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Program helping ex-cons earn CDLs out $15k after trucking school partner shut down in recent crackdown

A nonprofit aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals obtain their CDL is out $15,000 after the trucking school they paid to train their participants was shut down in the recent federal crackdown. Colorado Trucking College based in Denver was shut down as part of the 110 trucking schools shuttered by the federal government.

Program helping ex-cons earn CDLs out $15k after trucking school partner shut down in recent crackdown

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A nonprofit aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals obtain their CDL is out $15,000 after the trucking school they paid to train their participants was shut down in the recent federal crackdown.

Colorado Trucking College based in Denver was shut down as part of the 110 trucking schools shuttered by the federal government.

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A nonprofit aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals obtain their CDL is out $15,000 after the trucking school they paid to train their participants was shut down in the recent federal crackdown. Colorado Trucking College based in Denver was shut down as part of the 110 trucking schools shuttered by the federal government.

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