HCC Educational Engagement Upgrade Information
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The proposed 2012 bond program from HCCS outlines facility upgrade and construction plans totaling $425 million across its 11 college campuses. The largest allocations include $120 million for a new healthcare education building at Coleman College, $40 million for workforce and early college buildings at North Forest College, and $53 million for a new campus at Westside College. The upgrades are intended to meet growing educational demands, enhance safety and technology, and help develop the local workforce.
HCC Educational Engagement Upgrade Information
- 1. Proposed Facilities Upgrade 2012 Bond Program hccs.edu College 2012 CIP PROPOSED STRUCTURE/FACILITY 2012 BOND ALLOCATION PURPOSE Central Campus $23.5 million Meet Educational Demand, Safety, Security, • Building Renovations; Parking Garage Technology Upgrades Central South Campus $24.5 million Meet Educational Demand & Workforce Needs Estimated Cost • Workforce Building Coleman New Healthcare Education & Early College Building $120 million Meet Educational & Healthcare Workforce Demand Northline Campus $ 20 million Meet Educational Demand; Enhance Safety • Instructional, Parking & Multi-use Space and Security North Forest $ 40 million Meet Educational Demand, Community Workforce Northeast • North Forest Area Workforce & Early College Buildings Needs, and Fulfill Annexation Commitment New Northeast Campus $ 13 million Cost and Operational Efficiency • Pinemont Facility Replacement Alief Campus $ 10 million Meet Community and Educational Demand, • Alief Campus Improvements Technology Upgrades Northwest Westside Campus $ 53 million Meet Educational and Workforce Demand • New Campus Southeast Campus $ 26.5 million Meet Educational Demand, Safety, Security • Site Acquisition & Improvements Southeast Felix Fraga $ 16 million Meet Educational Demand, Safety, • Facility Improvements & Site Acquisition Technology Upgrades West Loop Campus $ 18 million Meet Educational Demand, Safety, Security, • Facility Upgrade Technology Upgrades Brays Oaks $ 12 million Meet Educational Demand & Community Needs Southwest • New Campus & Building Stafford Campus $ 27 million Meet Educational & Workforce Demands • New Workforce Building Missouri City Campus $ 21.5 million Meet Educational & Workforce Demands • Entrepreneurship Training Center & New Facility Total $ 425 million