Deconstruction: Funding & Federal Rules Andrea Phillips, Consultant.

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Deconstruction: Funding & Federal Rules Andrea Phillips, Consultant

Deconstruction is….. A triple win strategy  Good jobs  Good for the environment  Good for the community BUT why is it so hard?

Key Challenges  More expensive than stand alone workforce development or community development projects;  Lack of clarity on implementation of Davis Bacon prevailing wage requirements;  Complex local regulatory environment around demolition and deconstruction.

Funding Strategy for a Deconstruction/Transitional Jobs Initiative

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)  Federal money that is administered by the state or county;  Eligibility:  Families with children that have an income of < 200 percent of poverty level;  Non custodial parents of children on TANF that are paying child support;  Funds can be used for wage subsidies, administration, and other services;  Emergency Fund can be drawn down to create subsidized employment with a 20 percent match.

Workforce Investment Act (WIA)  Federal funds administered by local Workforce Investment Boards (WIBs);  Majority of funds support One Stop Centers that offer basic employment services and access to training;  Training funded through Individual Training Accounts (ITAs) where individuals select program from a list of eligible providers;  Funds can be used to support Work Experience including wage subsidies, program management and support services;  Broad eligibility

Corporation for National Service - AmeriCorps  Federal program managed in coordination with State National Service Commissions;  RFPs typically released once a year;  Initiative must fit in priority program areas identified annually;  Funds can be used to support stipend, training, and program management;  Non federal match is required.  Broad eligibility  Participants who complete a year are eligible to receive an educational award.

Other sources of funds  Wage subsidies for special populations such as ex- offenders  Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)  Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)  Fee for Service

Prevailing Wage Requirements – Davis Bacon Act  Projects funded with ARRA must comply with Davis Bacon;  Pay workers the prevailing wage as determined by USDOL;  No wage for Deconstruction Worker – Laborer used as a proxy;  Exemption for training wages for those in a state or USDOL certified training program

Setting up for Success  Identify a strong lead partner that has the capacity to manage multiple funding streams and reporting;  Leverage existing programs or resources, whenever possible;  Develop clear expectations among partners;  Separate unit costs for workforce and deconstruction components;  Use data to hold partners accountable and track relevant outcomes for all stakeholders.