Coconino Community College is placing a $100 million capital construction bond on the November 4, 2025 ballot. This is the first capital bond request by the college in 25 years. The bond will support projects in Flagstaff, Page, and Williams, all aimed at expanding access, updating facilities, and meeting critical workforce needs.

 

Key Projects

  • Complete reconstruction of the Fourth Street Campus

  • New Allied Health Building on the Lone Tree Campus

  • CTE lab space at Williams High School for dual enrollment

  • Student housing and program growth at the Page Campus

  • Potential Boys & Girls Club space and East Side Library partnership at Fourth Street

 

Workforce & Program Impact

Programs supported by the bond focus on H3 jobs—High-wage, High-skill, High-demand. These are the jobs local employers need to fill right now—and will continue to need in the future. The bond helps fund programs that prepare students for those careers. This includes Nursing, Surgical Tech, Radiologic Tech, Respiratory Therapy, EMT, Fire Science, Construction Trades, and the region’s only Law Enforcement Academy.

 

Estimated Average Cost to Homeowners

  • Flagstaff: $6–7 per month
  • Page & Williams: $2–3 per month

 

Election Details

  • Election Date: November 4, 2025

  • Eligible Voters: Coconino County voters registered by October 6, 2025

 

 

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Frequently Asked Questions