Agustin Cervantes

The board meeting agenda included various personnel approvals, including a Supplemental Employee Retirement Plan. Educational services items covered curriculum changes, a health center agreement, and study abroad approval for faculty. Business services included approvals for warrant registers, surplus property disposal, and agreements with V2X Professional Services and the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority. Facilities planning addressed appointments to the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee, grazing lease agreements, professional service contracts for construction management at Las Positas College, demolition and laboratory equipment awards for Chabot College, and project labor agreement amendments. Additionally, the board reviewed administrative procedures and policies, authorized participation in an emergency management organization, and discussed the CCCT Board election submission.

The Board meeting covered several administrative and operational items, including a student presentation on the A2MEND program, personnel actions regarding classified, faculty, and executive staffing, and the implementation of a Supplemental Employee Retirement Plan. Educational services agenda items included curriculum updates for Chabot and Las Positas Colleges and a partnership agreement with Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center. Business and facilities items included approval of warrant registers, authorization for surplus property disposal, an additional grant award for the Puente program, new service agreements for the Automotive program and student mobility initiatives, various construction-related project management and renovation contracts, and an extension to the Project Labor Agreement.

The board meeting addressed a variety of administrative and operational matters. Key topics included a public hearing concerning the proposed acquisition of real property near an airport, approval of classified, faculty, and management personnel appointments, and the ratification of several new hourly wages for student assistants. The Board also reviewed and authorized various educational and business agreements, including an international travel request for the forensics team, curriculum changes for both Chabot and Las Positas Colleges, and several grant agreements to support workforce development and apprenticeship programs. Additionally, the Board reviewed bond program revisions, infrastructure contracts, and new or revised administrative procedures and board policies.

The Board meeting included several agenda items covering personnel, educational services, business operations, and facilities planning. Key actions involved approving personnel changes for classified, faculty, and management roles, as well as various curriculum changes and grant agreements for both Chabot College and Las Positas College. The board addressed financial matters, including the approval of commercial and payroll warrant registers, and awarded contracts for technology upgrades and architectural services for campus construction projects. Additionally, the board adopted resolutions declaring Undocumented Student Success Week and Filipino American History Month, and authorized the lease/leaseback contracting method for a college center project.

The Board of Trustees conducted a regular meeting covering a wide range of administrative, academic, and business matters. Key agenda items included the annual report for Measure A from the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee, the authorization of a 4/10 work schedule for Summer 2026, and the establishment of non-resident tuition rates for the 2026-2027 academic year. The Board reviewed and processed various personnel actions, including employment, promotion, and sabbatical leave applications for faculty and management. Additionally, the Board approved several educational service agreements, including partnerships with the Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center and the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. Business actions included the approval of payroll and commercial warrant registers, disposal of surplus property, and the awarding of various piggyback contracts for facility improvements and technology upgrades at Chabot and Las Positas colleges.