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Bond Measures

Measure Q

On Aug. 6, 2024, the State Center Community College District (SCCCD) Board of Trustees approved a resolution ordering the election of a general obligation bond measure to assist in expanding facilities at each of its campuses and centers, serving a student population in four counties. This measure is a key piece to SCCCD’s deliberative process to align its mission, vision, and facilities plan into VISION 2035, a comprehensive strategy for investing in state-of-the-art facilities across the District that are responsive to the demands of students and the Valley’s workforce development needs.

Measure Q Website

Oversight Committee

Under the provisions of California Proposition 39, the Measure E and Measure C Oversight Committee is charged with informing the public concerning the District’s expenditure of bond proceeds, reviewing bond expenditures, and providing an annual report to the State Center Community College Board of Trustees.

Oversight Committee Website

Measure C

In June 2016 Valley voters approved Measure C, State Center Community College District’s capital improvement bond. We know that the Valley, and its residents, are important to you. We will keep you up-to-date through this website. With Measure C and higher education, State Center Community College District is putting the Valley to Work!

Measure C Website

Measure E

In November 2002 Valley voters approved Measure E, State Center Community College District’s capital improvement bond. We know that the Valley, and its residents, are important to you. We will keep you up to date through this website. With Measure E and higher education, State Center Community College District is putting the Valley to Work!

Measure E Website

SCCCD Purchasing

MEASURE C BIDDING OPPORTUNITIES

Are you interested in bidding opportunities with the District? If you sell a commodity or service, you may find a market in the State Center Community College District (SCCCD). The Purchasing Department contracts for the procurement of more than $35 million in goods, services and construction each year. Visit the SCCCD Purchasing page for more information.

SCCCD Purchasing