A bill to require training for State and regional employees of the Department of Agriculture on the rural housing and development programs of the Department.

Bill 118 s 1989, also known as the "Rural Housing and Development Training Act," is a piece of legislation that aims to improve the effectiveness of State and regional employees within the Department of Agriculture by requiring them to undergo training on the rural housing and development programs offered by the Department.

The bill mandates that all State and regional employees of the Department of Agriculture must participate in training sessions that focus on the various rural housing and development programs available to individuals and communities in rural areas. This training is designed to ensure that employees have a comprehensive understanding of the programs and are able to effectively communicate the benefits and eligibility requirements to those seeking assistance.

By requiring training for State and regional employees, the bill seeks to enhance the delivery of rural housing and development programs, ultimately benefiting individuals and communities in need of support. Additionally, the training is intended to increase awareness and utilization of these programs, ultimately leading to improved outcomes for rural areas across the country. Overall, Bill 118 s 1989 aims to strengthen the Department of Agriculture's ability to support rural housing and development initiatives by ensuring that employees are well-equipped to assist individuals and communities in accessing the resources and assistance they need.