Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee

The SDCCD Citizens’ Oversight Committee (CBOC) is an advisory body to the District on matters related to the Measure HH construction bond program implementation as required by California’s Proposition 39, which mandates that citizen advisory panels be established to assure accountability for the use of public funds.

CBOC Meeting Minutes and Materials

The Committee’s three main duties are to:

• Inform the public on the District’s expenditures of bond proceeds.
• Review expenditures to assure that proceeds are being spent for projects approved and outlined within the proposition(s).
• Produce and present an annual report to summarize the Committee’s proceedings and activities within the prior year.

Members are appointed to the CBOC by the Board of Trustees for the District, and represent many diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise, including business, public finance and construction management.

Membership involves the following:

• A two-year term. Members in good standing are eligible for a second or third two-year term. Members may not serve more than three consecutive terms.
• Attendance at four meetings per year on a schedule determined by the collective committee; meetings generally run between 60-90 minutes.
• Participation in subcommittees when warranted by program activities. Committees may include Communication, and Construction and Finance.
• Participation in periodic campus facilities tours to view construction projects in progress.

To contact a member of the Citizens' Oversight Committee, please email our CBOC coordinator.

Prop. 39 - Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee Requirements

Currently, there are no member vacancies.

Citizens interested in being considered for future vacancies may apply using this form.