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California Service Corps to recruit 10,000 paid members, officials announce at LA Regional Food Bank
Summary
Officials with the California governor's service office and current service members promoted paid service positions and shared wildfire-response work at a recruitment event at the LA Regional Food Bank in City of Industry.
At a recruitment event held at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank distribution center in City of Industry, Josh Friday, director of the California governor's office of service and community engagement, said California is recruiting "over 10,000 paid positions" for the California Service Corps to help with disaster response, climate work and community services.
The announcement came as speakers and current members described their roles supporting wildfire recovery and food distribution across Los Angeles County. Michael Flood, CEO of the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, said the food bank has worked with the governor's office "since the beginning of the pandemic" and partners with "more than 600" organizations operating "nearly a thousand…
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