HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1982.07.22 - 13880July 22, 1982
Miscellaneous Resolution # 82210
By: Public Services Committee - James E. Lanni, Chairperson
In re: TARGET GROUPS FOR FISCAL YEAR '83 OAKLAND COUNTY CETA PRIME SPONSOR
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS the Oakland County Board of Commissioners by Miscellaneous Resolution
Nos, 6546 and 8883 applied for and was granted the designation as Prime Sponsor by the
Department of Labor to administer the provisions of the Comprehensive Employment and
Training Act of 1973 and the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Amendments of
1978; and
WHEREAS the Department of Labor has conducted an E,E.0, assessment of the
CETA Program after each business quarter. As a result of these assessments, questions con-
cerning target groups and placement rates have been raised by the Department of Labor; and
WHEREAS the last assessment indicated a tower placement among minorities; and
WHEREAS the Prime Sponsor has established both an M. 1,5. system and a Corrective
Action Plan for Fiscal Year '82. This Corrective Action Plan is in place and may be described
as a self-monitoring system; and
WHEREAS it now appears that stronger measures will be required to satisfy the
Department of Labor. While more stringent measures cannot be instituted for this Fiscal Year
it is recognized that the Fiscal Year '83 plan is presently being formulated. To comply with
the Department of Labor's request, a revised method of established target group goals has been
formulated for Fiscal Year '83; and
WHEREAS this revised method of establishing target groups allows the Prime Sponsor
to establish an overall goal based on the combined group goals of the proposed applicant
services subcontractors for Fiscal Year '83, This method allows the transition from a
monitoring" system system to the establishment of a centralized E.E.O. monitoring network; and
WHEREAS the Fiscal Year '83 Significant Segment Plan was presented to an approved
by the Oakland County Employment and Training Council,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
approves the proposed Fiscal Year '83 applicant service subcontractor target groups as attached
as representing the most in need of CETA services in each community.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the target group objective for each service area
will be a predominate factor in awarding remedial and motivation classes to prepare most
disadvantaged clients for unsubsidized employment.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the approved target group goals be summarized
and incorporated into the Master and Annual Plans for Fiscal Year '83 along with an
explanation of variances from the base data of the area .
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a written quarterly report on the achievement of
the referenced goals be submitted to the Public Services Committee and the Oakland County
Board of Commissioners.
Mr. Chairperson, on behalf of the Public Services Committee, I move the adoption
of the foregoing resolution.
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
11-83 SIGNIFICANT SEGIENT PLIN *
COUNTY EMPLOYMENT A-ND
TRAINING ADMINUTRATION
Ti t: • I 113 , c, VI I
Titles IV A • 7/..?"82
16-7-1711 f 13 Cate-
.!:.go.117
- 11 10 17 IPREJ . 0
Pontiac rkley Ferndal
SaDJARY ENROLLMENT
::•.!A RAN per INTAKE AGENCIES
6 ; 7 • 8
Hazel Oak
Park Park
OAKLAND MINTY
3 4
CETA Eligible Clientsi
in Oakland :aunty Ref: ME8C-ART FY--83 ro1.4
2
.27cographic
,
Total
Male
FeimIc
14-15
CIESA !---
100% " :.1.00%1 . ,
South- _ ! !Lroy field ; --
.!„---
Walled I Water-
Lake ! ford f 04
100% 1 100%
56% i 50%
34,387 1100%l1 100% !loop% Ix%
ao%
100%
IL;
100% i 100% ! 100%
50% I .- 43% • 59% - _
t 57%
•45% I 46% 15,698
18,689
5 9% 48%1 46%
54`!//0 (2%)j 55% i 540/ 1 70% .44% /0 5
A
77: -72-17:0/1
• 2%
38%
14%
6%
i 5%
16-19
20-91
22-44
45-54
55 & Over
1 s - 32%. 26,306
2,5›15 24% . . 5585
0%
6%
5%
76%
9%
4%
90%
2%
)
e:r (2:.;)
38%
-.4%
39%
10%
.1(1/0. ROY 44 /0 00
R " !white 27,210
• P!.
C
94% 1 96% 88% 41% 6,126 79%1
407, !,
789 1%
79%
13%
2% Hispanic .
Indian/Al. Nat.
Asian
. ...... . . . . . . .
1.....PMi ay, !
2%1 0% 1 _
0%1 r/0 1W _547
50 0-A :! 0% A
212 I i 1% . t -'-'6,5 -----1--- .
3,439 - T'll-
10%! 12%
3,095 I 941 9%
1% 0%
10%
a%
0% 1% 1% a% • T FP ndic-nned A
49% 1 Q07_
5%
lo%
g%
%Jr
II
0
16% 8,253 1 24n 18% 7 9 I
LE/
(5%) 22% 31$
! Veteran
Dronout
! Of fen der 15% T% 10% 1 3%
10%
28%
1 1 50% ! 29%
20% 23%
11%
11%
6% 15% ..LJ2EL-1,g2j.
