This annual report provides greater insights in these efforts and highlights the significant accomplishments of Workforce Solutions’ staff, members of the WIB and its committees, and the vast network of local community partners who together are building an equitable economy in Ramsey County.

This annual report demonstrates the accomplishments of Workforce Solutions’ efforts throughout the year to provide opportunity and well-being for all Ramsey County residents and businesses.

In 2020, $72 million of these funds were rapidly invested in our community through the Ramsey County Investment and Support Efforts (RISE) program, which included three primary categories:
Home and help: housing, food and financial assistance for struggling individuals and families.
Employment support: resources for those who have lost their jobs or need help with employment.
Small business: support for small businesses to stay open and adapt.

Benefits administered by FAS and the people who we serve.

Ramsey County Workforce Solutions (WFS), in partnership with the Workforce Innovation Board (WIB), strives to collectively build a more inclusive economy through workforce development programs and services supporting Ramsey County job seekers and employers.

Financial Assistance Services financial information, program participation, and performance measures

Dataset showing the average income in dollars per capita by race and ethnicity.

Monthly estimates of labor force, employment and unemployment by county for the seven county metro area.

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The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) divides federal funding for Workforce Solutions to administer programs that serve individuals who have been laid off or lost a job through no fault of their own (dislocated workers), unemployed low-income adult residents (18 years and older) and eligible young adults (ages 14-24) who are pursuing education and employment goals.

Dataset showing average income for households and individuals by race and ethnicity.