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time of the
unexpired ternvof ar’outgoing member shall be appointed to only the remaining
time of mec term. Any member of the Okaloosa Walton Jobs and
Any vacancy in th
Education Partnership
Educatio ership Regional Board (DBA) Workforce Development Board of
Okalo Walton Counties may be removed for cause in accordance with
pes established by the Okaloosa Walton Jobs and Education Partnership
re al Board (DBA) Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and Walton
inties. In the event a member is removed for cause, the Workforce
evelopment Board will notify the Board of County Commission who appointed
the member.
All local Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and Walton Counties
members appointed to the Board must agree to comply with Florida Government in
the Sunshine Law, Conflict of Interest Disclosure, and Financial Disclosure
requirements.
The attached Table I contains the minimum required representation for
appointments to the Okaloosa Walton Jobs and Education Partnership Regional
Board (DBA) Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and Walton Counties:
Representing Okaloosa Walton At Large Total
Private Sector 13 F 20
Economic Development 1 I 2
I 1
Agency for Workforce Innovation —
Vocational Rehabilitation 1 1
Community College/University 2 » >
Representative gy
School District Representatives i 1 > 2
Department of Children and Family i
Services a
Organized Labor 7p wt 3
Community Based Organizations Pp \o)
Veterans ae 1 1
Disabilities I I
Other Y 4 4
Other Required One Stop Partners Vad
Senior Community 1 I
Service Employment aS
TOTAL VOTING MEMBERS [Sg oi iD} 1S 39
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7. DESIGNATION OF CHIEFA,OCAL ELECTED OFFICIAL (CLEO):
As required by feder state legislation, this Agreement will designate the
Chief Local Elected Offigi EO) for 2010-2011 to be the Chairman of the Okaloosa
County Board of County missioners or his/her designee and will then will alternate
between the two counes for subsequent years for the duration of this agreement.
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In this Ay. the CLEO is designated as the official signatory authority for
both countieg{forthe purpose of executing jointly approved documents required for the
administration 6f the Okaloosa Walton Jobs and Education Partnership. Copies of all
suchysi es and documents will be provided to all other parties to the agreement in an
ose $ manner.
8. NO LOCAL FUNDS REQUESTED OF COUNTIES
No funds are being requested from the treasuries of any of the parties to this Agreement
for the workforce development initiatives; it being the intent thereof that all funding of
the workforce development initiatives and the Board shall be accomplished entirely by
grants and funds available pursuant to workforce development initiative programs. The
Workforce Development Board serves as the Fiscal Agent and Grant Recipient for
federal and state workforce funds allocated to the workforce region.
9. DURATION OF AGREEMENT
This Agreement shall replace an existing agreement in effect from the period July 1, 2007
through June 30, 2010 and remain in effect for the geographical area identified herein
from the date of approval through June 30, 2013 unless it is replaced by a new Interlocal
Agreement. Le
10. EFFECTIVE DATE My
This Agreement shall be effective on July 1, 2010 or the date the Agreemeat iapproved
by both parties, whichever event occurs last.. oe
11. SIGNATURES
Evidence of approval of this Agreement by both Boa sy Commissions of
Okaloosa and Walton Counties is indicated iN the sigijature of the authorized
parties.
(Signature on File) a=
Commissioner Wayne Harris, ihe an
Okaloosa County Board of C; Commissioners Date
nnon, Chairman
of County Commissioners Date
‘ure on File)
David Q. Miller, Chairman
Ww orce Development Board Date
of Okaloosa and Walton Counties
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Attachment B
Proposed
Interlocal Agreement
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
OKALOOSA COUNTY BOARD GF”
COUNTY or
COMMISSIONERS @
AND a
WALTON CO wry BOARD OF
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rom FOR THE PERIOD
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Okaloosa and Walton Counties
Interlocal Agreement
This Agreement made and entered into between the Counties of Okaloosa and Walton, of
the State of Florida,
Witness that- x
WHEREAS, the State of Florida's Workforce Florida, Inc. also sere
State Workforce Board, was created by the Florida Legislature in the Wor ;
Innovation Act of 2000 to replace the Florida Jobs and Education Parad oad
created in 1994, and to merge state and local WAGES Coalition Boar@iy H the state
and local Workforce Boards, and Q
WHEREAS, the State of Florida’s Workforce Florida, as been designated by
the Governor to design and direct Florida’s workforce d t strategy; and;
WHEREAS, in accordance with the Workfofdwvesiment Act of 1998 there shall
be established in each local area of a State, and yjved by the Governor of the State, a
local Workforce Investment Board, to set yolig¥ for the portion of the statewide
investment system within the local area; qn
WHEREAS, in accordance wi apter 2012-29 L.O.F., amended s. 445.007
(1) F.S. (Regional Workforce Ba ccountability Act) outlining local Workforce
Board composition;
Dore Board has chartered the Okaloosa Walton Jobs
(DBA Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and
ign, coordinate, and direct local workforce development
sistent with Florida's workforce development initiative; and
WHEREAS, the
and Education Partner
Walton Counties) t
strategies which a
WH. , this agreement formally designates Okaloosa and Walton Counties as
a woo ‘orkforce Region; and
EREAS, the governing body of each of the parties to this Agreement desires
thags county be included in this regional workforce development initiative to avail its
citizens of the benefits of Florida's workforce development strategy;
WHEREAS, the parties to this agreement have created the Okaloosa Walton Jobs
and Education Partnership DBA the Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and
Walton Counties that will comply with the requirements of both federal and state
legislation to undertake workforce development initiatives for the two counties of this
workforce Region; and
WHEREAS, it is the responsibility of the local chief elected officials of the Boards
of County Commissioners to appoint members from their counties in accordance with
this Agreement to meet the federal and state legislative requirements for a local
Workforce Board and,
WHEREAS, the governing bodies of each county of the local workforce region
have come together to form the Okaloosa Walton Jobs and Education Partnership
Regional Board (DBA) Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and Walton Counties
to carry out its separate and independent functions therein in a coordinated and
cooperative fashion.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE PARTIES My
HERETO AGREE AS FOLLOWS: 4)
1. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE OKALOOSA WALTON JO
EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP (DBA) WORKFORCE ) OPMENT
BOARD OF OKALOOSA AND WALTON COUNTIRS.
