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ENVIRONMENTAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS
Updated August 15, 2018 (DRAFT Still being updated)
EPA Environmental Workforce Development and Job Training grantees funded in 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 submitted their program information to include:
• Graduation dates • Number of graduates seeking employment • Certificates and certifications students will possess upon graduation • Life skills taught
This document is a compilation of their information. The purpose of this document is to assist employers in finding workers with the specific credentials needed for employment. Numbers are approximate. For further information about a program, contact the person listed. Should you need to update your organization’s information in this document, please email Bruce Diamond at [email protected].
Job training programs are listed first in alphabetical order by state, followed by cities within each state. In this update, the following states are included:
Alabama page 2 Montana page 27
Alaska page 3 Nevada page 29
Arkansas page 6 New Mexico page 30
California page 7 New York page 31
Connecticut page 13 Oklahoma page 36
Delaware page 15 Oregon page 37
Florida page 16 Pennsylvania page 38
Illinois page 18 Puerto Rico Page 42
Louisiana page 19 Rhode Island page 44
Maryland page 20 Tennessee page 45
Massachusetts page 21 Texas page 46
Michigan page 22 Washington page 47
Mississippi page 23 West Virginia page 48
Missouri page 24 Wisconsin page 49
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ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM
Organization: Lawson State Community College 3060 Wilson Road Birmingham, AL 35221 www.lawsonstate.edu
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Debra Love, 205.540.2806, [email protected]
Graduation information: 1st Training Cycle –April 17, 2017-May 6, 2017 Job Fair and Graduation Date-May 30, 2017 (17 Graduated)
2nd Training Cycle-October 2, 2017-November 10, 2017 Job Fair and Graduation Date- November 14, 2017(17 Graduated)
3rd Training Cycle June 11, 2018- July 20, 2018 Job Fair and Graduation Date- July 24, 2018
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Brownfields 101
Environmental Justice Training
HAZWOPER 40-hour
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP)
Environmental Sampling
OSHA 10-hour
NIMS—Levels 100, 200, 700, and 800
Mold Awareness
Asbestos Worker 32 Hour
Forklift Training
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Ready To Work Skills -- Curriculum Includes: Computer Skills, Communication Skills, Customer Service, Problem Solving, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Money Smart, Job Acquisition Skills, Operations, Workplace Behavior and Basic Education
ACT National Career Readiness(National)
Alabama Certified Worker(State)
First Aid/CPR
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ALASKA
ANCHORAGE
Organization: Alaska Forum PO Box 212409 Anchorage, AK 99521-2409 www.akforum.com Environmental Technician Apprenticeship Program
Most recent year to receive EPA funding
2016
Contact(s): Richard Reich, 907.273.1808, [email protected] Meg Burgett, 907.202.9612, [email protected] Graduation information One Apprentice has completed the Related Technician Instruction and OJL Work
Processes experiences to achieve Journey Level for an Environmental Technician. Additionally 23 individuals have completed trainings and 15 have been placed in training related employment.
Certificates & technical curriculum supported by EPA
Year 1 Year 2
HazWoper Geology, Hydrogeology & Chemistry OHSA General Industry Education AK Certified Erosions & Sediment NSTC Unescorted + H2 OSHA Industrial Hygiene Confined Space HazWoper Refresher First Aid/CPR Math for Environmental Workers Driving Safety Communication for Env. Workers Energy Isolation/Fall Protection Computer Skills for Env. Workers Hazardous Materials Awareness Managing Household Haz. Waste Shipping & Transportation
DOT/IATA Recycling Health & Safety
Forklift Training Lead/Asbestos Awareness Level GPS/GIS Mapping Skills Solid Waste Management in AK MSHA Awareness UST Inspection/Maintenance ATV/ORV/Small Motor OMS Geology, Hydrogeology & Chemistry Trenching & Excavating AK Certified Erosions & Sediment Recognizing Archeological Sites
Alaska Qualified Sampler Training
Effective Employment Skills
Electives Electives Forest Resource Inventory Training Intro. To Endangered Species Act ICS-100; Introduction to ICS Underground Storage Tank
Management ICS-200; ICS for Single Resource &
Initial Actions Spill Preventions, Control and
Countermeasure Planning
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IS-700, 703, 706 and 800 The Clean Water Act IS-5.A Air Emission Control Technologies OSHA Disaster Site Worker Title V Air Permitting OSHA 7105 The Clean Air Act Basic Firefighting/Red Card Basics of Environmental Law ISO 14001 Environmental
Management Systems Introduction to Environmental Law
Electives (cont.) Electives (cont.)
Introduction to FIFRA Intermediate CERCLA Introduction to EPCRA Introduction to RCRA Introduction to HMTA Intermediate RCRA Introduction to TSCA Introduction to SDWA Introduction to CERCLA Introduction to NPDES
Additional life skills and
student services provided
Professional development mentoring and job placement assistance.
