On June 14, 2012, the Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis announced $146.9 million in grants to support innovative employment and training service delivery in the public workforce system. The Department is investing in innovative approaches to the design and delivery of employment and training services that generate long-term improvements in the performance of the public workforce system, both in terms of cost-effectiveness and outcomes for job seeker and employer customers.

• Workforce Innovation Fund Grants Awarded - Press Release



Workforce Innovation Fund Grantee Abstracts

ORGANIZATION NAME	AWARD AMOUNT
Alachua Bradford Regional Workforce Board d/b/a FloridaWorks	11,954,813
Baltimore County, Maryland	11,869,725
Chicago Workforce Investment Council	3,000,000
City and County of San Francisco	3,000,000
City of Los Angeles	12,000,000
County of DeKalb	1,740,743
County of Orange	3,000,000
FMS Workforce Development Board, Inc.	2,999,970
Gila River Indian Community	3,000,000
Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity	11,999,985
Metro North Regional Employment Board	3,000,000
Newark Workforce Investment Board	2,998,899
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services	12,000,000
Pasco-Hernando Workforce Board, Inc.	1,430,998
Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training	2,782,122
Riverside County Economic Development Agency	6,000,000
San Mateo County	2,632,250
The SkillSource Group, Inc.	8,355,590
TRWIB, Inc. (Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board)	3,000,000
Utah Department of Workforce Services	4,637,238
West Central Job Partnership, Inc.	6,000,000
WorkForce Central	6,000,000
Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin	6,000,000
Workforce Initiative Association	6,000,000
Workforce Solutions, Inc.	5,999,998
Worksystems, Inc.	5,496,330

Pay for Success Grants

To be awarded in Spring 2013