Young Ukrainians Brave Snowy Roads in the USA: Battling Winter on 'Tanks' Beyond Russian Reach! скачать в хорошем качестве

Young Ukrainians Brave Snowy Roads in the USA: Battling Winter on 'Tanks' Beyond Russian Reach!

In 2023 and 2024, around 800 Ukrainian refugees have found refuge in Alaska. As the state extends a warm welcome to these newcomers, officials are reviving programs to facilitate their integration and employment. Facing scrutiny over their response to heavy snowfall in Anchorage the previous winter, transportation authorities addressed concerns and outlined plans for improvement. Commissioner Ryan Anderson highlighted staffing challenges, revealing a 19% vacancy rate for equipment operators and a 29% vacancy rate for mechanics in Anchorage. Recognizing the opportunity, construction and snow removal jobs were swiftly offered to Ukrainian refugees, with Alaska covering education costs, a gesture approved by the Governor. This initiative provides vital support for refugees to rebuild their lives, pursue careers matching their skills, and adapt to life in Alaska. During winter 2024, the first group of Ukrainian drivers operated snow plows like CAT graders, aiding in the extensive snow removal efforts across Anchorage's streets.