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Moreno Valley Expands Workforce Development Programs for Local Residents

By Stella Pierce, Community Writer
April 15, 2026 at 01:53pm. Views: 52

The City of Moreno Valley is expanding its workforce development initiatives, offering new training programs aimed at helping residents gain in-demand skills and secure higher-paying jobs.

Through partnerships with local colleges and career centers, the city is providing training in logistics, healthcare, and technology—industries that continue to grow throughout the Inland Empire.

City officials say the program is designed to support both job seekers and local employers by strengthening the regional workforce pipeline.

 

Residents can access resume assistance, job placement services, and certification programs through the city’s employment resource centers.

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