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ANCHORAGE Organization: Zender Environmental Health and Research Group
400 D Street, Suite 200 Anchorage, AK 99501 www.zendergroup.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
FY18
Contact(s): Lynn Zender, 907.277.2111, [email protected] April Reed-McCoy, 907.277.2111, [email protected] Graduation information: Next graduation date: April 25, 2018 - 16-18 graduates
(7th year of training, 1 cohort per year) April 2017—9 graduates
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Universal Refrigerant Recovery Tech [section 608]
OSHA Forklift Operation Standard
40 HR HAZWOPER [OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120]
CPR/FIRST AID [American Heart Assoc.]
OSHA Confined Space Entry [29 CFR 1910.146]
OSHA 10 HR Construction Safety [29 CFR 1926]
Rural Alaska Landfill Operator [AK Solid Waste Assoc.]
Alaska Certified Erosion and Sediment Lead
National Incident Management System 100 and 200
State of Alaska Qualified Soil and Water Sampler Training, State Cert
DOT HazMat Regulations, Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Admin. [49 CFR Part 172]
Boating Safety [Boat US Foundation]
Community Spill Response, UAF Course Credit
Solid and Hazardous Waste, UAF Course Credit
GIS Basics, Completion Cert
OSHA Hazard Community Certification Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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ARKANSAS CAMDEN Organization: City of Camden
206 Van Buren Street NE Camden, AR 71701 www.camden.ar.gov www.sautech.edu/aeta
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Amy Perrin, 870.836.6436, [email protected]
Randy Harper, 870.574.4550, [email protected] Graduation information: Contact for information. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
20 certificates, 1 state license (3 additional state licenses available if student goes to work at a regulated facility that requires the license), 2 national training cards, 1 national training certificate
CPR/First Aid
Chemical Safety Awareness
Underground Storage Tank Leak Prevention
Innovated and Alternative Treatment Technologies
Environmental Sampling and Analysis
Green Technologies: Innovated and Alternative Treatment Technologies
OSHA 30-hour General Industry
40-hour HAZWOPER (Waste Site Worker)
Confined Space Entry
Environmental Spill Response
DOT Hazardous Waste Transportation
Environmental Site Assessment (Phases 1 and II)
Stormwater Management
Asbestos Worker
Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP)
Solid Waste Management
Material Recovery and Recycling
Industrial Wastewater Treatment Technologies
Municipal Wastewater Technologies
Soil and Groundwater Remediation Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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CALIFORNIA FRESNO Organization: Fresno Area Workforce Investment Board
2125 Kern Street, Suite 208 Fresno, CA 93721 www.workforce-connection.com
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact(s): Phyllis Stogbauer, 559.490.7168, [email protected] Blake Konczal, 559.490.7102, [email protected] Ka Xiong, 559.940.7173, [email protected] Sally Nuss, 559.490.7120, [email protected] Graduation information: 11/10/17 – 6
2/2/18 – 14 3/29/18 – 22 3/2018 – 2 4/20/18 – 8 5/2018 – 19 5/25/18 – 7
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Class A License, HAZWOPER 40
Forklift, HAZWOPER 40
Asbestos Awareness, Lead Awareness, Pesticide Awareness, Wastewater, HAZWOPER 40
Asbestos Awareness, HAZWOPER 40
Solar Trainee Certificate, OSHA 10, CPR/First Aid, HAZWOPER 40
Distribution Operator 1 and Treatment Operator 1 Certificates, HAZWOPER 40
Solar Trainee Certificate, OSHA 10, CPR/First Aid, HAZWOPER 40 Additional life skills and student services provided:
Resume writing, interview skills, job readiness, soft skills, budgeting, assistance with job placement
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LOS ANGELES Organization: Los Angeles Conservation Corps
1400 N. Spring Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 www.lacorps.org
Mailing address: PO Box 861658 Los Angeles, CA 90086-1658
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016-2019
Contact(s): Denise Haynes, 323.224.2550, ext. 532, [email protected] Justin Lee, 323.224.2550, ext. 532, [email protected] Graduation information: August 2018 – 8 graduates (projected)
2014-2017 -- 63 graduates 2012-2015 -- 61 graduates 2009-2012 -- 102 graduates
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
HAZWOPER
CPR/first aid/AED
Asbestos worker
Job site safety
Lead worker
Lead renovation/repair/painting
Mold remediation
Confined space entry
Solar photovoltaic installation
Drone piloting for surveying and sampling Additional life skills and student services provided:
Job readiness/life skills (soft skills) training
Barrier removal
Transition assistance (job placement)
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OAKLAND Organization: Cypress Mandela Training Center, Inc.
