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Tallahassee State College to Build $27 Million Workforce Training Hub in Wakulla County

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 21
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Tallahassee State College unveiled plans for a new $27.3 million workforce training center in Wakulla County. The project will be a two-story building featuring classrooms, specialized laboratories, and a healthcare simulation center. Funding comes from two sources: $17 million in federal funding through the U.S. Economic Development Administration and $10 million from the Triumph Gulf Coast oil spill settlement fund.

From wfsu.org, wctv.tv

Why it matters

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The new facility is designed to expand training programs in high-demand fields, including healthcare, education, environmental science, marine service technology, and construction trades. This expansion aims to meet the growing labor needs of Wakulla County and provide modern pathways for students.

From wfsu.org, wctv.tv

Who's involved

  • Tallahassee State CollegeThe institution leading the construction and training programs.
  • Wakulla CountyThe county that will host the new training center and benefit from the specialized workforce.

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  1. The college is receiving major federal funding to construct a new facility supporting the local workforce.1 source
  2. TSC is building a new facility for workforce training with Wakulla County support.1 source

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