Council concurs with Upper Shore Workforce MOU and resource-sharing agreement; no county funds requested
Talbot County council unanimously concurred with a mandated memorandum of understanding and resource-sharing agreement presented by the Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board; the presenter said the countys concurrence is procedural and does not request county funds.
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Ellen Leanki, who introduced herself as executive director of the Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board, asked the council to concur with a required memorandum of understanding and resource-sharing agreement that governs local workforce partners and financial contributions.
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