Local nonprofit seeks county support for workforce training; county wins microchipping grant
Summary
Enrichment Services presented workforce training options (EMT, CDL, CNA) and requested a county letter of support at the April 28 work session; county staff reported a $1,700 microchipping grant and donated pet food for animal services.
Belva Dorsey‑Mott of Enrichment Services and Sabrina Stephens, a local school-board representative, briefed the commission on planned workforce training programs that include EMT, CDL and CNA certification opportunities. Dorsey‑Mott asked the county to consider a letter of support so the program can proceed with partner outreach and participant recruitment.
Separately, County Manager Thomas Weaver reported animal‑services news: staff received a pickup truck full of donated dog food and the county secured a $1,700 grant to support a microchipping program for animals in the county and at Fort Benning facilities the county supports. Commissioners asked staff to promote the training programs via the county newsletter and social channels.
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