About the Workforce Development (WIOA) Division
Three Rivers Planning & Development District serves as the fiscal/administrative agent for The Mississippi Partnership, which is one of four workforce areas in the State of Mississippi designated to carry out the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) of 2014. The Mississippi Partnership Workforce Area encompasses the largest geographical area in the State of Mississippi, covering 27 counties in northern Mississippi and is governed by a 23-member board and 27 chief elected officials.
The Mississippi Partnership is responsible for establishing and maintaining a skilled workforce system that provides the highest quality services and a skilled workforce. The Partnership is also responsible for establishing local performance standards, one-stop delivery centers (known as WIN Job Centers in the State of Mississippi), selecting qualified service providers for youth services, and monitoring performance.
Services are delivered through partnerships with community colleges, planning and development districts, the Mississippi Department of Employment Security, the Mississippi Department of Rehabilitation Services, and other partners within the 27 counties.
Three Rivers’ Workforce Development (WIOA) Division oversees the following programs and services:
WIN Job Center – Job Seeker and Employer Services
Adult Internship Program
Rapid Response Services
Youth Services
Mississippi Access to Care (MAC) Center
Please click on the applicable county name for provider information:
To request information about The Mississippi Partnership Local Workforce Board such as past meetings, upcoming meetings, or upcoming Request for Proposals, contact Courtney Rackley by email at crackley@trpdd.com. Board of Director’s Meeting Minutes are available upon request.
The Mississippi Partnership is an equal opportunity employer/program; auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
