County seeks to continue Texas Fast Track workforce program amid budget review
Economic development requested three general‑fund positions to sustain Texas Fast Track cohorts that train residents for manufacturing jobs; presenters cited 203 graduates, 81% employment at ~ $23.65/hour, and employer partnerships as justification.
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Economic development director Deborah Carter told the court that Texas Fast Track delivered sector‑specific training with strong placement outcomes and employer engagement. The department asked to retain three positions (administrator, workforce development specialist, workforce support services specialist) to support Fast Track 2 and countywide workforce initiatives, citing 203 graduates to date, a 94% completion rate and an 81% employment rate 60 days after graduation.
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