Western Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees met to discuss and approve several key initiatives, including a resolution regarding the potential fiscal impact of state Initiative #1 and the offering of a voluntary early retirement benefit for FY2027. The Board accepted a bid for commercial real estate brokerage services, approved the solicitation of requests for proposals for health sciences equipment and contracted IT services, and authorized the sale of surplus vehicles. Additionally, the Board reviewed updates to academic policies regarding academic standing and layoffs, accepted grant agreements, and discussed upcoming facility master planning and HVAC repairs.
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Western Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees Board Meeting Minutes
The Board meeting included a workshop featuring an athletics update and facility tour. Key agenda items included approving several Board policy and procedure updates related to academic affairs and grading. The Board discussed and approved the adoption of 'Western Wyoming College' as the institution's official operating name. Employment contracts for new staff positions were approved, along with authorizations for various facility maintenance projects, including sewer line repairs, atrium glass replacement, classroom renovations, and plumbing maintenance. Additionally, the Board authorized procurement for several educational and IT projects, such as training systems for the Electrical and Instrumentation program, an interim IT leadership contract, a telephone system replacement, and the first phase of equipment procurement for the Nuclear Technology project.
May 14, 2026·Board meeting
Western Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees Minutes
The Board addressed several administrative and operational matters, including the ratification of financial reports and transactions. Key actions included the rejection of bids for AC/DC training equipment, the authorization to solicit proposals for a Facilities Master Plan, and the decision to resolicit bids for the Nuclear Technology Program Laboratory project. The Board also approved multiple faculty and staff employment contracts, authorized the purchase of a passenger bus, and awarded a contract for parking lot reconstruction. Additionally, the Board granted Professor Emeritus status, approved adjustments to department head contract lengths, set housing and meal plan rates for upcoming fiscal years, and conducted first readings on revisions to various policies and administrative procedures regarding academic standards, student services, and facility operations.
