Accept $500,000 state grant to train 50 residents in electrical work
In Plain English
The state awarded Richmond funding to expand job training in electrical work and renewable energy. The program transforms a 2-week course into a semester-long training with hands-on learning and industry partnerships. If approved, 50 residents receive certification in electrification skills for growing job markets.
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