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Reskilling plan and workforce development highlighted as part of DeKalb's resilience push
Summary
The county's sustainability lead said a workforce development plan (described as a 27-page narrative) is being developed to prepare residents for new trades associated with green-economy initiatives, but staff and materials gaps remain.
DeKalb County’s sustainability briefing included a commitment to workforce development and reskilling to help residents access jobs created by green-economy initiatives. The chief sustainability officer said she has drafted a 27-page narrative outlining areas for collaboration with the county’s workforce department.
"We're working on a workforce development plan...that re skills our skilled, up skills our certified," the officer said, adding that implementing reskilling at scale requires experts and materials the county does not yet have onsite. The officer said the plan aims to increase hourly wages and household income by aligning training with emerging local trades.
Officials did not provide a timeline for program launches, specific curricula, or funding sources; they said more details will follow as staff coordinate with subject-matter experts.
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