Federal Funding Disclosure (Stevens Amendment)
The Stevens Amendment is a federal law found in H.R. 6157 that requires funding information to be included on all projects or programs using federal funds. It is intended to provide transparency for taxpayers and ensure federally funded research and work are properly credited.
In addition to federal grants, the Workforce Development Board of Solano County (WDB) also receives funding through state and local programs. While the Stevens Amendment does not apply to non-federal initiatives, the WDB provides the same level of disclosure to ensure clarity and transparency regarding the use of all public funds.
This webpage lists how the WDB uses federal, state, and local grant funding to support its programs and services.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Acti (WIOA) Programs are supported by grant awards from the U.S. Department of Labor through the California Employment Development Department (EDD). The allocations listed below represent federal funding for each program and program year. These programs are funded 100% by federal sources, with $0 (0%) financed by non-federal sources.
In PY 2024-25, the WDB received the following allocations:
- WIOA Adult – $1,235,797
- WIOA Dislocated Worker – $1,055,800
- WIOA Youth – $1,184,917
- WIOA Rapid Response – $126,458
- WIOA Layoff Aversion – $37,189
In PY 2025-26, the WDB received the following allocations:
- WIOA Adult – $1,251,881
- WIOA Dislocated Worker – $1,292,993
- WIOA Youth – $1,364,377
- WIOA Rapid Response – $148,499
- WIOA Layoff Aversion – $56,131
For PY 2026–27, the WDB has received the following initial allocations:
- WIOA Adult – $243,609
- WIOA Dislocated Worker – $358,461
- WIOA Youth – $1,245,606
- WIOA Rapid Response – $75,092
- WIOA Layoff Aversion – $24,853
Program Year 2026–27 allocations are preliminary and may increase through subsequent grant modifications.
Valero Closure Additional Assistance Project
This project is supported by the U.S. Department of Labor through the California Employment Development Department (EDD) as part of a federal award totaling $3,000,000, of which $1,125,000 has been incorporated into the WDB’s current subgrant agreement. The project is funded 100% by federal sources, with $0 (0%) financed by non-federal sources.
Anheuser-Busch Closure Additional Assistance Project
This project is supported by the U.S. Department of Labor through the California Employment Development Department (EDD) as part of a federal award totaling $410,000, in which 100% of the project is federally funded, with $0 (0%) financed by non-federal sources.
Helping Justice-Involved Reenter Employment (HIRE) Initiative
This project is funded by the State of California through the California Workforce Development Board (CWDB) as part of an award totaling $1,443,574, in which 100% of this project is state funded.
Prison to Employment (P2E) 2.0 – Regional Partnership & Technical Assistance
This project is funded by State of California through the California Workforce Development Board (CWDB) as part of an award totaling $443,305, in which 100% of this project is state funded.
Regional Equity & Recovery Partnerships (RERP)
This project is funded by State of California through the California Workforce Development Board (CWDB) as part of an award totaling $1,150,000, in which 100% of this project is state funded.
Federal Funding Disclosure Requirements
In accordance with the Stevens Amendment and California Employment Development Department (EDD) guidance, public communications describing programs or services funded in whole or in part by federal grants must include a federal funding disclosure.
This requirement applies to public-facing materials, including flyers, brochures, presentations, press releases, requests for proposals, social media posts, and other publications describing federally funded programs or services.
The disclosure must identify the federal funding source, total federal award amount, percentage of costs financed by federal funds, and the dollar amount and percentage financed by non-federal sources, if applicable.
For applicable public-facing materials, the following acknowledgment may be used:
For federal funding disclosure information, visit solanoemployment.org/stevens-amendment.
Program-specific funding disclosures should be used when necessary to identify the federal award supporting a particular project or activity.
