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Council approves workforce recruitment grants and $7,000 SCWRIP award for Landmark Implement
Summary
The council approved two $1,500 workforce recruitment applications (one for the city’s Maintenance Supervisor recruitment and one for Landmark Implement) and approved a $7,000 SCWRIP application for Landmark Implement’s Service position.
Council approved a $1,500 Workforce Recruitment application submitted by the City of Smith Center to recruit a Maintenance Supervisor (motion by Chris Cole; seconded by Everett Mansholt; roll call recorded as Wick–yay, Cole–yay, Kingsbury–yay, Mansholt–yay). The council also approved a second $1,500 application from Landmark Implement for a Service Manager position (motion by Don Wick; seconded by Tracy Kingsbury).
Economic Development also requested approval for a SCWRIP (workforce incentive) application from Landmark Implement in the amount of $7,000 for a Service position; the council approved the SCWRIP application (motion by Chris Cole; seconded by Don Wick). These approvals authorize staff to proceed with program implementation and funding commitments.
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