977 66th Avenue Oakland, CA 94621 www.cypressmandela.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Art Shanks, 510.208.7355, [email protected] Graduation Information: May 2017 - 18 Graduates
October 2017 - 16 Graduates
March 2018 - 17 Graduates
July 2019 - TBD Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Completion Pre-apprenticeship/Green Construction Certification
16-hour Confined Space
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour
32-hour Asbestos Training
16-hour Wastewater Awareness Training
16-hour Infectious Disease
First Aid/CPR Additional life skills and student services provided:
Comprehensive, daily life skills training that covers:
Nutrition
Time management
Sexual harassment
Financial literacy and training
Parenting & teaching techniques
Work décor
Chemical dependency
Toxic relationships
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PITTSBURG Organization: Pittsburg Power Company
Future Build Program 65 Civic Avenue Pittsburg, CA 94565 www.ci.pittsburg.ca.us
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2018
Contact(s): Merl Craft, 925.382.7074, [email protected]
Gerry Dunbar, 831.566.3514, [email protected] Graduation Information: (dates & number of grads)
May 2018 & November 2018 – 40 grads
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA
Sixteen-week training program (full-time) that results in the following certificates and a completion certificate from the Home Builder’s Institute
Photovoltaic 1
All Terrain Forklift
OSHA 10-hour
HAZWOPER 40-hour
Emergency Response
Refinery Safety Orientation
Traffic Control
Confined Spaces
TWIC
CPR/First Aid Additional life skills and
student services provided: Scaffolding
HBI Construction Technology
Financial Planning
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RICHMOND Organization: City of Richmond
330 25th Street Richmond, CA 94804 www.richmondworks.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Fred Lucero, 510.621.1562, [email protected] Graduation information March, July, November 2017—70 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
Confined Space
10-hour OSHA
Forklift/Warehouse Training
Traffic Control
First Aid/CPR
RSO (BATC Card)
Emergency Response
Asbestos/Lead
Solar One Training (optional) Additional life skills and student services provided:
Nine-week pre-apprentice certification. This certification allows student direct entry into the following trades: carpenter, laborer, dry waller, and iron worker.
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SAN FRANCISCO Organization: Hunters Point Family
1800 Oakdale Avenue San Francisco, CA 94124 www.hunterspointfamily.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Melody Daniel, 415.822.8894, [email protected] Phillip Bounds, 415.822.8894, [email protected] Graduation information: May 2018—10 graduates
October 2017—15 graduates April 2017—12 graduates
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
HazMat
Confined Space
Mold Awareness
Asbestos Abatement
Lead Worker
CPR Additional life skills and student services provided:
Case Management
Barrier Removal Services
Employment Placement
Employment Retention
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CONNECTICUT BRIDGEPORT Organization: The WorkPlace
350 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06604 www.workplace.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Nicole Solomon, 203.610.8566, [email protected] Graduation information: 2017—59 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Asbestos Initial
Lead Initial
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 30-hour
Deconstruction
Lead RRP
Mold Awareness
Radon Awareness
DOT
UST/AST
Confined Space
Forklift Safety Additional life skills and student services provided:
Oral Communication
Fostering Teamwork
Attention to Detail
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WATERBURY Organization: Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board
249 Thomaston Avenue Waterbury, CT 06702 www.nrwib.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Joe Diorio, 203.574.6971 ext.434, [email protected] Graduation information: February 2018 -- 9 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 30-hour Construction
Lead Renovator Initial (LRRP) in accordance to 40 CFR Part 745.225
Introduction to Above/Underground Storage Tanks
Deconstruction
Confined Space Entry
32-hour Lead Abatement Initial Worker Training and state of Connecticut Licensing
32-hour Asbestos Worker Initial Training and State of Connecticut Licensing
Respiratory Health Certification to work Additional life skills and student services provided:
Sufficient training and health certification to be employed in the environmental remediation and construction industries. Resumes are provided along with job placement services. With asbestos and lead state licensing and HAZWOPER certification, entry level work is often available and leads to long-term employment.
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DELAWARE WILMINGTON Organization: West End Neighborhood House
710 N. Lincoln Street Wilmington, DE 19805 www.westendnh.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact(s): Julie Bieber, 302.658.4171, [email protected] Marlo Edwards, 302.658.4171, [email protected] Graduation information: December 2016—7 graduates
May 2017—24 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry
OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER
Forklift Operation
Asbestos
Lead RRP
Wastewater Operator
Base Level Water Operator
Soil Sampling Additional life skills and student services provided:
Customer Service Training
Personal and Professional Development
Employability Skills
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FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE Organization: Florida State College at Jacksonville
601 West State Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 www.fscj.edu
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Janet Jefferson-Hastings, 904.632.3083, [email protected] Alex Cardona, 904.998.8339, [email protected] Dwayne Barnett, 704.529.6707, [email protected] Brad Tompa, 904.900.6479, [email protected] Jennifer Peterson, 904.632.3291, [email protected]
Graduation information: May 2017—7 graduates
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Environmental Sampling and Analysis
OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry
First Aid/CPR/AED
OSHA 30-hour General Industry
OSHA 10-hour Maritime Longshore Safety
OSHA 10-hour Marine Terminal Operations
Confined Space Entry Safety
Lead Renovator/Lead RRP
OSHA Oil Spill Worker
FEMA Incident Command System
Florida Stormwater Runoff and Sediment
Underground Storage Tanks—Class A, B, and C Operators
24-hour EPA Hazmat Technician
40-hour HAZWOPER
16-hour Disaster Site Worker
Additional life skills and student services provided:
OSHA Safety
EPA Hazardous Material Handling
FEMA Emergency Response
Awareness Course of Common Dangers such as: o Asbestos
o Integrated Pest Management o Fire Extinguisher Use o Lockout/Tagout
o Mold o Industrial Hygiene o Fall Protection
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TAMPA Organization: Corporation to Develop Communities of Tampa, Inc.
