Explore community programs
Review WEDC’s program directory and confirm each program’s current audience, geography, and open application period.
WISCONSIN · For local leaders and organizations
Bring local context to statewide development, broadband, and workforce-resource starting points.
Local governments, community organizations, and development partners looking for official state entry points.
Review WEDC’s program directory and confirm each program’s current audience, geography, and open application period.
Use Wisconsin’s broadband mapping resources as an initial reference and confirm address-level availability with providers.
Start with Wisconsin’s Job Center and career-navigation resources for local workforce support.
OFFICIAL WISCONSIN STARTING POINTS
Explore current WEDC programs for Wisconsin businesses and communities.
Confirm active status, eligibility, and application timing on the individual program page.
Explore broadband availability and state broadband information, then confirm address-level service directly with providers.
Check directly with internet providers before making a service decision. Grant application windows change and may be closed.
Search Wisconsin jobs and connect to free Job Center support for career exploration, workshops, labor-market information, and job search help.
Job Center staff can explain available local services and next steps.
Connect with a local career navigator for job search, training, resumes, and practical work barriers.
Ask the local provider which services are available in your area.
WHAT WI2030 DOES TODAY
These are official entry points. WI2030 does not currently assemble project partners, accept proposals, or assess funding fit.
Next build stage: Community project profiles, partner matching, and grant-window tracking are future work and are not active.
Pathway reviewed 2026-10-30. Programs, coverage, and eligibility are confirmed by the responsible agency.