Nevada secures $1.54 million federal grant to expand career apprenticeships through FORGE Nevada initiative
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Nevada secures $1.54 million federal grant to expand career apprenticeships through FORGE Nevada initiative

The Eureka Sentinel
August 24, 2026

Summary

Nevada has secured a $1.54 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to enhance registered apprenticeship opportunities through the new FORGE Nevada initiative. This funding will support the development of career pathways in high-demand industries, expanding access beyond traditional trades.

The FORGE Nevada initiative aims to create a skilled workforce that meets the growing needs of Nevada’s economy by bringing together government, workforce development partners, and industry stakeholders. This collaborative approach is essential for fostering effective apprenticeship programs that benefit both apprentices and employers.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This grant represents a significant investment in registered apprenticeship programs, which are crucial for developing a skilled workforce. By expanding opportunities in high-demand sectors, programs like FORGE Nevada help align training with industry needs, ultimately benefiting both job seekers and employers.

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