Capital Improvement Program, 2005-2009

Nursing and Allied Health Complex at San Antonio College Receives Design Award

Alamo Colleges' Capital Improvement Program's SMWBE Participation a Huge Success

Express News Article on CIP Diversity

Ribbon Cutting at PAC END of CIP Celebration

Presentations at the END of CIP Celebration

Media Presentation shown at the END of CIP Celebration

Entertainment at the END of CIP Celebration

In November 2005 Bexar County citizens approved a $450 million bond package to construct new Alamo College facilities and renovate existing buildings in order to accommodate student growth.  Nearly four years later, 24 new buildings totaling approximately 1.3 million square feet, plus countless renovations, are the results of the bond issue.
The money funded improvements at the district's four colleges, build a new northeast college and implemented information technology improvements. At that time, Alamo's enrollment had grown 41 percent from 38,000 credit students in fall 1998 to 52,000 in Spring 2005. In September 2009 enrollment surpassed 60,000 credit students.
The bond issue was overseen by a Citizens Bond Oversight Committee established to ensure that planned bond expenditures were approved and carried out in accordance with Board recommendations.
A 2009 snapshot shows construction completed on time and under budget. Renovation projects that were part of the CIP bond issue are ongoing.


NEW CIP CONSTRUCTION


Northeast Lakeview College

Dr. Eric Reno, President
Pat Terrell, CIP Liaison

Academic I
Science Building
Learning Resource Center
Career Technology Building
Physical Plant
Student Commons
Performing Arts
Fine Arts
Wellness Center

TOTAL $133.2 million

Northwest Vista College

Dr. Jackie Claunch, President
Zak Cernoch, CIP Liaison

Live Oak Academic Center
Redbud Learning Center
Palmetto Fine Arts Center
Juniper Hall Academic Center
Cypress Campus Center

TOTAL $113 million

Palo Alto College

Dr. Ana Guzman, President
Chris Delgado, Sabarina Carey, CIP Liaison

Performing Arts Center   
Veterinary Technology Center
Science and Workforce Center

TOTAL $ 58.6 million

St Philip's College

Dr. Adena Loston, President
Dr. Ben Craft, CIP Liaison

Learning Resource Center
Welcome Center
Health Professions Center
Southwest Campus Diesel Technology Center

TOTAL $ 69.1 million

San Antonio College

Dr. Robert Zeigler, President
David Mrizek, CIP Liaison

Nursing and Allied Health Complex
Parking Garage
Academic Instruction Center
First Responders Academy
Utilities
Physical Plant
Landscaping

TOTAL $ 84.2 million

Information Technology

Dr. Thomas Cleary

Wireless Internet Access
Electronic Learning
Voice over Internet Protocol Telephone System
Online Catalog
E-mail Upgrade 

TOTAL $18 million