Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports Alpena Community College With Developing Its Utility Technology Training Program to Train the Next Generation of Power Linemen Serving Utilities Across the Region. Regional Utilities Are a Large Employer in the Northeast Michigan Region and Are a Significant Workforce Throughout the State. the New Program Will Train Linemen in All Aspects of Power Systems Maintenance and Construction. in Addition, the Project Work Includes Constructing Steel Training Towers, a Substation, and Steel Utility Poles to Provide Practical Hands-on Training That Reflects the Evolving Needs of the Electrical Grids? Capacity and Reliability. Once Completed, the Project Will Boost the Local Economy, Which Will Stabilize and Strengthen the Regional Economy.
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$2.5 Million
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