~ Webster County, Missouri - In the aftermath of severe weather, Webster County is seeking workers to assist in storm debris removal. The county has been awarded a National Emergency Grant from the U.S Department of Labor to aid in clean up and recovery efforts.

According to Katherine Proctor, the contact person for the grant, a total of six individuals are needed for various roles including heavy equipment operators, Class B dump truck drivers, and general laborers. These positions offer on-the-job training and a starting wage of $19.50 per hour.

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The grant specifically targets eligible dislocated workers and aims to provide them with employment opportunities while also aiding in the recovery process. Interested individuals can apply by contacting the Missouri Job Center at 417-887-4343 or visiting their Facebook page.

For media inquiries, Katherine Proctor can be reached at 417-880-6306. This initiative by Webster County highlights their commitment to rebuilding and restoring their community after natural disasters strike.

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