Accept $1.2 million federal grant for job training and career services
$1,223,783
In Plain English
The federal government awards Richmond $1.2 million annually to help residents find jobs and get training. The money funds career services for adults, help for people who lost jobs due to layoffs, and employment programs for youth ages 16-24. If approved, the city continues these workforce programs with no local tax money required.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
6 to 0
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