The county is building promising career pathways for residents by focusing on inclusivity, emerging industries, and removing barriers to employment.
Local governments can be critical connectors of ready, willing partners to promote the economic stability of families and communities.
Sixteen recipients selected for funding to hire senior-level leaders to coordinate cross-sector strategies advancing economic mobility and opportunity for residents.
Free technical assistance is available on resource roadmapping for local economic mobility and opportunity priorities
Roadmapping guidance for local governments on sources of funding and support for EMO initiatives.
ICMA’s Economic Mobility and Opportunity (EMO) Cohort is an opportunity for ICMA members to implement EMO-centered strategies through policies, practices, processes, and programs.
Slides from 4/30/2025 program overview webinar