Board of Trustees of the Community College District of the County of Macomb Information Session
The board discussed faculty union contract negotiations, potential delays regarding non-bargaining unit contracts, and the expiration of NBU agreements. Updates were provided on enrollment, personnel changes, and institutional grants. The session included a review of the 2026-2027 initial general fund budget, focusing on revenue projections for the Expo Center and institutional investment interest. Additionally, the board held a closed session to address collective bargaining, personnel matters, and statutory exemptions.
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Board of Trustees of the Community College District of the County of Macomb Information Session
The board reviewed several key items, including enrollment data showing growth in both credit hours and headcount. Discussions addressed the state budget, specifically compliance with administrative cost caps, the impact of the Governor's proposed budget on operational funding and tuition restraint, and strategies regarding Workforce Pell initiatives. The board received updates on personnel changes, ongoing Perkins Grant-funded purchases, and policy actions regarding the awarding of degrees. Additionally, the meeting covered emergency remediation efforts for flood damage in the South Campus E building, extensive K-12 and dual enrollment outreach successes, upcoming cultural center exhibits, and new federal trademark filings. The meeting concluded with a presentation on tuition and fees for the upcoming academic year and a closed session regarding collective bargaining.
Nov 19, 2025·Board meeting
Board of Trustees of the Community College District of the County of Macomb Minutes of Information Session
The meeting addressed several key areas, including a review of agenda items and materials related to student mental health and wellness programs, the planned use of a John Deere tractor and loader, and a college-wide space needs assessment. Updates were provided on enrollment, personnel changes, and various administrative items such as a change order for architectural and engineering services and resolutions for property tax levy and water system upgrades. The board also discussed policy actions, athletics achievements, community engagement events, and the presidential search profile, including the timeline and salary range for the next president. A presentation on the proposed Radiologic Technology Program was also given.
