Workforce training center seeks roughly $8 million for AMP program; Citrus High principal backs aviation pipeline
WTC representatives told the Aviation Advisory Board they are pursuing nearly $8 million to start an Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMP) program by January 2029 and are partnering with Citrus High School to develop course pathways for students.
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Representatives from the Workforce Training Center (WTC) and Citrus High School told the Citrus County Aviation Advisory Board on July 9 that they are developing an aviation training pipeline and pursuing funding to stand up an Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMP) program.
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