Pima Community College Governing Board Governing Board Meeting Agenda
The meeting included a review of the Fiscal Year 2025 audit results, updates on the shared governance framework, and reports from faculty, staff, and student representatives. Key action items involved the approval of numerous intergovernmental agreements for educational services with various regional partners, the authorization of contracts for IT lifecycle replacements, healthcare assistance services, and software solutions. Additionally, the board considered the appointment of Faculty Emeriti, the 2026-2030 strategic priorities, capital project plans for Fiscal Year 2027, and authorized the publication of the Fiscal Year 2027 proposed budget for future public hearings.
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The board meeting included a presentation from the Arizona Auditor General's office regarding the annual audit results and findings for the Pima County Community College District, which received an unmodified, clean opinion on its financial statements. A single audit finding related to the COVID-19 educational stabilization fund program was discussed, with the District outlining a plan for corrective action. The meeting also featured public comments from faculty members highlighting the accomplishments of the ethnic, gender, transgender studies, and sociology department, as well as a statement from the Vail Early College coordinator regarding proposed changes impacting the East Campus.
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Pcc Governing Board Special Meeting
The board meeting provided an overview of college structure, portfolio areas, and the Centers of Excellence initiative. Key discussions centered on the alignment of academic programs with Southern Arizona's growth sectors, the transition to variable and stackable learning models, and the importance of speed, adaptability, and industry partnerships in higher education. The meeting also highlighted the college's equity agenda, workforce development efforts, and ongoing facility improvements.
