LB 1140 would include $500,000 for a 2026–27 training pilot to prepare young adults in a metropolitan-class city for construction jobs.
LB 1140 would include $500,000 in state funds for a multi-trade training pilot for young adults in a metropolitan-class city. It would prepare them for construction apprenticeships and entry-level jobs.
The text states that two state agencies should work together to focus on jobs for people with disabilities and maximize federal matching funds.
LB 1140 would include $500,000 in state funds for a multi-trade pre-apprenticeship pilot. The pilot would serve young adults in a city of the metropolitan class and prepare them for registered apprenticeships and entry-level construction jobs. The text lists the funding for fiscal year 2026–27. The funding is listed for fiscal year 2026–27.
The text states that the Legislature intends two state agencies to work together on employment for people with disabilities. The agencies are the State Department of Education’s Division of Rehabilitation Services and the Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Developmental Disabilities. The stated intent includes maximizing federal matching funds while following the named federal rules.
No hearings or votes scheduled.