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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The city invests in employee training, which can lead to improved efficiency and service delivery.
City employees benefit from career advancement opportunities, and the city benefits from a more skilled workforce.
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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.