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Local Plan & Reports

In its 5-year Local plan, the Monterey County Workforce Development Board (WDB) plans to develop a local workforce investment system that increases its contribution in providing a competitive workforce to local businesses. Through the establishment of an America’s Job Center of California^SM delivery system, citizens and job seekers will be given the opportunity to maximize their employment potential. The America’s Job Center of California^SM offers extensive employment information and a variety of training services based on the needs of individuals, job seekers and businesses. Employers will be provided access to qualified workers to support their economic growth and enable businesses to compete in the global economy.

Local Plan 2013-17:

WDB Local Plan 2013-17 (966 KB)
Appendix A - High Performing Board Certification Matrix (98 KB)
Appendix B - List of Stakeholders (68 KB)
Appendix C - Key Strategic Goals, Strategies and Actions (119 KB)
Appendix D - Assurances (95 KB)
Appendix E - Participant Plan Summary (18 KB)
Appendix F - Budget Plan Summary ADULT DW and YOUTH (49 KB)
Appendix G - Negotiated Levels of Performance (107 KB)
Appendix Ha - Comprehensive America's Job Center of California (One Stop) Partner Listing (69 KB)
Appendix Hb - America's Job Center of California (One Stop) Locations (48 KB)
Appendix I - MOU One Stop Partners (49 KB)
Appendix J - MOU CLEO Agreement with EOD & WDB (87 KB)
Appendix K - State CA Local Area Grant Recipient Listing (52 KB)
Appendix L_LWDB Recertification Request (25 KB)
Appendix M - MCWDB Business Services Plan (145 KB)
Appendix N - WDB Bylaws (110 KB)
Appendix O - ADE Labor Force Analysis (1,367 KB)
Appendix P - EMSI Benefit-Cost Analysis and Regional Economic Rprt (1,064 KB)
Appendix Q - Monterey County Legislative Program 2013-14 (1,393 KB)
Appendix R(a)–(f) – MCWDB Policies (806 KB)
Appendix S - Public Comment (34 KB)

Annual Reports

Other Reports

Innovating the Green Economy in California Regions (4.98 MB)

Center for Community Innovation at the Institute of Urban and Regional Development