CMCC receives more than $3.2 million to expand health care training
March 27, 2024
AUBURN — Central Maine Community College will receive $3.25 million from the federal government to expand Kirk Hall, which houses its health care programs.
College officials are hoping renovations to the 1991 building will be complete and the space operational within two to three years.
A request for funds was submitted to Sen. Susan Collins’ office a year ago, according to Dean of Students and Vice President Nicholas Hamel. They were told by Collins’ staff over the weekend that the request was approved.
To read the full article, visit: CMCC in Auburn to receive $3.2 million to expand health care training (sunjournal.com)
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