Appoint 9 new members to Richmond Workforce Development Board
In Plain English
The Workforce Development Board helps connect Richmond residents with job training and employment opportunities. These 9 appointments fill vacant seats on the 17-member board. All new members serve 2-year terms ending in March 2020.
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