County surveyor proposes HELP program to train and retain survey technicians using Vincennes University credits
Monroe County Surveyor presented a Higher Education Longevity Program (HELP) to subsidize classroom and licensing education for entry-level survey technicians, funded from the surveyor perpetuation fund and conditioned on multi-year service commitments.
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The Monroe County surveyor described a proposed Higher Education Longevity Program (HELP) on Feb. 20 to recruit, train and retain entry-level survey technicians by funding coursework tied to licensing and requiring participants to remain with the office for a set period after completing classes.
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