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Clinton Community College reports rising enrollment, adds $50,000 support for correctional facility program
Summary
A Clinton Community College representative told the county legislature that fall enrollment is up and that the college is adding the correctional facility to the PEPP program with about $50,000 in support for transition and programming.
A representative for Clinton Community College reported to the Clinton County Legislature that the college’s fall enrollment is "continuing to be strong," calling it "an upward trend." The representative said the college recently added the county correctional facility to the PEPP program and identified roughly $50,000 in support to facilitate transition and programming for that effort.
The college representative also said the fiscal year 2025 audit has been completed and that the college presented a fiscal year 2026 forecast at its May 19 meeting. The college indicated further meetings are scheduled for June 16 (finance) and a 5:00 p.m. regular session on the same date.
Why it matters: Enrollment trends affect local workforce development and college budgeting; the addition of correctional-facility programming and the allocation of about $50,000 in support could affect local training and transitional-services capacity. The transcript did not provide a detailed budget breakdown or named funding sources for that $50,000, and the representative’s figure is reported as approximately "about $50,000" in the meeting record.
What’s next: The college’s stated next meetings and the county’s committee calendar indicate follow-up on finances and program implementation is scheduled for mid-June. The transcript did not record public comment on this item.
Attribution: Remarks in this item were made by the Clinton Community College representative appearing in the committee reports portion of the meeting.
