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Recovery Act Allocates $136.2 Million in Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Funding To Michigan Works! Agencies

Contact:  Mario L. Morrow 517-373-9280
Agency: Energy, Labor & Economic Growth


April 28, 2009 - Governor Jennifer M. Granholm said that the 25 Michigan Works! Agencies will receive $136.2 million in Workforce Investment Act (WIA) funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Recovery Act) that will increase targeted education, training, and job placement services for Michigan workers.

"This funding will help more Michigan citizens receive the training they need to get and succeed in good-paying jobs," Granholm said. "Having a highly skilled and educated workforce is critical to our efforts to diversify the state's economy."

The funded programs include: the WIA Adult Program at $26,229,028; the WIA Dislocated Worker Program at $47,071,228; and the WIA Youth Program at $62,857,067.

The Recovery Act provides funding intended to preserve and create jobs, promote economic recovery, and assist those most impacted by the current economy through the utilization of our state's workforce development system. The WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker programs help increase the employment, job retention, and earnings of participants through activities such as skills upgrading, on-the-job training, and job placement assistance. The WIA Youth program provides summer work experience in addition to promoting youth leadership development and citizenship through voluntary community service opportunities, adult mentoring and follow-up and targeted opportunities for youth living in high poverty areas.

Funding for the federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth programs is through the U.S. Department of Labor and administered by the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG). A table is attached with the funding amounts for each Michigan Works! Agency. To view an interactive map of the state's 25 Michigan Works! Agencies, and associated counties in each region, please visit: www.michiganworks.org.

The Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG) is investing in Michigan's future by preparing for the new energy economy, helping to create the jobs of today and tomorrow, ensuring that our children and adults have the skills these jobs demand, making Michigan a better place to do business, and training and placing those who need jobs now.

WIA/Recovery Act Funding

Michigan Works! Agency

Adult Activities ($)

Dislocated Worker

Youth Activities ($)

Total ($)

Activities ($)

Area Community Service Employment & Training Council

1,379,693

2,740,261

3,464,197

7,584,151

Michigan Works! Berrien/Cass/Van Buren

701,973

1,247,868

1,617,540

3,567,381

Calhoun Intermediate School District

545,504

1,036,159

1,270,891

2,852,554

Capital Area Michigan Works!

905,472

1,812,656

3,295,032

6,013,160

Michigan Works! Career Alliance

1,606,512

2,872,704

3,635,282

8,114,498

Central Area Michigan Works Consortium

707,120

1,189,458

2,182,257

4,078,835

Detroit Workforce Development Department

5,360,957

7,224,075

11,437,983

24,023,015

Eastern U.P. Employment & Training Consortium

314,912

334,649

723,379

1,372,940

Kalamazoo-St. Joseph

576,184

1,027,004

2,116,109

3,719,297

Michigan Works! The Job Force

512,353

744,003

1,196,073

2,452,429

Livingston County Michigan Works!

264,308

637,122

649,920

1,551,350

Macomb/St. Clair Workforce Development Board, Inc.

2,521,775

5,184,409

5,519,589

13,225,773

Muskegon County Department of Employment and Training

587,566

1,047,282

1,279,292

2,914,140

Northeast Michigan Consortium

667,799

893,361

1,552,613

3,113,773

Northwest Michigan Council of Governments

775,311

1,581,273

1,776,288

4,132,872

Oakland County Workforce Development Department

2,220,017

4,673,581

4,904,733

11,798,331

Ottawa County Department of Employment and Training

393,731

976,921

1,327,746

2,698,398

Region 7B Employment and Training Consortium

542,550

817,862

1,262,829

2,623,241

Great Lakes Bay Michigan Works!

979,592

1,584,144

2,229,568

4,793,304

South Central Michigan Works!

862,248

1,645,339

1,968,625

4,476,212

Southeast Michigan Community Alliance Michigan Works!

1,914,514

4,227,856

3,869,674

10,012,044

Thumb Area

678,365

1,483,460

1,512,505

3,674,330

Washtenaw County Workforce Development & Community Action Board

512,913

950,705

2,175,102

3,638,720

Michigan Works! West Central

436,984

773,928

1,216,264

2,427,176

Western U.P. Manpower Consortium

260,675

365,148

673,576

1,299,399

Total

26,229,028

47,071,228

62,857,067

136,157,323


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