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ActivePacific Mountain Workforce Development Council (PacMtn) · 2026

WIOA Title 1B - Youth RFP

Quick Facts

Agency: Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council (PacMtn)
Funding: Varies
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Nonprofits, local governments, and other organizations serving youth in the specified counties.

About This Grant

WIOA Title 1B - Youth RFP is sponsored by Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council (PacMtn). Provides funding for youth programs in Thurston, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Mason, and Pacific Counties, Washington, focusing on career readiness and employment pathways.

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Media - Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Nancie Payne Workplace Excellence Award 2024 Press Release October 14, 2025 Our year in review: new standards, stronger partnerships, and shared success Press Release May 15, 2025 PacMtn Announces 2025 Business Investment Grant Awardees Press Release January 27, 2025 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Issues RFP for WIOA Young Adult Services Press Release January 15, 2025 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Issues RFP for America’s Job Center Network - One-Stop Operator Press Release January 7, 2025 PacMtn Launches Opportunity Begins Here Campaign to Bridge Workforce Gaps and Connect Job Seekers to High-Wage Careers Press Release December 16, 2024 PacMtn Announces Launch of Comprehensive Local Plan to Drive Regional Workforce Development Press Release December 11, 2024 Vaughan Pump Receives 2024 Nancie Payne Workplace Excellence Award Press Release November 1, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Releases 2023-24 Annual Report Press Release October 21, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council to Host WIOA Youth RFP Information Convenings Press Release July 10, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Issues Requests for Proposals for Young Adult Services and Capacity Building Press Release May 20, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Launches RFP For Marketing and Design Services Press Release February 16, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Seeks Letters of Interest for Regional Business Solutions Capacity Building Services Press Release February 14, 2024 Michael Cade and Christina Riley assume key leadership roles at Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council; Dr. Lori Thompson continues as Vice-Chairperson Press Release January 10, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Invites Public Input on Draft Strategic Workforce Plan Press Release January 3, 2024 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Invites Public Input on Draft Strategic Workforce Plan Press Release December 15, 2023 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Concludes Initial Comment Period for Local Plan Press Release December 1, 2023 Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Launches RFP for Communications, Media, and Design Click here to view past news Press Release October 2, 2023 September 29, 2023 Boeing Awards $100,000 Grant to PacMtn for Military Transition Program Press Release August 31, 2023 PacMtn Invites Community Engagement At Upcoming Events Press Release August 18, 2023 PacMtn Invites Community Involvement on Regional Strategic Workforce Plan Press Release August 11, 2023 PacMtn launches Regional Strategic Workforce Plan to Shape Future Prosperity Press Release August 3, 2023 PacMtn Awarded $1.

5 Million for Veterans' Workforce Development Press Release May 21, 2023 PacMtn Awards 3 Contracts for Quest Sector Partnership Press Release May 9, 2023 PacMtn's Board of Directors has accepted the PY2020-2024 System MOU IFA Updates Press Release May 1, 2023 US Department of Labor Awards $985K To Washington State To Continue Employment, Training Services To Combat The State’s Opioid Crisis With over $785K Awarded to PacMtn Region Press Release March 7, 2023 PacMtn is Accepting Responses to RFP for Quality Jobs, Equity, Strategy, and Training (QUEST) Grants Press Release February 28, 2023 PacMtn Workforce Development Announces One Workforce-PacMtn WorkSource System Partnership Agreement MOU is Now in Three Week Negotiation Period Press Release November 28, 2022 PacMtn Workforce Development Announces New Location & Business Hours Press Release July 14, 2022 PacMtn Workforce Development Council Awarded $1.

49 Million Pathways Home 3 Grant Press Release June 21, 2022 PacMtn Workforce Development Council Announces $1.

5 Million Investment into WorkSource System Press Release December 7, 2021 Press Release November 12, 2021 PacMtn Workforce Development Council Hires William Westmoreland as Chief Press Release August 5, 2021 PacMtn Workforce Development Council CEO Announces Retirement Press Release August 5, 2021 PacMtn Workforce Development Council CEO Announces Retirement PacMtn and Snohomish WDCs receive grant money for Opioid Crisis Relief.

Washington awarded nearly $5M in federal funds to help people affected by the opioid crisis find employment Recognition for going above and beyond the performance metrics set for PacMtn! PacMtn Celebrates Performance Excellence on Workforce Initiatives Cheryl Fambles named as Board of Trustee for Capital Medical Center Capital Medical Center Board of Trustees Press Release 2017 High Impact Community Grants Please Email: info@pacmtn.

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Gallery & Boutique Charro Mexican Restaurant PacMtn Day on The Hill 2024 Nancie Payne Award December 7th, 2023 Olympia Mayor Presentation May 8th, 2023 February 23th, 2023 Keynote Speaker - Jon Tunheim Thurston Talk | February 22, 2018 New Olympia-based Podcast, “Talent Magnet” Now Available on iTunes Thurston Talk | February 9, 2018 Cheryl Fambles Joins Board of Trustees of the Capital Medical Center ANEW Cohort 36 Graduation PacMtn is thrilled to recognize the March 10th graduation of Cohort 36, who completed the ANEW Pre- Apprenticeship Construction Education program.

The City of Olympia and the PacMtn Workforce Development… Camo2Commerce Program Leaves Powerful Legacy at JBLM At the height of the U.S. military’s drawdown in the past decade, between 10,000 and 12,000 service members were transitioning out of the armed forces Washington State. The challenge?

Connecting… A Word from Juvenile Rehabilitation on MyJOB The Juvenile Rehabilitation division (JR) of the Department of Social Health Services excitedly celebrates the third year of My Journey Out Beyond (MyJOB). MyJOB is an employment pathway program delivered… 3rd Annual Nancie Payne ‘Workplace Excellence Award’ **UPDATE – 10/15/18 What is the award, and why should employers want to participate?

PacMtn developed the Workplace Excellence Award in honor of Nancie’s dedication to workforce, welfare, education and…

Eligibility Requirements

Nonprofits, local governments, and other organizations serving youth in the specified counties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for WIOA Title 1B - Youth RFP?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, local governments, and other organizations serving youth in the specified counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds WIOA Title 1B - Youth RFP?

WIOA Title 1B - Youth RFP is funded by Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council (PacMtn). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for WIOA Title 1B - Youth RFP?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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