Workforce Development Board Mid-Ohio Valley
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- Location:
- Parkersburg, WV
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Workforce Development Board Mid-Ohio Valley.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Parkersburg
County
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Wood
Address
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600 18th Street Box 3, 600 18th Street Box 33 (mailing)
Phone Number
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304-420-4531
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
26101
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Workforce Development Board Mid-Ohio Valley
The board discussed committee structure, including the appointment of an interim chair and executive/finance committee roles. The fiscal report covered budget status, including grant allocations and preparations for an upcoming audit. A new conflict of interest policy was reviewed to ensure compliance while allowing board member participation in organizational training programs. The director's report addressed the status of the ARC grant, state monitoring responses, youth case management programming, and the Infrastructure Funding Agreement. Additionally, the board discussed opportunities regarding a new Amazon facility hiring process and related hiring events.
The board meeting covered several key topics. The finance committee reported on budget cuts and cost-saving measures, including plans to relocate an office to reduce expenses. The board approved the fiscal year budget, addressing training expenditure requirements and resolving audit findings regarding contractor classification. Policy changes were approved concerning the Priority of Service poverty threshold and the definition of a quorum in the bylaws. Additionally, the Director's report outlined updates to the Local Plan, the introduction of the First 8 Initiative, and progress on the Integrated Fiscal Agent and Memorandum of Understanding.
The Board discussed the appointment of new members and the selection of a temporary Board Chair. The fiscal report, including an audit update and policy reviews, was presented and accepted. The Board reviewed and approved the selection of Mountain State ESC as the fiscal agent. Additionally, the directors report covered updates on the infrastructure funding agreement, staffing changes and organizational structure, and the 2025-2026 budget review, with a future electronic vote scheduled for budget finalization.
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