1907 East Hillsborough Avenue Tampa, FL 33610 www.cdcoftampa.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): David Jones, 813.231.4362, ext. 3020, [email protected] Ellen Stoffer, 813.231.4362, ext. 3800, [email protected] Graduation information: 2015–2016—57 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
OSHA 10-hour Construction
Forklift Certification
40-hour HAZWOPER Additional life skills and student services provided:
Introduction to Construction Math
Introduction to Construction Tools
Introduction to Blueprints
LEED Training
Soft Skills
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ILLINOIS CHICAGO Organization: OAI, Inc. (Headquarters)
180 North Wabash, Suite 750 Chicago, IL 60601 www.oaiinc.org www.greencorpschicago.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Mollie Dowling, 312.528.3555, [email protected] Cleophus Lee, 312.528.3552, [email protected] Montgomery Proffit, 312.528.3551, [email protected] Graduation information: December 2017—TBA graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
10-hour OSHA Construction Industry
First Aid/CPR
Defensive Driving
Horticulture/Landscaping Worker
Pesticide Applicator
Chicago Wilderness Burn
Intro to Wildland Fires
Career Guidance
Environmental Justice
Environmental Health and Safety
Horticulture/Landscaping
Green Infrastructure
Ecological Restoration and Natural Resources Additional life skills and student services provided:
Life skills training includes: Conflict Resolution, Interpersonal Communication, Anger Management, etc.
Students of Greencorps Chicago receive case management services to help them navigate successfully through the training program.
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LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS Organization: Limitless Vistas, Inc.
1215 Prytania Street, Suite 103 New Orleans, LA 70130 www.limitlessvistas.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Sherry Callaway, 504.529.4301, [email protected] Graduation Information: June 2018 – 15
September 2018 - 16 Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Brownfields Phase I and II Site Assessments Introduction
Introduction to Stormwater
Field Technician Basics
Hazardous Waste Management and Shipping
FEMA Incident Command System (Optional)
40-Hour HAZWOPER
Soil and Groundwater Sampling
Solid Waste Management and Remediation
Transportation Worker Identification Credential
UST Awareness – Class C Operators License
Wastewater Introduction
Wetland Ecology Additional life skills and student services provided:
Resume Writing
Interviewing Skills
Job Placement
Referrals to Other Social Service Providers
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MARYLAND BALTIMORE Organization: Civic Works, Inc.
6260 Frankford Avenue Baltimore, MD 21206 www.civicworks.com
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Eli Allen, 410.929.6135, [email protected]
Wellington Ashe, 410.929.6136, [email protected] Elizabeth Harlow, 410.929.6127, [email protected]
Graduation information: June 27, 2018 -- 20 graduates
February 2019 - 18 graduates May 2019 - 18 graduates February 2020 - 18 graduates May 2020 - 18 graduates
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
EPA AHERA Supervisor
Maryland Lead Abatement Worker
Confined Space Entry
Bloodborne Pathogens
Fall Protection
40-hour HAZWOPER
Basic First Aid and Adult CPR
Environmental Site Assessment Additional life skills and student services provided:
Personal and Professional Development
Employability Skills
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MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE Organization: Merrimack Valley Workforce Investment Board
255 Essex Street Lawrence, MA 01841 www.mvwib.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
FY2018
Contact(s): Matthias Bohler, 978.835.1493, [email protected] Graduation information: Four (4) six (6) week cycles each totaling 204 hours. Initial plans are to run the
first cycle mid-May, 2018, and the second during mid-Summer, 2018. The third will take place Feb. 11th – Mar. 22nd, 2019, and the fourth Apr. 8th – May 17th, 2019.
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
All (Graduate a minimum of 28 of the 32 program recruits.)
Asbestos Removal Worker
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour General Industry
Confined Space (incorporated Fall Protection in Spanish language training cohort)
Erosion and Sedimentation from Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissioners (MACC)
Stormwater Management
MA Hoisting License 2 A (to drive crawler, wheeled backhoes, front-end loaders)
Environmental Remediation Track Deleader worker
Asbestos Supervisor Wastewater Track: New England Water Environment Association (NEWEA) Water
Collections Operator Operations and Maintenance Certificate Additional life skills and student services provided:
Job seeking
Interviewing
Resume workshop
Soft skills
Resiliency
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MICHIGAN DETROIT Organization: City of Detroit
2 Woodward Avenue, Suite 401 Detroit, MI 48226 www.detroitmi.gov
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Anita Harrington, 313.628.2459, [email protected] Paul Max, 313.471.5115, [email protected] Reginald Williams, 313.481.9101, [email protected] Graduation information: April 2017—12 graduates (no further graduates, grant not renewed) Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
Asbestos Abatement Supervisor
CPR
Job Readiness Training
Lead Abatement Worker/Supervisor
EPA Lead RRP
OSHA 30-hour Additional life skills and student services provided:
Resume making/Updating
Job Retention
Interviewing Skills
On-the-Job Training
Paid Apprenticeship
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MISSISSIPPI GULFPORT Organization: CLIMB Community Development Corporation
1316 30th Avenue Gulfport, MS 39501 www.climbcdc.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact: Stephanie Mathes, 228.864.6677, [email protected] Graduation information: Gradation is every June – the last Wednesday of June
June 2016 – 25 EPA graduates – 73 total June 2017 – 25 EPA graduates – 69 total
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
Invasive Species Removal
CERT
NIMS Additional life skills and student services provided:
GED and High School Diploma tracks
Work skill national certifications in construction, culinary, environmental and conservation
Customer service excellence and the American Hotel and Lodging START curriculums
Employability curriculum
Behavior modification
Restoration justice
Basic life skill studies
Participants are also offered placement support and opportunities in
Adopt A Trainee programs, placement during and after program. We offer
the AmeriCorps programs and the education award that comes with
completion of term of service.
