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Commissioner’s Court adopts a slate of community proclamations and approves workforce partnership
Summary
El Paso County Commissioner’s Court on April 7 adopted multiple ceremonial resolutions — honoring long-serving staff, marking awareness months and recognizing community programs — and approved a workforce development agreement with Project Arriba.
El Paso County Commissioner’s Court on Monday approved a package of ceremonial resolutions recognizing longtime public servants, awareness months and community programs, and authorized a chapter 381 workforce agreement with nonprofit Project Arriba.
The court voted to adopt resolutions honoring District Clerk Norma Favela Barcelo’s 40 years of county service; to recognize April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and as Autism Acceptance Month; to declare April 7 as Joshua Marmolejo Day in honor of the Clint High School educator and Milken Award recipient; and to proclaim April as Second Chance Month and April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, among others. The court also recognized local LULAC councils and approved a proclamation for a pediatric oncology community event called the Hope Egg Hunt.
The court approved a chapter 381 economic development contract with Project Arriba for…
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