The road could provide residents with a reliable way to get to Juneau and back in one day, a journey that is currently only accessible by boat or airplane.
Students will train on heavy equipment, including diesel engines, hydraulic systems, powertrains, electrical and electronic systems and hybrid and electric vehicles.
The estimated $980 million project focuses on addressing the county’s aging rail infrastructure in preparation for new intercity passenger rail service and multi-use trails.
The Charge! Grants support projects to integrate EV chargers where people live, work and travel, focusing on locations with low charging station density.