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MISSOURI ST. JOSEPH Organization: Mo-Kan Regional Council
224 North 7th Street St. Joseph, MO 64501 www.mo-kan.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact: Gary Miller, 816.233.3144, [email protected] Graduation information: (no further graduates, program has terminated) Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Track 1, Lead and Asbestos Abatement
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour
First aid/CPR
Kansas–Lead Abatement Worker Certification
Missouri–Lead Abatement Worker
Mold Remediation Initial Certification
Missouri State Certificate for Asbestos Related Occupations
Track 2, Water/Wastewater Operations
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour
First Aid/CPR
Wastewater Operations and Maintenance
Wastewater Systems
Wastewater Certification Curriculum Additional life skills and student services provided:
N/A
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ST. LOUIS Organization: St. Louis Community College
3221 McKelvey Road Bridgeton, MO 63044 www.stlcc.edu
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Rene Dulle, 314.539.5296, [email protected] Graduation information: May 2017—11 graduates
February 2018 – 10 graduates April 2018 – 10 graduates May 2018 – 10 anticipated graduates
Three more classes to be held in 2019. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
First Aid/CPR
Introduction to Environmental Technology
OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry
OSHA 7205 Health Hazards Awareness
Bloodborne Pathogens
Radiation Worker I
Lead Abatement Worker
Mold Remediation
Lead RRP
Asbestos Abatement Worker
40-hour HAZWOPER
Underground Storage Tanks
Environmental Sampling and Monitoring
Innovative/Alternative Treatment Technologies
Stormwater Management
OSHA 7405 Fall Protection
OSHA 7410 Excavation and Trenching
OSHA 7300 Permit Required Confined Spaces
Ecosystem Restoration Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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SPRINGFIELD Organization: City of Springfield
Missouri Career Center 2900 E. Sunshine Street Springfield, MO 65804 www.springfieldmo.gov/careercenter
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Isaac Weber, 417.841.3361, [email protected] Graduation information: 4/3/17 -- 23 graduates
4/16/18 -- 31 graduates (projected)
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40 hour OSHA HAZWOPER
OSHA 10
Environmental Sampling/Monitoring
Trenching/Excavation
Confined Space
Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP)
Lead Abatement
Asbestos Worker/Handler
Stormwater Management
Forklift Driver
First Aid/CPR
Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL) with Hazmat endorsement Additional life skills and student services provided:
One week of soft skills provided to each client. Soft skills provided include
basic resume assistance
online resumes
interview assistance
conducting mock interviews
how to work a job fair
accessing our career closet for free interview clothing
financial literacy
personality assessment
communication
emotional intelligence
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MONTANA HELENA Organization: Lewis and Clark County
316 North Park Avenue Helena, MT 59623 www.lccountymt.gov
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Mary Lannert, 406.447.8383, [email protected] Graduation information: Anaconda Worker Track: March 2017—9 graduates
Helena Worker Track: March 2017—8 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Worker Track
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry
Lead RRP
Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Certification (Helena)
Mining Safety and Health (Anaconda)
Flagger
First Aid and CPR Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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PABLO Organization: Salish Kootenai College, Inc.
