Long range planning will allow the College to serve a growing county population well into the middle of this new century. There are some concerns that arise because of continued growth and improvement. There are many capital improvement and construction problems occurring simultaneously. These new facilities raise concern that maintenance and custodial standards will be difficult to maintain for new and existing sites, due to potential staffing and funding issues. Construction has further exacerbated parking problems during peak enrollment times.
Information technology is still in a state of transition because of new systems and equipment.
This transition time has caused accessibility to be not everywhere uniform and some old vs. new systems conflicts. Current sites must continue to be provided with adequate maintenance and custodial services while future expansion and new sites receive the same quality care. After the current cycle of construction is complete, there should be a review of parking areas and some consideration given to alternate resources. There must be continuous review, revision and re-evaluation of the College's information management, needs and systems, both administrative and instructional. Finally, the College should continue to provide the capital resources necessary to meet changing educational requirements and student needs.