OWINN Budget

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Group Budget

The Office of Workforce Innovation (OWINN) effectively manages a budget totaling $26,493,105.36. Notably, 78% of these funds stem from competitive federal grant awards that OWINN successfully secured for the state.

Among these grants, the top three contributions are as follows:
The U.S. Department of Education SANDI Grant, amounting to $13,818,299. This grant allocates 92% directly towards enhancing workforce training programs and covering tuition fees, with the remaining 8% designated for OWINN’s operational expenses and personnel.

The U.S. Department of Labor ANAA Grant, totaling $4,500,000. Here, 90% of the grant is devoted to bolstering the talent pipeline to cater to employers’ needs.

The U.S. Department of Labor’s H-1B grant, with a value of $2,500,000. Remarkably, 93% of these funds are directed towards expanding healthcare access in rural Nevada through strategic workforce development initiatives.

Furthermore, OWINN’s operational budget is a subgrant derived from federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funds allocated to Nevada. This allocation supports various OWINN expenses, including personnel, travel, operational costs, the NPWR data system, and the management of the Governor’s Workforce Development Board.

OWINN BUDGET

Competitive Federal Grants,
$20,768,296 – 78% 78
AG’s TMobile Settlement Funds,
$4,466,662 – 17% 17
OWINN Operating,
$794,930 – 3% 3
WIOA,
(Special Projects: NPWR, Credential Engine),
$463,217 – 2% 2

COMPETITIVE FEDERAL GRANTS

Project SANDI,
$13,818,299 – 67% 67
ANAA,
$3,999,997 – 19% 19
H-1B,
$2,500,000 – 12% 12
SAE-2020,
$450,000 – 2% 2

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