Approve $150,000 contract for hazardous materials training
$150,000
In Plain English
The city needs to train 150 students in handling dangerous chemicals and substances. If approved, CALINC provides this specialized safety training. The $150,000 cost averages $1,000 per student for the program.
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Approve consent calendar
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