Grundy County Acquires Former Armory for Workforce Training Center
Grundy County, TN, invests $150,000 and secures $1 million in grants for a workforce training center in a former armory. This initiative aims to enhance local education and attract businesses by developing a skilled workforce.
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Grundy County, Tennessee has allocated $150,000 and secured $1 million in grants to purchase a former Army National Guard building along U.S. Highway 41 for workforce training. The former armory, valued at $1.2 million, will undergo rehabilitation with plans to start classes in about a year.
The 16,000-square-foot facility will be used for Tennessee College of Applied Technology classes, and may include culinary training spaces. A community survey will gather input on additional uses for the facility. This initiative is expected to reduce travel time for local students and improve job training opportunities, potentially attracting new businesses to the area.
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