Public Works employee pitches DMACC internship as no-cost help for Colfax
At the May 6 workshop, Public Works employee Jacob Farlow described the DMACC Internship Program and said it could provide a student worker to the city at no cost; councilmembers discussed potential operational benefits but made no hiring commitment.
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Public Works employee Jacob Farlow explained the DMACC Internship Program, saying it could benefit a student and the city by providing support at no cost. Council members discussed the potential for a student intern to assist Public Works tasks but did not record a formal decision during the workshop.
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