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Queen Anne’s County launches $48M skilled-trades facility to boost local workforce

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What happened

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The Queen Anne’s County Chamber of Commerce hosted a Contractor Summit on September 24 to foster networking among local tradespeople, business owners, and suppliers. The event highlighted Chesapeake College’s nearly complete design phase for a new $48 million skilled-trades facility. This new building will feature advanced manufacturing, welding, metal fabrication, and construction trades.

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Why it matters

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The facility, which is 75% state-funded with the remainder provided by supporting counties, is designed to prepare people for technical and professional trades. This initiative reflects the Chamber of Commerce’s commitment to strengthening the local workforce and supporting economic growth in Queen Anne’s County.

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Who's involved

  • Tracy WilsonRepresented the Queen Anne’s County Chamber of Commerce at the Contractor Summit

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Tracy WilsonSpeculative

    The local construction and trades industry might see increased demand for skilled labor as the facility prepares the workforce.

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