Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)

Modern educational facilities, equipped with the latest technology, are integral to degree and certificate completion, workforce readiness and job placement for current and future generations of YCCD students.

Thanks to taxpayer support of Measures J and Q, YCCD built two new satellite campuses, expanded another, and added science and computer labs, classrooms, learning centers, and culinary and performance arts facilities. Remaining campus and modernization projects are nearing completion by 2026.

Every year since the first bond issuance, the independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee and independent auditors, responsible for conducting annual fiscal and performance audits, have certified that the District has used taxpayer funds appropriately and efficiently to complete bond projects.

YCCD has consistently demonstrated fiscally responsible management of all taxpayer funding and has actively pursued opportunities to save taxpayers’ money. Since the first bond issuance in 2006, the District has conducted three bond refundings, cumulatively saving local taxpayers more than $100 million.

Facilities Master Plan

About Measures J & Q

Projects

Annual Financial & Performance Audits

Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee

News

Resources – coming soon

By state law, YCCD’s general obligation bond expenditures and finances are reviewed and approved by an independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC). The CBOC is responsible for ensuring your tax dollars are leveraged and used for priority capital projects not employees’ salaries. The CBOC reviews and reports on the annual audits, in addition to other monitoring and reporting activities. The CBOC is comprised of volunteers who serve without compensation and represent specific constituencies, including senior citizens, businesses, taxpayer organizations, support organizations, students, and the community-at-large.

YCCD has consistently earned the highest possible evaluation for efficient and effective use of bond funds by each CBOC since 2006.