Brown County is proud to announce the opening of the Brown County Job Center, now located inside Central Library, the main location of Brown County Library. This innovative collaboration brings vital workforce resources directly into the heart of the community, increasing access to job search assistance, career training, and employment services for residents of all ages.

The Brown County Job Center is officially open for business in its new location and offers a full suite of
services including resume writing support, job listings, career counseling, unemployment resources, and
workshops on interview preparation and professional development—all in a convenient, welcoming library setting.

“This partnership reflects our commitment to making employment services more accessible to everyone,” said Troy Streckenbach, Brown County Executive. “By integrating the Job Center with our public library, we’re removing barriers and creating new opportunities for people to improve their skills, find employment, and build better futures.”

Library Executive Director Sarah Sugden added, “Public libraries have always been about access to
opportunity. Hosting the Job Center here allows us to expand that mission and serve our community in a truly impactful way.”

The move also supports collaborative efforts between the library and workforce development organizations to provide high-speed internet access, digital literacy training, and quiet spaces for job interviews or online applications—all in one location.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house will be held on Tuesday, September 23, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
at Brown County Central Library, located at 515 Pine Street, Green Bay. The public is invited to attend,
meet staff, network, explore available resources, and learn more about how the Job Center can assist in their employment journey.

The keynote address, “The Future of Green Bay’s Workforce: Challenges, Advantages, and the Power of
Collaboration,” will take place at 1:45 pm. In this keynote address, Gratzia Villarroel, Ph.D., Envision Greater Green Bay Board member, scholar, and community leader, takes a close look at the forces that will shape Brown County’s workforce in the next 5 to 15 years. Drawing on the latest data for Green Bay, Wisconsin, and the nation, Villarroel examines how aging demographics, automation, and educational attainment will impact the jobs of tomorrow—and why local action is needed today.

For more information about the Job Center of Brown County and its services, visit
www.jobcenterofwisconsin.com or call 920.930.6570.

About the Job Center of Brown County
The Job Center of Brown County provides employment and training services to job seekers and employers throughout the county. Its mission is to empower individuals and strengthen the local workforce by connecting people with the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to succeed.

About Brown County Library
Brown County Library is a vital community hub offering free access to books, digital resources, educational programming, and now—workforce development support. The library is committed to lifelong learning and empowering residents through knowledge and opportunity.