NAICS 31-33 correspondence · residents
Manufacturing
317,853 ± 4,464.57 (90% MOE)
14.09% of employed residents in the package’s 20-category comparison.
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Career readiness, in context.
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Alabama
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Industry & workforce evidence
State context and local findings retain their original scope. Program priorities do not establish current vacancies or an unmet need in every community.
National package · state economic context
Industries where Alabama residents work
These American Community Survey estimates describe employed residents, including commuters. They do not identify employer demand, occupation shortages or open jobs.
NAICS 62 correspondence · residents
Health care and social assistance
305,209 ± 5,119.89 (90% MOE)
13.53% of employed residents in the package’s 20-category comparison.
NAICS 44-45 correspondence · residents
Retail trade
261,448 ± 4,508.9 (90% MOE)
11.59% of employed residents in the package’s 20-category comparison.
Digital literacy for training and employment
Program priority
ACCS identifies digital literacy and employability as priorities in ACE and MAP.
AL state narrative — National Reporting System, PY2024 ↗Workplace preparation across manufacturing and logistics
Program priority
ACE and MAP connect workforce preparation with manufacturing, transportation, construction, healthcare and IT pathways.
AL state narrative — National Reporting System, PY2024 ↗Reviewed local industry & workforce findings
Four-college initiative associated with Mobile, Baldwin, Conecuh and Covington counties, AL · Four-college maritime training investment announcement
Source reviewed · Historical announcement
Four-college maritime training investment announcement
ACCS announced $30 million across Bishop State (Mobile), Coastal Alabama (Bay Minette), Reid State (Evergreen) and LBW (Opp). This is one initiative total, not an allocation to each county.
Requirements & evidence limits
- Industry code
- 336611 · Incoming analyst classification; not stated as a code in the announcement
- Measure
- Announced training investment
- Reported value
- 30,000,000 USD across initiative
- Evidence type
- announced_investment
- Uncertainty
- No realized-employment, county allocation or Pearson-contract evidence established.
Confirm next: Verify disbursement, current implementation, procurement authority and school access before stronger claims.
County workplace layer
Detailed workforce and proposed product crosswalk →200 BLS QCEW records cover 67 counties. Each county shows up to three disclosed broad private-sector industries; suppressed sectors can affect the order.
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All 50 states have one of three priority colors. Evidence gaps are noted separately in each state brief.
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