2. Develop processes to ensure a statewide cadre of qualified vendors able to meet the requirements of working with disability-related issues. 3. Implement the Colorado LEAN process to assure a customer-focused, continuous improvement culture of operational excellence. GOALS 4 - BUILD and strengthen stakeholder relationships to increase employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities Strategies: 1. Expand the involvement of DVR staff in regionally-focused sector partnerships to champion career pathways within business and industry for individuals with disabilities. 2. Align business outreach efforts with partner agencies to leverage the identification of employment opportunities and expand awareness of disability employment competency within the business sector. 3. Explore the provision of technical assistance to businesses that are seeking to employ individuals with disabilities and as feasible, develop policies and processes to provide these services. 3. Ensure that the goals and priorities are based on an analysis of the following areas: A. The most recent comprehensive statewide assessment, including any updates; These goals are based on the 2015-2017 triennial Comprehensive State Needs Assessment (CSNA) results, comment from public hearings and the joint planning and development activities of the SRC and DVR leadership. B. the State's performance under the performance accountability measures of section 116 of WIOA; and All performance accountability measures of section 116 of WIOA have been identified as baseline measures for VR programs. Currently available data is of limited value when compared against the performance measure. C. other available information on the operation and effectiveness of the VR program, including any reports received from the State Rehabilitation Council and finding and recommendations from monitoring activities conducted under section 107. All available information has been considered in the development of the identified state goals and priorities. m. Order of Selection Describe:
Adams County, Colorado 11011 7.62% Alamosa County, Colorado 907 0.63% Arapahoe County, Colorado 13763 9.52% Archuleta County, Colorado 524 0.36% Baca County, Colorado 287 0.20% Bent County, Colorado 250 0.17% Boulder County, Colorado 6232 4.31% Broomfield County, Colorado 1044 0.72% Chaffee County, Colorado 729 0.50% Cheyenne County, Colorado 71 0.05% Clear Creek County, Colorado 215 0.15% Conejos County, Colorado 695 0.48% Costilla County, Colorado 386 0.27% Crowley County, Colorado 314 0.22% Custer County, Colorado 447 0.31% Delta County, Colorado 2155 1.49% Denver County, Colorado 23910 16.54% Dolores County, Colorado 146 0.10% Douglas County, Colorado 3104 2.15% Eagle County, Colorado 785 0.54% Elbert County, 417 0.29%
Colorado El Paso County, Colorado 14825 10.25% Fremont County, Colorado 1882 1.30% Garfield County, Colorado 1522 1.05% Gilpin County, Colorado 196 0.14% Grand County, Colorado 457 0.32% Gunnison County, Colorado 446 0.31% Hinsdale County, Colorado 51 0.04% Huerfano County, Colorado 583 0.40% Jackson County, Colorado 83 0.06% Jefferson County, Colorado 12150 8.40% Kiowa County, Colorado 64 0.04% Kit Carson County, Colorado 317 0.22% Lake County, Colorado 182 0.13% La Plata County, Colorado 1721 1.19% Larimer County, Colorado 7252 5.02% Las Animas County, Colorado 917 0.63% Lincoln County, Colorado 267 0.18% Logan County, Colorado 1038 0.72% Mesa County, Colorado 5761 3.98% Mineral County, Colorado 30 0.02%
Moffat County, Colorado 411 0.28% Montezuma County, Colorado 1394 0.96% Montrose County, Colorado 1966 1.36% Morgan County, Colorado 1035 0.72% Otero County, Colorado 1098 0.76% Ouray County, Colorado 271 0.19% Park County, Colorado 662 0.46% Phillips County, Colorado 213 0.15% Pitkin County, Colorado 656 0.45% Prowers County, Colorado 711 0.49% Pueblo County, Colorado 8057 5.57% Rio Grande County, Colorado 659 0.46% Routt County, Colorado 812 0.56% Saguache County, Colorado 499 0.35% San Juan County, Colorado 23 0.02% San Miguel County, Colorado 222 0.15% Sedgwick County, Colorado 148 0.10% Summit County, Colorado 662 0.46% Teller County, Colorado 793 0.55% Washington County, 197 0.14%
User remarks on Table 3 Table 4. Credential Attainment Rate Program PY 2016 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2016 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level PY 2017 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2017 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level Adults 40.00 51.90 40.00 51.90 Dislocated Workers 40.00 50.00 40.00 50.00 Youth 40.00 57.50 40.00 57.50 Adult Education Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Wagner-Peyser n/a n/a n/a n/a Vocational Rehabilitation Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline User remarks on Table 4 Table 5. Measureable Skill Gains Program PY 2016 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2016 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level PY 2017 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2017 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level Adults Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Dislocated Workers Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Youth Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Adult Education 33.00 34.00 33.00 35.00 Wagner-Peyser n/a n/a n/a n/a
Vocational Rehabilitation Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline User remarks on Table 5 Table 6. Effectiveness in Serving Employers Program PY 2016 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2016 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level PY 2017 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2017 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level Adults Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Dislocated Workers Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Youth Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Adult Education Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Wagner-Peyser Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline Vocational Rehabilitation Baseline Baseline Baseline Baseline User remarks on Table 6 Table 7. Combined Federal Partner Measures Measure PY 2016 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2016 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level PY 2017 Proposed/ Expected Level PY 2017 Negotiated/ Adjusted Level