Contract with Cypress Mandela Training Center for construction job training
$225,000
In Plain English
The city received a state grant requiring it to hire a training provider for construction workers who lost their jobs. Cypress Mandela Training Center will provide intensive skills training to help displaced workers find new construction jobs. The $225,000 contract is fully funded by the state Employment Development Department grant.
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