City of Glendale voters approved the $600 million Measure GCC Bond. Nearly 70 percent of Glendale voters passed Measure GCC on November 5 guaranteeing a $600M investment in the college’s future well beyond tomorrow by securing the resources we will need to achieve our institutional goals. Some of the key items the bond will address include:

1. Repairing aged infrastructure (gas and sewer lines, plumbing, and outdated electrical and computer systems)
2. Providing equipment and technology to support critical career pathways (nursing, firefighting, law enforcement, EMTs, robotics, engineering, etc.)
3. Improve access for students and employees with disabilities
4. Improving earthquake and fire safety and removing hazardous materials

Measure G, a $98 million facilities bond measure, was passed on March 5, 2002 to authorize the repair and rehabilitation of deteriorated educational facilities and to add classrooms and instructional support space at the Verdugo Campus of Glendale Community College (GCC) and the Adult Community Training Center (ACTC), renamed the Garfield Campus (Garfield).  

Measure GC, at the election conducted on November 8, 2016, the voters approved the issue of up to $325,000,000 of the Glendale Community College District's general obligation bonds. These funds will enable the District to continue to upgrade educational facilities, add classrooms and instructional support space at the Verdugo campus, Garfield campus and the Professional Development Center (PDC) in Montrose. 

Bond Oversight Committee: State law requires the establishment of an Independent Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee, appointed by the Board of Trustees.