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John Sorge and workforce board staff returned to the Warren County Fiscal Court on April 20 to request continued county co-funding for the New American Navigator position, a staff role the court previously supported.
Sorge said the position helps immigrants and refugees navigate online job applications, complete required digital steps and build trust with employers. Brian (last name not specified in the transcript) described the role as mobile and relationship-focused, filling a gap for limited-English speakers and longer-term newcomers who are not served by refugee resettlement programs. He told the court the position has connected job seekers to employers, promoted retention and helped some families achieve multigenerational gains through employment.
Both speakers asked the court to continue the funding arrangement the county shares with the city of Bowling Green. The workforce board representatives said youth funding for a separate youth position had been secured from the Kentucky General Assembly and therefore was not part of the county ask. The presentation did not include a formal motion or vote during the meeting; the request was recorded as a funding plea and discussion item.
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