Adjust $606,094 in federal workforce training program spending
$606,094
Resolution 151-05
In Plain English
The city receives federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) grants to fund job training programs for residents. The original budget for these programs needed adjustments during the fiscal year. If approved, the city reallocates the $606,094 in grant money to better match actual program needs and spending patterns.
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