- - I 1 36% 5,502 Single Parent 8c/,! (3%)
(r) 9,628 i 28-,..,f_..'; 28% ;
1,032 j 1% ----_-- - "4
1,719. i 554 4% Older Worker r
2,751 r ' 1
i 85! 7% ! , 5%
i 5,502 16% 16%16% , ----..-.
Nan-Enczlish 3% 1 1% 2% 5% 3% J 1% 1% 1 _oi (I'S)
,c1/9 2% 4%, I 5c,,.!.; 1 10 5
13.741. 1;'';
SIGNATURE: percentage weighted upon actual allocation of monies upon the completion of the R.P.P.
SIGNIFICANT. „ST,..G11NT PT_AN *
0.AKI„„L'\'‘D C(7._INTY
LV Sa'RAT C.I\T SDEARY E1ROI,T21.[INT
1-71 Titles 1113, C, VII
Titles IV A DATTE:70/82 17P
n.y,-.T.:AND COUNTY
UN
REE 6 5 6 10 j U. ; 12 .1-13 1 14 1.1 1_5 I 1.6
Var,
AnEA PLAN per IINTAX11, AGENCIES
, 7 - 8 i 9 , ,
i Hazel Oak
Ferndale Pontiac i Park Park ,
' 70
=A Eligible Clients1 • of d33 i.,orkley
r
in Cals: and COUnt .!y,-s,3 - Q1:
WWater-
ford I CEHSA
South- I Tro I Walled
field Y Lake
::160%0 4,
Cato-
golT Grou,,..)s
! To t a
100% 1 100% 100% 100%100%
55% i zv') 52% hell 46%
r-- 1 45% 1 -74e--; 48% 49% 54%
,11,.%__L100%
_5_0% .1 • 40%
50%
4
10
5
X 1 e
; z1 7 "' !
3,769 31)40%.11, 100% i 100% 100% 'i 100% ----
1,734 467(4 49% 1 52% , i ' 46% 1 53% t , ,
2,035 •.• 5470i 51% 48a; 54% , ,. ro 1 --, ,---
52 1—rici,
374 1%
5%-
(5%)
2%
( f,-2 Q01
2 `) -21.4
1% F20% 0%
90% 153% : 78% /
9% ; 27% 22%
( .6-19 .
0%
82%
1 8 %
26T4 44%
[e1 ,77,-54
• „De
; ihite
LElack
LI
-
ndicae
(77
: Offender
Sgle Parent
r, 0 ,
Cider
2,978 79%i' 78% ,•...-.,,,,
, J_ 93% : 53% 1 35%
678 1,8,.$ 18% 42,,/..
3% 47% t.. 159%-. i
75 :. 2%,1 • 2% 2% , 2% 0% - 1 3%
0 0
— ; , 5k
1% 0% ,
2%L 1 0% 0% ,
38 1% I% ,
: 5% i r% 0% i 3%
188 cre,,, .
5e 5% ; 6% :
20% : 20% ! il
J,7-% i ;
0 0%,
9% ; 9% _
942 , 25%' 25% 18% , 2%
, t , • 5% 1---i-.7% i
,---------------,-----------1 188 ' 5%:
5% 5% 0% 3% 2% i . 1
0% 13% 1
30% 1 24% i 3570 40%
, . ,.„. . . . .i.
--'-''''
, . ! ii,„-20 1 1 I _ 0(;;:1•i,
0% , 2% ,
0% 1% ; 0%
,I e--,u• r,-,-/ '/0 5
afc, i ,Jio '-,70 I
• 71.1 79%
2r'r .3 1
0%
c%
, g
(2%) I
10%
10% 20 30% (4%)
iI
SIGNATURE; percentage weighted pn actual allocation of -i!Dnies upon of the R,F.P. e completion
82210 July 22, 1982
this , 22nd day of 1 982
• -e,,,c--- AC-1. (,I,;(
[N N J . ALLEN, County Clerk/Register of De.c
ul
Moved by Lanni supported by Jackson the resolution be adopted,
AYES: Doyon, Fortino, Gabler, Geary, Gosling, Hobart, Jackson, Lanni,
McDonald, Moffitt, Montante, Moore, Olsen, Patterson, Perinoff, Price, Whitlock,
Wilcox, Calandro, DiGiovanni. (20)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted,
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lynn D. Allen, Clerk of the County of Oakland and having a seal,
do hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of
Miscellaneous Resolution #82210 adopted by thejIakland County Board of Commissioners
at their meeting held ot
with the original record thereof now remaining in my office, and
that it is a true and correct transcript therefrom, and of the
whole thereof.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said County at Pontiac, Michigan