Cover image for The Contra Costa Community College District's Board of Trustees closed out 2025 with a leadership handoff, a hard look at whether voters will support a nearly billion-dollar facilities bond next year, and early groundwork on a solar strategy that could save the district $1 million annually — if staff can lock in federal incentives before they expire.

Contra Costa Community College District, CA – Board of Trustees – Dec 17, 2025

Board of TrusteesContra Costa Community College DistrictDecember 17, 2025

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The Contra Costa Community College District's Board of Trustees closed out 2025 with a leadership handoff, a hard look at whether voters will support a nearly billion-dollar facilities bond next year, and early groundwork on a solar strategy that could save the district $1 million annually — if staff can lock in federal incentives before they expire.

  • Diana Honig elevated to Board President in annual officer rotation.

  • Polling shows a potential $920 million bond starting at 56% support — viable but tight.

  • District eyes two-phase solar plan to capture federal incentive credits before July 4, 2026 deadline.

  • Student raises accessibility concerns about theater acoustics and hybrid course barriers.

  • Board approves 2027–2028 academic calendar, LAIF investment resolution, and bond oversight committee appointment.

The Board of Trustees completed its annual reorganization, unanimously adopting a slate that elevates Diana Honig to President, Fernando Sandoval to Vice President, and John Marquez to Secretary for the term running through December 2026.

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