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Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Hudson County Community College Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees addressed several fiscal, administrative, and capital recommendations. Key actions included approving additional architectural services for the Mixed-Use Academic Building, awarding a contract for construction management services, and authorizing the purchase of furniture and security infrastructure for the Center for Student Success. The Board also approved the renewal of multiple service agreements, including software licenses, accounting services for the College Foundation, and printing equipment leases. Furthermore, the Board reviewed various personnel actions, such as staff separations, appointments, and modifications to the staffing table, and formally rejected a proposal regarding the Shipyard Workforce Development Training Program.
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Hudson County Community College Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board discussed various institutional reports including those from the Student Government Association and the President. Financial and capital recommendations were addressed, specifically the approval of the 2027 Operating Budget, funding for the Facilities Master Plan in Journal Square, and lease agreements for athletics facilities. The Board approved several personnel actions, such as retirements, resignations, appointments of staff and faculty, and faculty promotions. Additionally, the Board authorized government affairs consulting services, the renewal of cloud-based education software, and amendments to previous contracts regarding food services and equipment repair. Academic affairs topics included the recognition of the college month, international education agreements, and academic calendar scheduling.
