Campus modernization efforts include construction of new buildings and renovation of existing facilities. These upgrades ensure that students have access to contemporary classrooms, advanced laboratories, and comfortable study spaces that foster conducive learning environments.

We are committed to integrating the latest technology across our campuses. This includes upgrading IT infrastructure, providing cutting-edge equipment for teaching and research, and ensuring that all students have access to the digital tools they need for success.

Environmental responsibility is a core component of our bond projects. From energy-efficient buildings to sustainable landscaping, our initiatives aim to reduce our carbon footprint and promote a greener future for our community.

Enhancing student support services is a top priority. Projects include the creation of dedicated spaces for counseling, tutoring, and other vital resources that help students navigate their academic journeys and achieve their goals.

The $350 million Measure C bond program updates academic facilities and technologies to prepare students for 21st century jobs, transferring to universities, upgrading healthcare, public safety and job-training facilities. New construction will replace aging buildings, classrooms, and facilities. Infrastructure upgrades will help support new instructional technologies and energy conservation by replacing aged lighting, electrical, heating, ventilation, and plumbing systems. Projects include:

Approved by voters in 2018, bond Measure W continues the work to update educational facilities and technology at both campuses. The $698 million bond will allow for the completion of both campuses’ facilities master plans. The funding will be used to build new lab and job training facilities, providing clean, safe, up-to-date learning environments while preparing students for transferring to universities or obtaining gainful employment opportunities. Projects at both campuses include new and renovated performing arts centers, STEM centers, libraries, physical education facilities and modernization of utilities, infrastructure and technologies.

• Program management
• Administration building - WVC - New Construction
• Police building and yard - WVC - New Construction
• Police parking and storage facilities - MC
• MPOE bunker renovation - WVC
• Information systems server and infrastructure upgrades
• HVAC and lighting energy retrofit projects
• Security, Safety and Monitoring - MC & WVC
• Alternative energy projects - solar, electric charging stations and co-gen additions - MC & WVC
• Underground water and sewer line replacement - MC & WVC
• Utility and electrical upgrades for buildings and grounds - MC & WVC
• Fire alarm upgrades - MC & WVC
• Parking lots, roads and sidewalk replacement and resurfacing - MC & WVC
• ADA barrier removal - MC & WVC
• Stormwater master plan and implementation projects - MC & WVC
• Vasona Creek improvements

In 2004, voters approved the $235 million Measure H, kicking off a significant transformation of both our campuses. Thanks to this voter support, we upgraded technology and infrastructure, modernized classrooms, and added flexible learning spaces, resulting in safer, more energy-efficient and inspiring environments.