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Fiscal Year 2024

Anderson County Solutions Report

With the leadership and guidance of our Board, Executive Committee, and Advisory Committees, we are hard at work to serve East Texas and provide regional solutions. This report offers information and stats on how we served the community in the Fiscal Year 2024 (October 1 - September 30) through our service agencies. It has been our pleasure to serve Anderson County!

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Grants Allocated

$1.01M in grants were funded within the county to help build strong communities, improve public safety, and/or minimize solid waste

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Public Safety

$123K  was invested in the 911 system, combined with allocating $9.8K in

police training funds to help keep the county safe

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Senior Services

532 seniors received services through our Area Agency on Aging to meet the social, nutritional, educational, and logistic needs of residents

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Transportation

25.4K public transit trips were provided through GoBus to help residents get to where they need to go

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Workforce Development

6.9K job seekers and employers were served by Workforce Solutions East Texas, and $1.6M went to families within the county to subsize their child care

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Grants Allocated Within Your County

Working with local, state, and federal partners, ETCOG assists with prioritizing and administering important grants in our region. The following grants were awarded this fiscal year for solid waste minimization, public safety, and/or economic development initiatives.


  • $500,000 – Texas Community Development Block Grant (City of Palestine)
  • $336,148.86 – Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Advocacy (Crisis Center of Anderson & Cherokee Counties)
  • $132,000 – Crime Victims Assistance (Anderson County)
  • $41,226.78 – Violence Against Women Act Funding for DA’s Women’s Case Manager (Anderson County)
  • $4,957.75 – Regional Evaluation Services for Juveniles (Anderson County)



Public Safety

ETCOG assists the region with public safety planning to help our local communities and first responders coordinate resources and training.

$509.3K

in grants funded to improve public safety and support victims of crime

$123K

Invested to strengthen the regional 9-1-1 system

27,173

9-1-1 calls received

1,641

Texts to 9-1-1

86

Peace officers were trained

$9.8K

Invested for peace

officer training

$4,957

Funded in grants for regional evaluation services for juveniles


Senior Services

ETCOG administers the Area Agency on Aging of East Texas, utilizing state and federal funding to help seniors with information and referral assistance, benefits counseling, legal assistance, care coordination and caregiver support. We also coordinate in-home support, legal awareness, nutrition and ombudsman services.

532

Seniors received services

234

Seniors received home delivered or congregate meal services

21.9K

Senior meals served

2.8K

Sponsored GoBus trips

for seniors

136

Individuals received nutrition education services

20

Received benefits counseling services

39

Seniors assisted with information and referral services

$12.2K

Funded in case management services


Transportation

We provide safe, reliable, and friendly transit services to East Texas through GoBus, a rural, demand response public transit system.

25,433

GoBus trips

$1.2M

Invested in trips

57,868

Population served


Workforce Development

By offering a trained, first-class workforce, we can attract employers and make a difference in the economy and quality of life in East Texas. ETCOG administers Workforce Solutions East Texas, which delivers no-cost retruitment and employment services to businesses and job seekers in the region.

6,169

Workforce center visits and calls

738

Employers received assistance

$40.6K

Invested in employment training for job seekers

5,631

Job openings worked

112

Unemployment claimants served

402

Unemployment claimants entered employment

484

Customers received

Child Care Services

$1.6M

Invested in providing child care, enabling families to work or receive training

$121.6K

Invested in child care quality improvement

74

Daycare staff received training


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