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Funding from the city of Pflugerville's community development block grant will be used to provide tuition-free job training opportunities through Workforce Solutions. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

City of Pflugerville funds workforce training for residents

In partnership with Workforce Solutions Capital Area, the city of Pflugerville is providing funding to support tuition-free job training through the end of the year for up to 20 eligible residents.

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