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About the Boards - Texas Workforce Commission In Texas, there are 28 Local Workforce Development Boards (Boards) that operate more than 170 local Workforce Solutions Offices and are responsible for: Creating local plans for how to use Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funds; Overseeing how services are provided in the local area; Working with economic development groups and businesses in their local areas; Collecting and evaluating data on the regional labor market; and Developing career pathways relating to local economic needs.
Most of the Board members come from the local business community. Board members also represent economic development agencies, community-based organizations, educational institutions, organized labor, public assistance agencies, the child care workforce, and more. What Board Area Do I Live In?
Find your Board area on the map below or use these links: Find My Local Board by City and County Find My Local Workforce Solutions Office Learn About Your Local Workforce Development Board Once you have identified your Board area, use the list of Boards below to: View the Board’s website to learn about the services they provide and ways to contact local staff.
Access the Board’s 4-year plan, as required by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). The plan analyzes the local workforce development area and describes how the Board will meet the economic and employment needs of the area’s employers and job seekers. View the Board Oversight Capacity score card for your Board.
Every year, the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) assesses how well each Board uses local funds and provides local workforce services. Learn about grant opportunities by visiting the Board’s procurement webpage. Workforce Development Boards The Workforce Board Directory breaks down the Boards by counties served and provides information on who the Board directors, Chairs, Chief elected officials and grant recipients are.
1. Workforce Solutions Panhandle Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 2. Workforce Solutions South Plains Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 3.
Workforce Solutions North Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 4. Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 5. Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 6.
Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 7. Workforce Solutions Northeast Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 8. Workforce Solutions East Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 9.
Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 10. Workforce Solutions Borderplex Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 11. Workforce Solutions Permian Basin Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 12.
Workforce Solutions Concho Valley Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 13. Workforce Solutions for the Heart of Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 14. Workforce Solutions Capital Area Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 15.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 16. Workforce Solutions Brazos Valley Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 17. Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 18.
Workforce Solutions Southeast Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 19. Workforce Solutions Golden Crescent Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 20. Workforce Solutions Alamo Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 21.
Workforce Solutions for South Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 22. Workforce Solutions Coastal Bend Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 23. Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 24.
Workforce Solutions Cameron Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 25. Workforce Solutions Texoma Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 26. Workforce Solutions of Central Texas Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 27.
Workforce Solutions Middle Rio Grande Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities 28. Workforce Solutions Gulf Coast Board Oversight Capacity Score Card Procurement Opportunities Target Occupations are determined by each Board based on a number of economic indicators and local knowledge. These jobs can help guide you towards the right training for your skills and what is needed in their local economy.
Important information about jobs, in-demand industries, and labor market trends allows job seekers and employers to make informed decisions. Target Occupations by Board Area as of November 2025 Eligible Training Providers Visit the Eligible Training Provider (ETP) information page to learn about the requirements for providers, apply to become an ETP, and search for ETPs.
WIOA Eligible Training Providers (Adults & Dislocated Workers) Read Texas Administrative Code - Eligible Training Providers Local Workforce Development Board Resources Workforce Development Board Directory Do Business with the Texas Workforce Commission Would you like to contact us?
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Partners for Reentry Opportunities in Workforce Development (PROWD) Grant Program is sponsored by Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). The PROWD Grant program, funded by the U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Department of Justice, aims to expand reentry workforce services to individuals incarcerated or released from federal prisons. The Texas Workforce Commission utilizes this funding to implement improved reentry services in partnership with Workforce Development Boards, focusing on skills-building and job training, including apprenticeships.
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