Pharr is getting a massive $4.8 million boost to train residents for high-tech broadband jobs. This means more local career options in the growing tech sector are on the way!
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Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
The initiative leverages existing recruitment budgets to prioritize veteran candidates.
Veterans seeking employment and the community served by experienced, disciplined officers.
No groups negatively affected
The city is prioritizing the hiring and promotion of military veterans within the police department to improve community service and leadership.
The city is partnering with PSJA ISD to provide paid cybersecurity internships, giving local students real-world experience and certifications.
The city is investing in its employees by offering ESL courses to help them grow professionally.
The commission recognized an employee for achieving an EMT certification, highlighting the city's support for professional development and enhanced public safety capabilities.
The commission recognized employees for completing professional development programs like the Certified Public Manager Program and the Women in Leadership Program. This highlights the city's investment in its workforce.
Pharr Lands $4.8M Grant to Build Broadband Workforce Texas Border Business
City Launches Pharr Connect Digital Literacy Program with $3.2M Grant Texas State Library and Archives (.gov)
Pharr Connect Digital Literacy Program Launched with $3.2M Grant Texas Border Business
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