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Converse is launching a teen summer camp to get local kids interested in police and fire careers. It’s a creative move to fix the city's staffing shortage before it becomes a bigger problem.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
It’s a low-cost investment now that could save the city a fortune in expensive recruitment ads and overtime pay later.
Local teens get a cool, hands-on experience, and the city gets a potential future workforce.
No groups negatively affected
Local NewsCamp provides teens a hands-on look at police and fire workCONVERSE, Texas – Converse is providing teens with an inside look at first-responder careers as departments nationwide struggle to recruit...
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Converse first responder summer camp aims to boost local recruitment amid application decline KSAT