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Aug 20, 2026
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Sep 4, 2026
Qualified one-stop system coordinator position. In this role, the system coordinator will interface with required system partners and service providers across the one-stop career center delivery system in the local workforce development area.
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Buffalo
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Erie
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726 Exchange Street, Suite 630
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14210
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Buffalo and Erie County Workforce Investment Board
The committee meeting covered a review of board satisfaction initiatives, program year reporting, and updates on the demand occupation list. Key action items included authorizing the procurement of a new WIOA system coordinator and approving various service contracts, including youth work experience, out-of-school and in-school youth services, and IT support. Additionally, the committee approved adjustments to wage training subsidies, fund transfer authority for adult and dislocated worker programs, and reviewed both the fourth-quarter budget report and the proposed budget for the upcoming program year, which includes anticipated funding decreases and cost-of-living adjustments.
The committee discussed updates on the board's recertification, upcoming signature events, and developments in board member staffing. Action items included recommendations for WIOA Youth Service Providers and revisions to local policies concerning youth incentives and work experience. Additionally, the committee reviewed the third quarter budget report, including status of dislocated worker funds and ongoing healthcare career grant funding, and approved the 2026 slate of officers.
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The board discussed several operational and strategic initiatives. Key actions included the approval of recommendations for WIOA Youth Services Providers for 2026, the approval of revised Local Policy Bulletins regarding youth incentives and work experience, and authorization to draft a Request for Proposal (RFP) to bring the Youth Work Experience program in-house. Committee updates covered the third-quarter budget status, the 2026 slate of officers, and progress on communication and strategic planning initiatives. Additionally, the board received presentations on the Downtown Career Center and the Erie County Healthcare Careers program.
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