Integrated Service Delivery Plan

The Integrated Service Delivery Plan describes how services will be delivered by the two main partners, the Oregon Employment Department and the Workforce Investment Act Title IB provider, in the Region 4 One-Stop system.  This delivery model will serve a large quantity of customers with high quality services, resulting in increased employment opportunities in high demand/high wage occupations.  

 Integrated Service Delivery Plan

Unifying Plan

Each local board is responsible for developing and submitting to the Governor a comprehensive 5-year local plan in partnership with the appropriate chief elected official. The plan must be consistent with the State plan and include: identification of the workforce investment needs of businesses, jobseekers, and workers in the local area, current and projected employment opportunities in the local area and the job skills necessary to obtain such employment opportunities.

Unifying Plan 

Regional Investment Plan

The Employer Workforce Training Fund is one key strategy to stimulate economic development and continue to build a skilled workforce in Linn, Benton, and Lincoln Counties. The fund provides a resource for local businesses to increase the skills of their existing workforce. Companies are  required to match the Workforce Investment Board’s investment at a minimum ratio of one to one.  This match requirement indicates that companies are willing to spend their own funds to train incumbent workers. The Workforce Investment Board manages the fund for Linn, Benton, and   Lincoln counties through its Workforce Response Taskforce (WRT). The WIB began fund implementation in 2003. This plan describes the investment strategy for FY 2007-2008.

 Regional Investment Plan