Alamo commission authorizes application for federal Innovative Readiness Training program
Commissioners authorized city staff to apply for the federal Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) program, which would bring military medical, construction and veterinary services to the community at no cost if selected; application deadline Sept. 30.
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The City of Alamo authorized staff to move forward with an application for the federal Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) program after a presentation from representatives of International Consulting Engineers and a county commissioner who described prior IRT success. Presenters said the program brings military service members to communities to deliver no-cost services such as medical clinics, dental and optometry services, construction projects, veterinary care including spay/neuter and vaccinations, mosquito aerial spraying and civil works.
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