Community and Economic Development. Description - Provides community support and economic development services to the service territories of the Operating Companies.
Community and Economic Development. Provides community support and economic development services to the service territories of the Operating Companies.
Community and Economic Development. Coordination of opportunities for collaboration or expansion in Community and Economic Development programs will be handled by the Assistant Director for Community Development for OSU Extension and the Associate Director for CSU Extension. Diversity Coordination of opportunities for collaboration in Diversity programming will be handled by the Diversity Development Program Director for OSU Extension and the CSU Human Resources staff. Operating Principles Annual operating principles will be developed and agreed to in writing by Central State and Ohio State in support of this Memorandum of Understanding. The principles are intended to provide detail and xxxxxx cooperation in the development and delivery of a comprehensive program of extension work for the state of Ohio. The operating principles will be reviewed and revised annually by faculty of Central State and Ohio State. The Ohio State University Date Central State University Date President President Xxxx, College of Food, Agricultural and Xxxx, College of Science and Engineering & Environmental Sciences Director of 1890 Land Grant
Community and Economic Development. The PA Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) is the commonwealth agency that represents the required one-stop (PA CareerLink® partner) representing employment and training activities carried out under the Community Services Block Grant Act (42. U.S.C. 9901 et seq.) at the state level. The mission of the Community Services Block grant (CSBG) is to provide a full range of services and activities having a measurable impact on the causes of poverty in a community or those areas of a community where poverty is a particularly acute problem. Only federally designated Community Action Agencies (CAA) receive funding, therefore in PA, there are 44 CAAs that cover all 67 PA counties.
Community and Economic Development. The new budget proposal would restore cuts made under the House GOP spending plan for some state economic development and job training programs. Overall, the Department of Community and Economic Development would receive $145 million, staying at current funding levels, and getting nearly double what the House GOP proposal provided. The Ben Franklin Partnership, a business incubator program, would remain at current funding levels of $14.5 million, avoiding a proposed 50 percent cut. State aid for tourism marketing emerges as a winner after weathering years of funding cuts: The new proposal provides $12.9 million for tourism marketing, $1.5 million above current levels and significantly more than the $2.5 million budgeted by Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx. DCED's Pennsylvania First Program, which includes the customized job training program and other development ventures, would receive $15 million, $5 million below current levels, but avoids a zero funding proposal under the House GOP budget xxxx. Agriculture, Natural Resources, Environmental Protection, Labor and Industry The new proposal would keep state aid for the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School at the current $31.5 million level. That had been zeroed out by both the governor and the House GOP. State parks and state forests would get more support from the General Fund under the Senate xxxx than under the House xxxx and the governor's proposal. The respective aid levels would be $51.1 million for state parks and $22.7 million for state forests. State funding for the Department of Environmental Protection would remain basically the same at $147.7 million under the Senate xxxx. This reflects an $8 million boost from the House plan. The Senate xxxx is in line with a GOP House plan to cut funding for the Susquehanna River Basin Commission and the Delaware River Basin Commission by 50 percent. And the Department of Labor and Industry – a focal point of questions about spending of state dollars this past year – appears as though in the coming year it will have to make do with $10.5 million, or 13.3 percent, less than they had to spend during the current year. Wolf’s budget had proposed a $8.7 million cut, while the House GOP plan would have cut the funding by nearly $10 million. The General Assembly The proposed budget continues a pattern of spending increases for the General Assembly, giving both xxxxxxxx additional money in several categories. A $7 million, or 6.6 percent, increase in spending is planned for ...
Community and Economic Development
