The San Diego Workforce Partnership Wednesday granted multiple municipalities, nonprofits and community colleges a total of $4 million to fund the expansion of emergency medical services and firefighting training programs.

"We are creating the next generation of firefighters and paramedics in partnership with high schools, community colleges and emergency services providers," said Rachel Bereza, president and CEO of the workforce partnership. "By investing in our partners and creating more accessible entry options into EMS and fire service, we're strengthening San Diego's resilience while also opening doors of opportunity for veterans, career switchers and communities historically underrepresented in these critical jobs."

The funding is being split up among the Chula Vista Fire Departmen

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