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Commissioners accept workforce-barriers study identifying transportation and education as top obstacles
Summary
Greene County commissioners moved to accept a contractor's 'barriers to workforce' study funded by ERC and ECD MAC grants; commissioners said the report highlights transportation and education as primary obstacles and the county will post the study online.
Greene County commissioners voted to place on the agenda and accept a barriers-to-workforce study prepared by consultants and funded through an ERC grant and an ECD MAC grant.
Clerk (S2) said the study was funded by grants and would be posted to the county website. Commissioner (S6) praised the work and said, “transportation and education are 2 barriers,” noting the county is already working on responses to those gaps.
The motion to accept the study was placed on the agenda and approved by voice vote; no roll-call detail was recorded in the transcript.
Why it matters: The study identifies concrete obstacles—particularly transit access and education/training gaps—that county officials said will inform future workforce development efforts and programming. The clerk said the county will post the study and supporting materials publicly for residents and stakeholders.
What’s next: County staff will publish the report to the county website; the transcript does not specify funding of follow-up programs or an implementation schedule.
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