New Arlington Workforce Center Opens: Free Job Help in North Arlington

Published: July 10, 2026 | By LocalJobPage Team

Arlington, TX — Looking for work in Arlington just got a little easier. The city's one-stop career hub, the Arlington Workforce Center, has reopened in a bigger, upgraded space in north Arlington, giving job seekers a single place to get free coaching, training leads, and direct connections to employers who are hiring.

Free help, one roof, no catch: here's what the new Arlington Workforce Center offers.

Inside the new Arlington Workforce Center

Operated by Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County (WSTC), the newly relocated center sits at 2000 E. Lamar Blvd, Suite 100, in north Arlington, a short drive from the Entertainment District. WSTC has served the Arlington area for more than 25 years, so this move is less a reinvention than an upgrade — trading an older office for a more welcoming, modern space built to handle walk-in traffic. The center is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and every service is free.

Several agencies, one visit

The big idea behind the new center is co-location: instead of driving around town to different offices, residents can handle several needs in a single stop. Under the same roof, the center brings together WSTC's core employment services, the Texas Veterans Commission, and the Texas Workforce Commission's Vocational Rehabilitation program. That means veterans can get specialized support, and job seekers with disabilities can access employment services, without a separate trip across the metroplex.

What you can actually get there

For job seekers, the center offers hands-on help that's useful whether you're just starting out or changing careers:

Career coaching and one-on-one guidance from trained staff
Resume writing and job-search assistance
Skills training and information on in-demand local careers
Computer, phone, copier, and fax access for applications
Direct connections to Tarrant County employers who are hiring now
Veteran-specific support and disability-related employment services

Employers benefit too: the center is a centralized place to find qualified candidates, host hiring events, and collaborate on workforce development.

What it means for Arlington job seekers

Think of the Workforce Center as the in-person half of your job hunt and LocalJobPage as the online half. The center is especially handy if you're targeting one of Tarrant County's in-demand fields. Sharpen your resume there, then browse and apply here:

Healthcare jobs – one of the region's fastest-growing sectors
Manufacturing jobs – from GM Arlington Assembly to its supplier network
Warehouse and logistics jobs – a major Arlington employment base

New to any of these fields? Our Career Center breaks down what each role pays, what employers look for, and how to get started — a natural companion to the coaching you'll get on Lamar.

Pair the center with your online search

Start browsing Arlington openings right now:

You can find the center's full details and directions on the official Arlington Workforce Center page or call 817-413-4000. During major events at the nearby stadiums, it's worth calling ahead, since hours can shift to handle the crowds.

Job seekers: create a free account to set job alerts so new Arlington openings reach you first. Employers: hiring in Tarrant County? Post a job and connect with local talent today.

From Lamar Boulevard to the Entertainment District, Arlington has never had more ways to get to work — and now the help to get there is all under one roof.