Accept $210,720 state grant for job training program for disabled students
In Plain English
The city received a grant to train 75 students with disabilities ages 16-21 for jobs. Each student gets work readiness training and up to 300 hours of paid work experience. If approved, the city adds this funding to its existing $10 million in job training grants.
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