In a nod to the essential part that workforce development services play in shaping Colorado's economic landscape, Governor Jared Polis has earmarked September as Workforce Development Month, a time to broadcast the triumphs and extend resources to aid businesses and workers thrive. Larimer County has responded to the call with its own proclamation, uniting local leaders across industries and community sectors to support this vision for growth and prosperity.
The executive committee of the Workforce Development Board and the Board of County Commissioners gathered to jointly recognize September as Workforce Development Month, an initiative that underscores the importance of collaborative efforts to enhance the county's economic vitality, throughout September success stories and a wealth of resources will be shared, aimed at laying down the groundwork for Colorado's businesses and workforce to expand and succeed, according to Larimer County.
According to the proclamation, what sets Larimer County apart is its local approach to workforce development, a system that harmonizes the goals and expertise of business magnates, educators, economic development specialists, and community advocates, all pulled together under a collective mission. It's this synergy that is lauded as the keystone of Larimer's strategic economic blueprint.
