Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports Muhlenberg County Fiscal Court in Greenville, Kentucky, With Making Building Renovations at the Muhlenberg County Opportunity Center. the Project Will Support Workforce Development by Establishing a New Workforce Development Facility That Will Prepare Individuals for Transition Into the Work Environment. the New Renovations Will Include the Construction of Administrative Space, Client Support Space, Recreation Space, and Other Support Space. the Project Will Provide Special Needs for Those Individuals in Muhlenberg County With the Opportunity to Create Additional Jobs for Those With Special Needs in an Area That Has Suffered With Job Loss. Once Completed, the County Will Create an Increase in Employment and Diversify the Local Economy.
Committed
$2.2 Million
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