SBCC Measure P Bond Extension

Welcome to the official Measure P Bond Extension webpage for Santa Barbara City College (SBCC). This page is dedicated to providing transparency and detailed updates for the SBCC district community, students, staff, and faculty as we move forward with the implementation and management of the bond extension. This bond extension of the 2008 Measure V bond is for SBCC infrastructure only and will not go to any SBCC salaries and benefits.

Background and Timeline of Key Events

• June 27, 2024: The SBCC Board of Trustees, with a majority vote of 5-2, passed the motion to place the Measure P Bond Extension on the ballot. This critical decision continued the journey to ensure SBCC’s future infrastructure and program development through dedicated funding. Here is a link to the list of projects from the 6/24/24 SBCC board meeting (and the link to the robust conversation at the 6/27/24 SBCC board meeting)
  
  
• June - November 2024: The SBCC Foundation along with consultants TeamCivx led a robust campaign to inform the community and rally support for the bond. The campaign focused on raising awareness about the benefits of the Measure P Bond Extension, emphasizing improvements to facilities, replacement of buildings, and enhancements that support the educational mission of SBCC.
  
  
• November 5, 2024: The community’s overwhelming support led to the successful passage of the Measure P Bond Extension, which was approved with 64% of the vote. This outcome reflects the trust and confidence the community has in SBCC to utilize these funds effectively.
  
  
• December 18, 2024: SBCC Board of Trustees open applications for Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee. Applications stay open until Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
  
  
• January 16, 2025: SBCC Board of Trustees approve all nine applicants of the Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee. 
  
  
• March 24, 2025: First Quarter Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee meeting.
  
  
• June 3, 2025: Second  Quarter Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee meeting.
  
  
• September 16, 2025: Third Quarter Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee meeting.
  
  
• December 16, 2025: Fourth Quarter Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee meeting. 

Measure P CBOC meetings will be held at SBCC’s West Cliff Campus in the MacDougall Administration Building on the second floor in room A211. Community members will be able to view the quarterly meetings in-person and via YouTube.

Measure P Citizens' Bond Oversight Representatives

Santa Barbara City College (SBCC) Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the individuals selected for the Measure P Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC). Nine applied to be on the CBOC and the SBCC Board of Trustees approved all applicants to serve. The SBCC Board of Trustees approved all nine of the applicants in their January 16, 2025, Board Meeting.  Click here to read their bios.

• Bobbi Abram, Support Organization Representative (SBCC Foundation)
• Celeste Barber, At Large Community Representative
• Marco Bonometti, Associated Student Government Representative (SBCC ASG)
• Lucille Boss, At Large Community Representative
• Aruni Boteju, Business Organization Representative (BMO Bank)
• Katherine Davidson, At Large Community Representative
• Dale Francisco, Taxpayer’s Organization Representative (Santa Barbara County Taxpayer Advocacy Center)
• Steven Fellows, At Large Community Representative
• Karen Hickman, Senior Citizen Group Representative (Meals on Wheels)

A Proven Track Record of Leadership

Superintendent/President Dr. Erika Endrijonas, who joined SBCC on August 1, 2023, brings an extensive history of successfully overseeing bond projects with transparency and community benefit. Dr. Endrijonas has demonstrated her expertise through her tenure at several institutions:

• Oxnard College: Oversaw the completion of a new Library building and played an integral role in planning the new Dental Hygiene building funded by 2002’s Measure S.
  
  
• Los Angeles Valley College: Managed the design, planning, and construction of five buildings, a parking structure, and three athletic fields through Measures A, AA, and J. Additionally, Dr. Endrijonas contributed to the passage of LACCD’s Measure CC in 2016.
  
  
• Pasadena City College (PCC): Worked closely with the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee to complete all projects from PCC’s 2002 Measure P Bond and secured substantial state funding for a key building. Dr. Endrijonas was also pivotal in the success of Measure PCC, a $565 million bond passed with 70.59% community support.

Her experience and commitment to transparency provide assurance that SBCC will manage Measure P with the same integrity and dedication to community-focused outcomes.

Please Stay Informed

This page will continue to be updated with the latest information regarding Measure P, including meeting summaries, reports from the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee, and progress updates. We encourage all members of the SBCC community to visit regularly to stay informed about the progress and developments of this essential initiative.

For additional information, visit Measure P Information and Resources.

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