5/17 – AALTT Legal Opinion to COD questioning PMPB’s campaign legality
The legal opinion presentation from COD’s attorney claiming Promises Made, Promises Broken broke transparency laws.
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Desert Sun 8 /19 -College of the Desert makes changes but moves forward with ‘Citizens Advisory Group’
College of the Desert will move forward with a modified version of its proposed “Citizens Advisory Group” to inform design elements of its planned Palm Springs campus. The school’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously in favor of a motion to create the advisory group Friday, with changes to its composition and stated purpose. Read full…
College of the Desert Board calls for forensic audit into school’s construction contracts
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UKEN REPORT 8/16 – WHO WILL REPLACE FORMER TRUSTEE FRED JANDT ON CENSURE PANEL?
An effort to censure Area 1 Trustee Rubén Pérez ignited in January and quickly fizzled out when former Trustee Fred Jandt resigned for health reasons. But a few embers remained, and trustees are poised to stir them when trustees meet in regular session Friday. In response to written complaints against Pérez, alleging violations of Code…
KESQ 3/17 – COD estimates Palm Springs campus could be built by at least 2026-27
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