Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports Upgrades and Expansions to Illinois Central College's Workforce Training Facilities and Equipment at the College's East Peoria and Pekin Campuses. the Project Will Help Increase Regional Demand for Workforce Training in Fields Such as Welding, Truck Driving, and Emergency Services. Once Completed, the Project Will Position the College to Help Meet the Needs of the Region's Employers. in Addition, Newly Trained Emergency Services Technicians Will Help Increase Employment Opportunities and Make the Region Stronger and More Resilient in the Face of Future Disasters Like the Coronavirus Pandemic, Which Will Advance Economic Resiliency Throughout the Region.
Committed
$911,900
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