City officials are considering a proposal to end the Ready to Work program early. This move is being discussed as a potential solution to close a budget gap.
Further details about the proposal and its potential impact are available from the San Antonio Report.
The San Antonio Report has more information on the proposal to end Ready to Work early and its relation to the city's budget gap.
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