Colorado Code § 26-2-714.5

Adjusted work participation rate - notification - county authorization - career and technical education
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(1) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise
requires, "federal credit" means the caseload reduction credit as calculated pursuant to 45 CFR
261.40 or any employment credit, caseload reduction credit, or other credit against such rate for
a fiscal year that may be subsequently adopted by the federal government.
(2) The state department shall notify each county, within thirty days after the beginning
of the state fiscal year, of the state department's projection regarding the adjusted rate that the
state must attain for the fiscal year in order to be in compliance with federal requirements, based
on the state's estimate of the federal credit the state anticipates qualifying to receive. This
adjusted rate shall be the county's adjusted work participation rate for that state fiscal year.
(3) Each county is authorized to place participants in career and technical education, as
that term is defined by rule of the state board, for longer than twelve months in order to meet
critical skills shortages in the labor market; except that the percentage of participants allowed to
satisfy program requirements through career and technical education of longer than twelve
months in a county shall not exceed seventy-five percent of the state's estimate of the federal
credit.
(4) The provisions of this section shall be implemented by the state department
consistent with the requirement of section 26-2-715 (1)(a)(III).
(5) The state department may suspend a county's ability to place participants in career
and technical education for longer than twelve months if the state department certifies that
allowing career and technical education to count toward a works participant's required work
activities would affect the state's ability to meet federal work participation rates.

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