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The Desert Sun 3/20 – College of the Desert welcomes public input on Palm Springs campus
College of the Desert will host a series of four public meeting through June to welcome input on design plans for the planned Palm Springs campus. The first meeting is at 9:30 a.m. this Wednesday. The meetings are scheduled to take place in the multi-purpose room at the Donald and Peggy Cravens Student Services Center…
Desert Sun 7/21 – COD Palm Springs and Roadrunner Motors campuses years away from opening
The Desert Sun announced both the College of the Desert Palm Springs campus and the Roadrunner Motors automotive education facility in Cathedral City are years away from opening, according to a five-year capital outlay plan delivered at Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting. Read more
JOEL KINNAMON SWORN-IN AS COD BOARD OF TRUSTEE FOR AREA 4
PALM DESERT — Joel Kinnamon isn’t waiting on formalities to get a jump on his new role as the representative for Area 4 on the College of the Desert Board of Trustees. With the Riverside County Registrar of Voters having completed its certification of the 2022 General Election results, Kinnamon was sworn-in by incoming Board…
KESQ 4/22 – Roadrunners will be built at the originally purchased site
During a board meeting on Friday at College of the Desert, trustees voted yes to building the automotive facility at its original location in Cathedral City. The decision came after a reconsideration announcement and renewed debates between the community and college about the location of the facility. Three sites were up for consideration by the…
Palm Springs mayor: COD’s latest plan for campus is baffling. It’s far smaller than promised
Excerpt: It appears that the leadership of COD does not intend to deliver what was originally promised. The planned project concept has been scrapped in behind-closed-door meetings in favor of a much scaled-down campus. Source: Desert Sun Valley Voice – Full article here
Desert Sun 8/18 – College of the Desert proposes ‘Citizens Advisory Group’ for Palm Springs campus
College of the Desert’s Board of Trustees will vote Friday on whether to establish a “Citizens Advisory Group” to inform design elements of its planned Palm Springs campus. The proposed body would be made up of 7 to 10 members appointed by the Board of Trustees. Members would be drawn from constituencies such as students and business leaders. The panel would,…