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Gallatin County provides $2 million in COVID-19 relief funds to Gallatin College MSU workforce programs

November 13, 2021/

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The Gallatin County Commission voted today to provide $2 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to Gallatin College Montana State University, the community’s lead career and technical education provider, to grow the local and regional workforce in high-demand industries.

The funds will be used by Gallatin College MSU to develop or expand workforce programs in the construction trades, welding and fabrication, manufacturing and health care.

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