RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — A decade-old workforce development program designed to help people transition out of homelessness is on pause after running out of money midway through the fiscal year.
Reno Works, a partnership between the city of Reno and Volunteers of America, has stopped offering new classes after exhausting its $50,000 city allocation. The most recent class graduated in December, and no spring session is scheduled.
City officials say the program is not canceled, but its future depends on upcoming budget decisions as Reno grapples with a $24 million deficit…