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Jul 1, 2027·Proposed budget
Arizona Board of Regents FY2028 Proposed Budget
The Arizona Board of Regents submitted a proposed Fiscal Year 2028 state budget request to the Governor on September 1, 2026, a pre-adoption draft requesting state funding for Arizona's three public universities.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Board of Regents Meeting
The meeting agenda centered on the review and approval of the University of Arizona's Annual Capital Plan, which includes significant investments in campus-wide deferred maintenance, technology modernization, research facility upgrades, campus safety and sustainability initiatives, and the enhancement of student life, culture, and learning spaces. The proposal entails a total capital investment of $160,950,000, largely financed through System Revenue Bonds, with requests for waivers regarding prior Capital Improvement Plan approvals. The meeting also addressed numerous litigation matters, policy revisions, employee agreements, and capital improvement plans for other institutions.
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The Board of Regents reviewed and acted upon the Annual Capital Plan for Arizona State University. Key topics included a waiver request for ABOR Policy 7-102 and the approval of multiple capital projects, specifically for building infrastructure enhancements, classroom and academic renovations, research laboratory upgrades, IT infrastructure improvements, Desert Financial Arena renovations, and the Central Plant transformer and switchgear replacements. The board also reviewed debt capacity updates, financial management plans for debt-financed projects, and third-party partnerships.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Arizona Board of Regents Board Of Regents Meeting
The board reviewed the Northern Arizona University Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal years 2028–2031. The meeting focused on key agenda items including the approval of the CIP, which emphasizes campus-wide deferred maintenance and strategic physical infrastructure priorities. Discussions also covered the request for a waiver of committee review policies, the university's debt capacity for financing projects, and the overall alignment of the proposed capital projects with institutional goals for student success and facility reliability.