the "Okaloosa Walton Jobs and Education PartnerspipRegional Board” (DBA)
Workforce Development Board of epee a Iton Counties” among all the
parties hereto for the express purpose of col ely carrying out the individual
responsibilities of each party to this Agr t under the Workforce Investment
Act of 1998, the Workforce Inoaiontd of 2000 , Chapter 2012-29 L.O.F.,
amended s. 445.007 (1) F.S. arp Workforce Boards Accountability
Act); and other applicable na G state legislation and regulations. The
Okaloosa Walton Jobs and E tfon Partnership Regional Board (DBA)
Workforce Development rd of Okaloosa and Walton Counties shall consist of
at least 29 voting me Kons Chairmen of the Boards of County
Commissioners of Okafgosa and Walton Counties shall serve or appoint an
individual to sery, a liaison to the Workforce Development Board.
2. PARTIES asfokus AGREEMENT
Each parties to this Agreement is a County of the State of Florida and as
su general purpose political subdivision which has the power to levy taxes
nd funds, as well as general corporate and police powers. The governing
dy of Okaloosa County is its Board of County Commissioners and the
R governing body of Walton County is its Board of County Commissioners.
There is hereby established a multi-jurisdictional ve nt (hereinafter called
3. GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS TO BE SERVED BY THIS AGREEMENT
The geographical area to be served by this Agreement is the combined geographical
area of each of the two member counties who are parties to this Agreement serving
Okaloosa and Walton Counties.
4. POPULATION AREAS TO BE SERVED
The population to be served within the two county area covered by this
Agreement is estimated at 250,000 based upon projections of the U.S. Census
Bureau.
5. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE OKALOOSA WALTON
JOBS AND EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP REGIONAL BOARD (DBA)
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD OF OKALOOSA AND x
WALTON COUNTIES iy
a. Perform the duties and responsibilities required as Regio:
the 24 designated workforce boards in Florida
b. Develop the local Workforce Investment Plan and aj dification(s)
to the Plan and submit to the local elected officia i
partnership submit approved plans and mod to the Governor,
c. Administer federal and state employment apdytraining services
d. Ensure universal access for workforce Vn r the residents and
businesses of Okaloosa and Walton Cogsttis
e. Ensure compliance with all Todor ar ~ and local legislation,
regulations and policies
f. Provide periodic updates and S of the Annual Audit to the Boards
of County Commissioner: h county
g. Perform any other ap duties necessary for the
accomplishment of ang c8hsistent with the purposes of this agreement
and Florida’s w rye development initiatives
6. COMPOSITION OINTMENT OF THE OKALOOSA-WALTON
JOBS AND EDUCA PARTNERSHIP REGIONAL BOARD (DBA)
WORKFORCE LOPMENT BOARD OF OKALOOSA AND
WALTON C MEMBERS
oy established pursuant to this agreement, as established in
rdance with Section I of this Agreement and shall be called the
kaloosa Walton Jobs and Education Partnership Board (DBA)
orkforce Development Board of Okaloosa and Walton
Phas reno
The membership of the local board shall be consistent with Public Law
No. 105-220, Title I, s. 117(b), Workforce Investment Act, and Workforce
Innovation Act of 2000; Chapter 2012-29 L.O.F., amended s. 445.007
(1) F.S. (Regional Workforce Boards Accountability Act) ; and as
follows:
a. Representatives of business in the local area, who
(D are owners of businesses, chief executives or operating officers of
businesses, and other business executives or employers with
optimum policy making or hiring authority;
(II) __ represent businesses with employment opportunities that reflect the
employment opportunities of the local area; and
(III) are appointed from among individuals nominated by local business
organization and business trade associations
b. Representatives of local educational entities, including representatives Soni
educational agencies, local school boards, entities providing adult ops
and literacy activities, and postsecondary educational institutions 4uveldding
representatives of community colleges), selected from among jyffiviuals
nominated by regional or local educational agencies, sushi or
organizations representing such local educational entitie:
c. Representatives of organized labor organizations, oe by local labor
federations, or other representatives. Workforce Inn@vation 2000 requires a
minimum of three (3) representatives from Organiz bor.
d. Representatives of community-based organiza Yung organizations
representing individuals with disabilities@gd veterans)
e. Representatives of economic slong, including private sector
economic development entities; and
f. Representatives of each of the on partners
A majority of the memb aus be private sector representatives.
Members of the board that re; it organizations, agencies, or other entities
shall be individuals with um policymaking authority with the
