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Coconino Community College seeks voter approval for $100 million bond for new buildings, allied‑health and housing
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Coconino Community College presented a $100 million bond proposal Tuesday that would rebuild the Fourth Street (East Flagstaff) campus, add an allied‑health building at Lone Tree, expand lab space in Williams and create subsidized student housing in Page, officials said.
Coconino Community College officials urged the Coconino County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to support a proposed $100 million bond measure on the Nov. 4 ballot that would fund construction at the college’s main campuses and expand career programs officials said are in high demand.
Eric Heiser, president and CEO of the college, said the request would be a single‑issue countywide bond (except for one jurisdiction with an additional item on its ballot) seeking authorization to issue up to $100 million for capital construction, the college’s first such bond in more than 25 years. “This will be our first capital construction project in over 25 years,” Heiser told the…
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