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County invites residents to construction job fair; officials highlight workforce opportunities
Summary
Assistant County Administrator Chris Williams promoted a Construction Job Fair on Feb. 26 at the Dayton Convention Center, describing multiple trade openings and saying 'The job fair and parking are free to attend and no registration is required, but it is recommended.' Commissioners also urged residents to apply for recovery and beautification grants.
Assistant County Administrator Chris Williams invited residents to attend a Construction Job Fair on February 26 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Dayton Convention Center, telling the board that "the job fair will have dozens of local construction companies recruiting skilled tradesmen like electricians, pipefitters, millwrights and more" and that "the job fair and parking are free to attend and no registration is required, but it is recommended." The announcement listed available positions including construction labor, HVAC specialists, CDL drivers, project managers and maintenance technicians and directed interested residents to thejobcenter.org for more information.
Commissioners Mary A. McDonald, Judy Dodge and Carolyn Rice each commented on the importance of such workforce events. Commissioner McDonald also reflected on the success of a recent Fatherhood Summit and thanked the Office of Strategic Initiatives and Dr. Michael Newsom for their work; Commissioner Dodge highlighted the OneOhio Recovery Grant application window and encouraged eligible nonprofits, businesses and government entities to apply by Feb. 11 at 5 p.m.; Commissioner Rice promoted the Keep Montgomery County Beautiful grant and noted the Boonshoft Museum Groundhog Day event as a community item of interest.
