Thanks to the support of Compton Community College District voters, facilities bonds
are at work on campus to ensure improved facilities and educational opportunities
for students well into the future.
While Compton College facilities have been carefully maintained, many are aging and
in urgent need of replacement and renovations to ensure a quality higher education
experience for our community. These updates will enable the District to continue Compton
College’s role as a valuable community resource that increases access to an affordable
college education for all area residents and prepares students for university transfer
or entry to a successful career.
Area voters approved Measure CC in 2024, which will provide $200 million for improved
facilities. Plans include upgrading and replacing the outdated buildings and classrooms
on the nearly 70-year-old Compton College campus, while building upon the significant
progress made in the past two decades since voters approved our 2002 and 2014 facilities
bonds.
Projects include:
Voters showed their support for the Compton Community College District and El Camino
College Compton Center by logging an impressive 78.3% yes votes on Measure C in 2014.
Nearly 20,209 voters approved the $100 million bond measure that will allow for upgraded
classrooms, labs, infrastructure, and instructional equipment, while making much-needed
health and safety repairs and energy efficiency improvements.
Projects include:
In November 2002, Compton Community College District voters approved Measure CC with
76% voting yes. This $100 million facilities bond measure will support infrastructure
and facilities improvements across campus. The first issuance of $41 million in general
obligation bonds took place in 2003. Three building projects were already in process
when Measure C was approved: the Stadium Seismic Renovation Project, the Learning
Resource Center and the Child Development Center. These three projects each secured
substantial funding from the State Capital Outlay Program, with the understanding
that local matching funds would also be utilized for the projects. Measure C provided
the Compton District with the required matching funds.
Projects include: