WorkSource Wenatchee Valley relocating, offering interim services at Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council

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Chris Barron, Communications Director
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media@esd.wa.gov

EAST WENATCHEE - WorkSource Wenatchee Valley is closing its East Wenatchee location at 5 p.m. on June 30 as it prepares to move to a new location in Wenatchee in August.

Beginning July 1, customers can temporarily receive services at the Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council (1700 N. Wenatchee Ave., Wenatchee). During the transition, services are available in person or by phone during the following days and times:

  • Mondays through Thursdays, July 1 to 29: In-person services from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council. No computer room at this location.
  • Thursday, July 30: In-person services in the morning; phone services and virtual appointments in the afternoon.
  • Fridays in July: Phone services and virtual appointments only.

WorkSource Wenatchee Valley’s main phone number remains the same: 509-665-6605.

Temporary address in July

Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council
1700 N. Wenatchee Ave. 
Wenatchee, WA

WorkSource’s new location opens in August

WorkSource Wenatchee Valley will move to the SkillSource location (234 North Mission St., Wenatchee), starting Aug. 3.

Learn more about SkillSource at its website.

About WorkSource Wenatchee Valley

WorkSource Wenatchee Valley is part of the statewide WorkSource system. WorkSource is a partnership of state, local, and nonprofit agencies that provide employment and training services to job seekers and businesses. 
Free services to job seekers of all ages, backgrounds and occupations include:

  • Career exploration.
  • Job search help. 
  • Resume development.
  • Connections to work experience opportunities and job training. 
  • Skill building workshops.
  • Access to other social services.

Learn more about WorkSource services for job seekers on the Employment Security Department website. 

Free services to businesses include:

  • Hiring help and job fairs.
  • Information about tax incentives for hiring certain workers.
  • Programs to avoid a layoff or to connect laid-off employees to services.
  • Tools to build worker productivity.

Learn more about WorkSource services for employers on the Employment Security Department website.