Staffing shortages are being felt in every office across the country. Many companies have come up with new and creative ways to get people in the door.
The Wilson County Emergency Management Agency is one of them.
“We’re basically starting over again, with a new curriculum. A lot of our administration a lot of our in house instructors have worked very diligently to set this up. And we’re looking very forward to seeing how this goes,” said Colton Young a firefighter and EMT for Wilson County and also the vice president for the Wilson County Firefighters Association.
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