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Mayor’s Future Ready Academy Now Accepting Applications

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

The City of St. Petersburg has announced that the Mayor's Future Ready Academy is currently accepting applications for its upcoming training cohort. This program is designed to prepare participants for essential roles in local government through a combination of hands-on training and classroom instruction. Cadets enrolled in the academy will earn an hourly wage of $15. 99, in addition to receiving benefits during their training period.

The initiative reflects the city’s commitment to developing a skilled workforce to meet future employment needs within the municipality. The deadline for applications is November 4, creating a sense of urgency for interested candidates. The academy aims to foster local talent and ensure that the city is prepared for ongoing challenges and opportunities. To learn more and access the application form, individuals are encouraged to visit the City of St. Petersburg's website.

This program not only enhances career prospects for participants but also strengthens community engagement in local governance.

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