Delaware Workforce Development Board

Delaware Workforce Development Board The Delaware Workforce Development Board ensures the public workforce system is aligned benefiting employers and job seekers.

The Delaware Workforce Development Board ensures the citizens of Delaware are provided with occupational training and employment service opportunities to help them achieve employment sustaining them and their families. We also seek to communicate with our business industry partners to provide them with qualified workers to meet their employment needs. The DWIB also has a very active Youth Council

that has oversight for programs designed specifically to help Delaware's at-risk and neediest youth prepare for the workforce.

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Eligible disabled veterans may now apply for school property tax credit DOVER, DE—Veterans with a 100 percent disability...
11/18/2021

Eligible disabled veterans may now apply for school property tax credit



DOVER, DE—Veterans with a 100 percent disability rating may be eligible for a tax credit against 100 percent of non-vocational school district property tax. House Bill 214 with House Amendment 1, which was signed into law by Governor John Carney on August 10th, 2021, allows school districts to grant a Disabled Veterans School Property Tax Credit to eligible disabled veterans.



“Our veterans make sacrifices unfamiliar to most, and for those disabled veterans that sacrifice is even greater. We have a solemn obligation to make sure they are taken care of when they come back home,” said Governor John Carney. “House Bill 214 honors that sacrifice. Thanks to all the advocates and members of the General Assembly that championed this bill.”



“Many of our disabled veterans struggle physically, mentally, and financially. Providing them an exemption from school property taxes will alleviate a financial burden,” said Office of Veterans Services Director Josh Matticks. “We’re thankful for Governor Carney and all the members of the Delaware General Assembly who made this happen.”



Currently, all 16 Delaware non-vocational school districts have approved the school property tax credit. To qualify, applicants must:



Receive 100% disability compensation due to service-connected, permanent, and total disability based on individual unemployability or a 100% disability rating from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (USDVA).
Have held legal domicile in Delaware for the past 3 years.
Pay their property tax bill in full by the end of each tax year in order to qualify for this credit in a subsequent property tax year.


Credit applications are due by April 30, 2022 tax year in order to receive the credit for the 2022 tax year. To apply, qualified disabled veterans must fill out an application found on the Delaware Department of Finance’s website at https://finance.delaware.gov/disabled-veterans/. Applicants must provide:



A valid driver’s license or official state ID.
Documentation of USDA disability.
A copy of their Social Security Card.


For more information on the Disabled Veterans School Tax Credit, please visit https://finance.delaware.gov/disabled-veterans or visit the Disabled Veterans School Tax Credit Frequently Asked Questions page at https://finance.delaware.gov/disabled-veterans/disabled-veterans-school-tax-credit-faq/.



Individuals may also contact the County office in which they live at the following numbers:



New Castle County

(302) 395-5520



Kent County

(302) 744-2401



Sussex County

(302) 855-7871

Big, big, news.
05/20/2021

Big, big, news.

WILMINGTON, DE – The Delaware Department of Labor (DOL) will require Unemployment Benefit recipients to look for work and register in Delaware JobLink (https://joblink.delaware.gov) in order to qualify for benefits or to continue to receive UI benefits, effective June 12, 2021. Starting on that da...

Did you guys see this?
05/18/2021

Did you guys see this?

Employers can reserve free virtual booths for the May 20 event.

Part I of a Chat with Drone Workforce Solutions.
05/07/2021

Part I of a Chat with Drone Workforce Solutions.

This is part one of our chat with Theo Nix, President of Drone Workforce Solutions (DWS) and the DWS Drone School. Thanks to Lobo Loco at https://www.musikbrause.de/ for the great intro and for our friends at www.Freemusicarchive.orgwho make it possible.

More happenings by a DWDB provider.
05/07/2021

More happenings by a DWDB provider.

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Here's the latest DWDB blog.
04/14/2021

Here's the latest DWDB blog.

By Carrie Danner – Marketing & Outreach Coordinator, Division of Employment & Training, Delaware Department of Labor April 15, 2021 Wilmington, DE – Jeremy McEntire from Polytech Adult…

Forward Delaware is knocking it out. hear how Dawn Career Institute is making it work.
03/31/2021

Forward Delaware is knocking it out. hear how Dawn Career Institute is making it work.

This is part one of a two-part conversation with Dawn Career Institute in Newark Del. Hear what they have to say about Forward Delaware; find out what one trait predicts success; and find out how businesses can access new workers. The music for today's episode is from Crowander and you can visit the...

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