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The Putnam County government is set to organize its first-ever Career Expo on Feb. 7, from 3-7 p.m. at the Bureau of Emergency Services.

The event aims to connect individuals interested in working for the county with representatives from various county departments.

Representatives from departments such as the Department of Health, Department of Public Works and the sheriff's department, among others, will be available to discuss potential career opportunities. These departments currently have open positions that need to be filled, providing attendees with insight into potential career paths within the county government.

For those interested in exploring career prospects at the Career Expo and learning more about available opportunities, click here.