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Supervisors hear workforce-development update; child support collection topped $31 million in 2024
Summary
Workforce development briefing covered economic support, child-support collections (reported at more than $31 million in 2024) and WIOA program activities; staff named Doug Barth as the county-employed representative to the regional Workforce Board.
Kenosha County staff summarized workforce-development activity and related programs for supervisors. Presenter Dana said child-support services collected more than $31 million in 2024 and described county participation in WIOA programs and retraining efforts. She identified Doug Barth as a county-employed staffer who works with the Southeastern Wisconsin Workforce Development Board on federal and state programs.
Supervisors asked that workforce and economic-support directors present to address technical questions directly. Staff agreed to schedule division-level briefings and to circulate links to program dashboards and contracts.
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