Discuss proposal to train at-risk residents for construction jobs
In Plain English
The city is considering creating a program that would provide construction training to Richmond residents who face barriers to employment. The program would teach job skills and help connect participants with construction industry employers. If approved, this could create new career pathways for residents struggling to find stable work.
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