training of workers engaged in disaster recovery and rebuilding work. 602. Pilot program providing Federal employment opportunities for formerly incarcerated firefighters (a) Establishment (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this section, the Secretaries shall establish and operate a pilot program, in coordination with eligible States, to provide formerly incarcerated firefighters with the opportunity to be hired to occupy Federal wildland firefighting positions. (2) Duration The pilot program established under this section shall terminate on the date that is 6 years after the of enactment of this section. (b) Application An eligible State shall submit an application to the Secretaries to participate in the pilot program. Any such application shall include, at the minimum, the following: (1) A list of the agencies of the eligible State involved in the training and management of the incarcerated firefighter workforce. (2) The total number of the incarcerated firefighter workforce used by such State and a description of roles held by incarcerated firefighters. (3) The number of incarcerated firefighters expected to be released by such State in the year commencing after the date the application is submitted. (4) The number of formerly incarcerated firefighters released by such State that have successfully secured employment in wildland or structural firefighting. (5) An estimate of any costs, including staffing costs, such State would incur as a result of participating in the pilot program. (c) Recruitment (1) In general The pilot program shall provide for the recruitment, in such form and manner as the Secretaries may prescribe, in consultation with the eligible State, of formerly incarcerated firefighters to occupy Federal wildland firefighting positions. The following requirements shall apply to such recruitment efforts: (A) The participation in the recruitment program by incarcerated firefighters to be voluntary. (B) A presentation shall be made to incarcerated firefighters