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Completed development and delivery of the new
$44 million County Law Building in Indio. is state
of the art and LEED platinum 90,000 square foot
office building was delivered through a public, private
partnership with the Trammell Crow Company. e
project was delivered ahead of schedule and under
budget and is now home to the District Attorney,
Public Defender, County Counsel, and new County
Law Library.
52,140 job seekers received individual career coun-
seling, skill development and job placement services.
Eachmonth an average of 4,345 job seekers accessed
services and resources at the centers.
Completed the acquisition of real estate valued at
over $52.9 million.
50.95% of adult job seekers and 63.95% of laid-off
workers were placed in employment. 95.6% of the
adults and 83.81% of the dislocated workers retained
their employment six months after initial placement.
Each project manager has an average of 25 assigned
projects with a dollar range from $25,000 to $300
million.
Our capital investment totaled 129 projects in
design valued at $203,098,105; 43 projects under
construction valued at $437,644,293; 113 projects
completed in FY 2014/15 at a value of $30,357,361.
Welcomed 22 delegations this year with a total of
345 delegates from the Republic of China and India
and 19 investor groups with a total of 115 investors
from China and Japan. We were also honored with
a visit from the El Salvador Consul General.
Significant increase in permits issued by the County,
with a 17% increase from the previous year. Hosted
location scouts from China, Japan, Norway, and the
UK in addition to countless visits from our
Hollywood neighbors.
Facilitated over 44 special events. Among these
events was the 5th Annual Riverside State of the
County with over 400 attendees, the 10th Annual
3rd District Economic Development Forum with
350 attendees, and the Annual 5th District
Symposium with nearly 240 attendees.
Facilitated the subsidy of the monthly rent for over
8,000 low-income families throughout Riverside
County. Households are recertified for continued
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Riverside County EDA
Year in Review
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
LOW-INCOME FAMILIES THAT RECEIVED
RENTAL ASSISTANCE
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
PERCENTAGE OF ADULTS
RETAINED THEIR
EMPLOYMENT SIX MONTHS
AFTER PLACEMENT
95.6
%
HOUSING AUTHORITY
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
$203 million
8,000
$
500,000
GRANT RECEIVED TO INSTALL ELECTRICAL VEHICLE
CHARGING STATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTY