CCBC proposes $931,000 workforce program to train 150 Baltimore County residents
The Community College of Baltimore County told the Community Reinvestment and Repair Commission it can deliver a braided‑fund workforce program for 150 residents, emphasizing wraparound case management, 5 cohort trainings and braided Pell/WIOA funding; CCBC estimates costs at about $931,000 and a three‑to‑six‑month rollout.
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The Community College of Baltimore County on Thursday detailed a workforce‑development proposal to the Community Reinvestment and Repair Commission that would use CRF dollars alongside Pell and WIOA funds to train up to 150 Baltimore County residents.
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