Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Development and Implementation of a Wildfire Resiliency Training Center on Luna Community College?s?main Campus, Which Is Located in San Miguel County, New Mexico, to Support Economic Diversification and Workforce Training. the Training Center Will Offer Short-term, Stackable, Industry Credentials in Pathways Related to Wildland Restoration and Firefighting With Dual Aims: 1) to Train Students and Other Community Members for Newly In-demand Jobs. 2) Increase San Miguel and Mora County's Preparation and Resilience in the Face of Future Wildfires to Mitigate Damage and Fire Severity and Preserve Local Communities and Economies.
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$500,000
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