Flathead Indian Reservation PO Box 70 Pablo, MT 59855 https://www.skc.edu/hazmat/
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Stacey Sherwin, 406.275.4931, [email protected] Graduation information: June 2018 – 17 graduates (estimated) Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Certificate of Completion
Hazardous Materials Technician Workforce Certificate
Hazardous Materials Technician Additional life skills and student services provided:
Career services
Academic success courses
Computer literacy training
Financial aid assistance
Success coaching
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NEVADA PAHRUMP Organization: Nye County
2100 E. Walt Williams Drive, Suite 100 Pahrump, NV 89048 www.nyecounty.net
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Tammi Odegard, 775.727.9970, [email protected] Danielle Drevdahl, 775.482.8189, [email protected] Graduation information: July 2017—25 graduates
November/December 2017—25 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour
Asbestos Abatement
Personal Protective Equipment
Heat Stress
CPR/First Aid/AED
Bloodborne Pathogens
Sanitation in the Workplace
Electrical Hazards
Defensive Driving
Workplace Evaluation
Solid Waste Disposal Training
Biohazard Disposal Training
Lead-based Paint Abatement Additional life skills and student services provided:
Customer Service
Basic Computers
Dress for Success
Resume Writing
Case Management
Access to computers with internet, printer, fax, copier, telephone
Access to no-cost clothing closet
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NEW MEXICO SANTA FE Organization: Santa Fe Community College
6401 Richards Avenue Santa Fe, NM 87508 https://www.sfcc.edu/programs/environmental-job-training/
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Janet Kerley, 505.800.8765, [email protected] Graduation information: February 21, 2018, 20 graduates Certificates and technical
curriculum supported by EPA: Forklift Operator
Solid Waste (8 hr)
Hazardous Waste (8 hr)
DOT Hazmat (8 hr)
HAZWOPER General Site Worker (40 hr)
OSHA Construction Standards (30 hr)
Environmental Assessments (16 hr)
Environmental Sampling (24 hr)
Confined Space Entry (8 hr)
Mold Awareness (4 hr)
Asbestos Awareness (4 hr)
First Aid/CPR Additional life skills and
student services provided: Job Interviews Training
Resume Writing
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NEW YORK BROOKLYN Organization: St. Nicholas Alliance Workforce Development
790 Broadway, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11206 www.stnicksalliance.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Larry Rothchild, 718.302.2057, ext. 416, [email protected] Seekqumarie Kellman, 718.302.2057, ext. 412, [email protected]
Graduation information: June 2017—approximately 15 graduates
July 2017—approximately 15 graduates
September 2017—approximately 15 graduates
November 2017—approximately 15 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry
Confined Space
NYS/NYC Asbestos Handler (Initial) Additional life skills and student services provided:
Problem solving, time management, decision making, communication, resume enhancement and interviewing skills. Guest speaker topic(s): housing, education, human rights, financial literacy, and employment opportunities.
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BUFFALO Organization: People United for Sustainable Housing, Inc.
271 Grant Street Buffalo, NY 14213 www.pushbuffalo.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Julia White, 716.884.0356, [email protected]
Mike Brundige, 716 228-5827, [email protected] Graduation information: New grantee. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Contact for information.
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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GLENS FALLS Organization: City of Glens Falls
42 Ridge Street Glens Falls, NY 12801 www.cityofglensfalls.com
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Ed Bartholomew, 518.761.3881, [email protected] Graduation information: Contact for information. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Contact for information.
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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QUEENS Organization: The Fortune Society
29-76 Northern Blvd Queens, NY 11101 www.fortunesociety.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Laura Senkevitch, 718.517.7942, [email protected] Judy DeLaCruz, 212.691.7554, [email protected] Graduation information: May 2017—24 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
EPA Lead RRP OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry Confined Space Disaster Site Worker NYS/NYC Asbestos Handler (Initial) Global HazCom Scaffold User Additional life skills and student services provided:
Environmental Health and Safety
Solid Waste Management, Assessment, and Cleanup Urban Agriculture/Composting Innovative Treatment Technology Underground Storage Tanks Awareness Stormwater Management and Green Infrastructure
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ROCHESTER Organization: City of Rochester
945 Mt. Read Blvd. Bldg. 100 Rochester, NY 14606 www.cityofrochester.gov/rejob/
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Paul McFadden, 585.428.7503, [email protected] Graduation information: May 22, 2017 -- 29 (out of 29) Graduates
March 26, 2018 -- 25 (out of 25) Graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Asbestos Abatement
OSHA
Safety & Confined Space
CPR/First AID/AED
HAZMAT
Remedial Education: Math, Science & Chemistry
Environmental Sampling Additional life skills and student services provided:
Operation Transformation Rochester: One week Life Skills/Social Skills Development Training.
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OKLAHOMA MIDWEST CITY Organization: Rose State College
6420 SE 15th Street Midwest City, OK 73110 www.rose.edu
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact(s): Bill Clark, 405.733.7488, [email protected]
Connie Myrick, 405.733.7488, [email protected] Graduation information: Contact for information. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
Oklahoma D Water & D Wastewater License
Oklahoma C Water and C Wastewater Lab License
8-hour Confined Space
Trenching and Shoring
Lockout/Tagout Awareness
Career Readiness Certificate Additional life skills and student services provided:
Resume writing
Job Searching
Interview Skills
Free HAZWOPER Refresher class
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OREGON
PORTLAND
Organization: Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. 3934 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Suite 101 Portland, OR 97212 www.tradeswomen.net
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Amy James Neel, 503.335.8200, ext. 34, [email protected] Abby Bandurraga, 503.335.8200, ext. 33, [email protected]
Graduation information: December 2017—87 graduates (year total)
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry
40-hour HAZWOPER
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Life Skills/Career Planning
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PENNSYLVANIA ASHLEY Organization: Earth Conservancy
101 South Main Street Ashley, PA 18706 www.earchconservancy.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contacts: Elizabeth Hughes, 570.823.3445, [email protected]
Graduation information: April 14, 2018; 22 graduates (anticipated) Certificates & technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Introduction to Brownfields (8 hours)
HAZWOPER 40 (40 hours)
OSHA 10 (10 hours)
AutoCAD, Level 1 (32 hours)
Surveying Field Assistant (40 hours)
Basic Land Surveying (37 hours)
First Aid Certification (8 hours)
Geographic Information Systems (30 hours) Additional life skills and student services provided:
Résumé writing assistance.
