Rural Idaho seeks apprentices for maintaining sewer, water systems

By: Steve Stuebner Idaho Department of Labor May 6, 2019 Comments Off

Safe, plentiful and affordable drinking water, environmentally sound wastewater treatment, and the people who maintain the systems – are some of Idaho’s most precious resources and something many people take for granted. “We are encouraging our 120 members to plan for the future,” explained Kelsie Cole, apprenticeship coordinator for the Idaho Rural Water Association. “More than half the ...

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Rural Idaho seeks apprentices for maintaining sewer, water systems

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