LCCC operates summer and fall crews for young adults, ages 18 - 30. Crews are typically made up of 1 crew leader, 1 assistant crew leader, 6 to 8 crew members. These crews often camp near their project site Monday -Thursday, working 10 hour days. LCCC crews enhance and restore public lands and open spaces through projects such as trail building and maintenance, habitat restoration, fire mitigation, invasive species removal and more.
Use your time off from school to get what you really want. We're connecting young job seekers to employers, leadership opportunities and more to help them secure meaningful employment.
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Make the most of your summer. Every spring, creative programs are launched to prepare young action-takers for their next step in employment. Summer program participants gain exposure to interesting careers, entrepreneurship & winning summer job hunt practices.
Find your path. Education & employment are everything, but not everyone is equal when it comes to how & when these are achieved.
The Larimer County CareerRise team supports a variety of customized services for those, ages 16-24, who are facing financial and/or other obstacles.
Paired with a Career Specialist, you will design a career plan to support services that could include:
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We are here to help. Please email lcewd-workforceconnections@larimer.org or call (970) 498-6600 for assistance.
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The Larimer County Conservation Corps (LCCC) promotes individual development through service for the benefit of our environment and community. LCCC is housed within and administered by the Larimer County Economic and Workforce Development.