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CARLISLE Organization: Cumberland County Redevelopment Authority
114 N. Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 www.cchra.com https://employmentskillscenter.org/programs/environmental-technician-training/
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contacts: Kate Molinaro, 717.249.0789, ext. 130, [email protected] Graduation information: April 2017 — 7 graduates
April 2018 — tentative Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) certification
Confined Space Entrant/Attendant & Supervisor Lead Based Paint Inspector certification Asbestos Inspector certification OSHA 30 for Construction Forklift certification
Additional life skills and student services provided:
One week of soft skills (computer basics, dress code, workplace behavior) training provided, as well as resume building and mock interviews with students.
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MCKEESPORT Organization: Auberle
1101 Hartman Street McKeesport, PA 15132 www.auberle.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contacts: Abby Wolensky, 412.673.5856, ext. 1317, [email protected] Graduation information: February 2017 -- 16 graduates
November 2017 -- 9 graduates March 2018 -- 6 graduates September 2018 -- 10 graduates (projected)
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
HAZWOPER OSHA 40
Confined Space Entry
Asbestos Awareness
First Aid/CPR Additional life skills and student services provided:
OSHA 10 Certification
Work Experience in 4 Youth-Run Companies (Lawn Care/Landscaping, Maintenance, Construction and Catering)
Therapeutic Challenge Course (High Ropes Course)
Over 33 additional supportive services including: Drivers Training, Mental Health Therapy, Drug and Alcohol Services, Transportation, Food Pantry, Housing, Financial Management Classes, Work Uniforms, Pre-Employment Clearances, Mentorship and Training stipends
Digital Work Ethic Badge
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PHILADELPHIA Organization: Energy Coordinating Agency
106 W. Clearfield Street Philadelphia, PA 19133 www.ecasavesevergy.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contacts: Walt Yakabosky, 215.609.1063, [email protected] Graduation information: January 17, 2018 -- 21 Graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
OSHA 10-hour
EPA Lead RRP
Mold Remediation
Asbestos Worker (Initial)
Stormwater Management Additional life skills and student services provided:
Job Readiness
Soft Skills
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PUERTO RICO PONCE Organization: PathStone Corporation
Avenida Jose A. Cedeño, #529 Arecibo, PR 00614-0301 www.pathstone.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Angela Iocolano, 585.340.3701, [email protected] Mileidy Soto Torres, 787.894.7474, [email protected] Graduation information: December 2018—25 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour Hazwoper Forklift Driver Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with HazMat Asbestos Remediation Worker Asbestos Remediation Inspector Lead Remediation Worker OSHA 10
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Assessment – Staff work with each student to identify their skills, interests, strengths, education goals and needs, potential employment barriers and future plans. Students complete the ARCI test, a psychometrically validated career assessment which identifies vocational interests to facilitate career pathway planning.
Individual Employment Plan – Staff work with each student to develop an individual employment plan based on their assessment. The Plan establishes the student’s future goals and defines steps to accomplish them, including a budget.
Resume Preparation – Staff assist all participants in the preparation of their resumes and in submissions for job opportunities. Students also use our computer laboratory for online job searches with staff assistance.
Interview Coaching – Participants received personalized tips and support to prepare for job interviews. Staff assist in coordinating job interviews and with transportation as needed.
Job Search – Students learn how to look for job opportunities in Puerto Rico and off the Island. Staff provides labor market and other relevant information.
Employer Integration – Staff schedule employers to visit students during training to offer employment orientations and
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conduct interviews. Job Fairs are held at PathStone sites for our participants.
Job Development – Staff identifies employers’ needs to structure training and offer stackable credentials, and negotiates with employers to insure graduates are hired.
Supportive Services – Need-based services to support training and employment success include transportation, fuel assistance, medical exams required for employment, licensing fees, and job materials or equipment.
Education Services – Remediation and High School Diploma instruction are offered through Northern Research and Training Institute to insure employment success.
Follow-Up – Coaching, placement and retention services continue for one year. After job placement, monthly follow ups assure that graduates retain employment.
