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Overview
A Local Workforce Development Board (Board) is a group of community leaders appointed by local elected officials (County Judges and City Mayors) and charged with planning and oversight responsibilities for workforce programs and services in their area. In Texas, 28 Local Boards operate more than 170 Local Workforce Solutions offices and are also responsible for:
- Developing local plans for the use of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funds
- Oversight of the local service delivery system
- Coordinating activities with economic development entities and employers in their local areas
The majority of each Board is represented by members of the local business community. In all, Board membership includes individuals representing business and industry, economic development agencies, community-based organizations, education, organized labor, public assistance agencies and more.
Texas Workforce Development Board Websites
- Workforce Solutions Panhandle
- Workforce Solutions South Plains
- Workforce Solutions North Texas
- Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas
- Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County
- Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas
- Workforce Solutions Northeast Texas
- Workforce Solutions East Texas
- Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas
- Workforce Solutions Borderplex
- Workforce Solutions Permian Basin
- Workforce Solutions Concho Valley
- Workforce Solutions for the Heart of Texas
- Workforce Solutions Capital Area
- Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area
- Workforce Solutions Brazos Valley
- Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas
- Workforce Solutions Southeast Texas
- Workforce Solutions Golden Crescent
- Workforce Solutions Alamo
- Workforce Solutions for South Texas
- Workforce Solutions of the Coastal Bend
- Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley
- Workforce Solutions Cameron
- Workforce Solutions Texoma
- Workforce Solutions of Central Texas
- Workforce Solutions Middle Rio Grande
- Workforce Solutions Gulf Coast
-Boards City County Grid
