comptroller's website.
• You can find the Long-Range Utility Services Plan on the TWC website.
• You can see the laws and regulations related to energy and water reporting on the SECO website.
The TWC Strategic Plan outlines the vision, mission, goals and objectives of the agency over the next five years as well as our strategies to meet our goals.
Under Texas Labor Code Section 302.007, The Report on Trade Adjustment Programs is included in the Texas Workforce Commission Supplemental Annual Report.