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RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE Organization: Groundwork Rhode Island
1005 Main Street #1223 Pawtucket, RI 02860 www.groundworkri.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2018
Contact(s): Amelia Rose, 401.305.7174, [email protected]
Graduation information: May 2017—10 graduates
August 2017—7 graduates October 2017—4 graduates November 2017—12 graduates
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry
40-hour HAZWOPER
Confined Space Entry Awareness
First Aid/CPR/AED
8-hour Lead RRP
40-hour Asbestos Supervisor Initial
Wastewater Treatment Basics
Indoor Air Quality Basics
Vapor Intrusion Basics
Green Roofs Basics
Weatherization Basics Additional life skills and student services provided:
Resume-writing
Interview practice
Public speaking practice
"Becoming a small contractor" how-to's
"Building your personal network" workshops
Networking opportunities
Environmental field trips
Hands-on projects
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TENNEESSEE MEMPHIS Organization: Memphis Bioworks Foundation
20 S. Dudley, Suite 900 Memphis, TN 38103 www.memphisbioworks.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Dana Dorsey, 901.866.1651, [email protected] Graduation information: December 2016—12 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
First Aid/CPR/AED/Bloodborne Pathogens
DOT Hazardous Materials Transportation
40-hour HAZWOPER
Asbestos Worker Initial
Lead Renovator/Repair/Paint (RRP)
Mold Remediation
Environmental Health and Remediation Safety
Solid Waste Regulation/Recycling
Underground Storage Tank (UST) Regulations
Green Remediation
Energy Conservation
Lead, Mold, and Asbestos Awareness
Wastewater Treatment
First Aid/CPR/AED/Bloodborne Pathogens
US DOT Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT)
HAZWOPER Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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TEXAS FORT WORTH
Organization: Tarrant County College District, Northwest Campus 4801 Marine Creek Parkway Fort Worth, TX 76179 http://www.tccd.edu/academics/cie/workforce-training/career-technical-programs/wastewater-operator/ http://www.tccd.edu/academics/cie/workforce-training/career-technical-programs/water-operatordistribution/ http://www.tccd.edu/academics/cie/workforce-training/career-technical-programs/water-operator-ground/
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact(s): Sonya Brown, 817.515.7713, [email protected]
Marisa Galaviz, 817.515.7329, [email protected] Aline Williamson, 817.515.7136, [email protected]
Graduation information: 2016 (6 graduates)
October = 3 November = 1 December = 2
2017 (14 graduates)
January = 2
May = 3
July = 1
August = 2
2017 cont.
September = 1
October = 1
December = 4
2018 (2 graduates) January = 2 June = 6 pending completion of internship hrs.
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Wastewater Operator
Water Operator—Distribution
Water Operator—Ground
Water Safety Technician (new!) Additional life skills and student services provided:
BUAX-1830 Skills Employers Want (8-hours) | Continuing Education
AARP, Back to Work 50+, NE Campus
Career Services Department, NW Campus
Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County, NW Campus
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WASHINGTON TACOMA Organization: City of Tacoma
Community and Economic Development Department 747 Market Street, Room 900 Tacoma, WA 98402 www.cityoftacoma.org/LEAP
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2016
Contact(s): Keith Armstrong, 253.594.7933, [email protected] Clifford Armstrong III, 253.591.5826, [email protected] Amy Bell, 253.573.6815, [email protected] Michelle Barre, 263.589.5583, [email protected] Graduation information: May 2017—35 graduates Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
OSHA/WISHA 10 Safety
Chemical Safety and Awareness
40-hour HAZWOPER
Flagger
Remediation Technician
Forklift
Confined Space Entry
Asbestos
Underground/Leaking Storage Tanks Additional life skills and student services provided:
CPR/First Aid/Heart Saver Contact for information.
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WEST VIRGINIA WAYNE Organization: Coalfield Development Corporation
PO Box 1133 Wayne, WV 25570 www.coalfield-development.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact(s): Marilyn Wrenn, 304.437.2741, [email protected]
Graduation information: June 22, 2016 -- 13
April 20, 2018 -- 17 (anticipated) Others have graduated outside of the graduation events tied to specific dates.
Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
HAZWOPER
HAZCOM
Asbestos abatement
Lead RRP
Mold remediation
Clandestine Drug Lab cleanup Additional life skills and student services provided:
2.5 - 3 year direct hire by Coalfield development with 33 hours /week paid on-the-job training, 6 hours/week stipend and support to pursue an associate's degree and 3 hours/week stipend for structured personal development.
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WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE Organization: City of Milwaukee
200 E. Wells Milwaukee, WI 53202 www.city.milwaukee.gov
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2014
Contact(s): Joanna Bohdziewicz-Borowiec, 414.286.5583, [email protected] Graduation information: Contact for information. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
40-hour HAZWOPER
Lead Abatement
Asbestos Abatement
OSHA 10-hour
CDL Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.
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MILWAUKEE Organization: Great Lakes Community Conservation Corps
531 N. Water Street #200 Milwaukee, WI 53204 www.greatlakesccc.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2017
Contact(s): Chris Litzau, 262.880.4811, [email protected] Graduation information: Contact for information. Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Contact for information
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information
MILWAUKEE Organization: Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board
2338 North 27th Street Milwaukee, WI 52310 www.milwaukeewib.org
Most recent year to receive EPA funding:
2015
Contact(s): Brian Foley, 414.270.1700, [email protected] Robert Cherry, 414.270.1721, [email protected] Graduation information: Contact for information Certificates and technical curriculum supported by EPA:
Contact for information
Additional life skills and student services provided:
Contact for information.