FEDERAL-AID POLICY GUIDE
December 9, 1991, Transmittal 1
G 3524.1
OPI: HCR-10
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(1) Gaining the broadest scope of community participation in the program. Every effort should be made to contact regional repre sentatives of minority and female organiza tions and contractor association chapters to obtain assistance in promoting the EYOP.
(2) Identifying previous EYOP participants now working for a State, subrecipients, or con tractors, and publicizing their progress as part of the promotional effort.
(3) Making positive incentives available, such as letters of recognition to employers for exceptional levels of productive employment of youths.
(4) Formally recognizing exceptional performance by program participants and using the information to publicize the next year's EYOP effort.
(5) Establishing contact with high school, local college, and university counselors to inform them of job opportunities in highway construction, maintenance and administra tion, and related areas.