Security
Peralta seeks proposals for new security vendors
The district says it will work with up to four new firms to deliver “community-based” safety and security services, in line with its new Holistic Safety and Wellness Plan.
Peralta community members now have access to new safety and security app
New security app will help address safety concerns from students
Interview and security updates with Peralta’s Interim Executive Director of Public Safety Abdul Pridgen
Prigden speaks with The Citizen about his experience as a long-time police officer and a new proposal to form a Peralta-led police force through a “hybrid model”.
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Gilkerson quells Pell grant fears during federal freeze: “This executive order does NOT impact your financial aid”
A White House memo mandating a freeze on all federal grants left students nationwide concerned about their financial aid.
New hybrid safety model proposed for Peralta Community College District
Peralta safety director suggests employing ‘sworn and non-sworn’ personnel
Breaking: PCCD appoints former San Leandro police chief to Interim Executive Director of Public Safety
Abdul Pridgen will lead the district’s community-based safety program
VC of General Services retires
New security survey, search for PCCD General Counsel, and more announced today
Sunshine Week 2024: Spotlighting public records
A multi-year investigation into public records related to campus security, public funds, and more
PCCD public safety director Tim Thomas pleads no contest, receives six months probation for battery charge
PRA update: Thomas ‘did not apply/request to work remotely’ on day of DUI/concealed carry charge, district says
PCCD Trustees to vote on $6 million Marina contract
$63.7 million amendment to BCC’s Milvia Street Expansion also on agenda
The district will test its emergency communication systems with a mock earthquake incident on Thursday morning.
The Citizen breaks down what is currently known about the district’s transformation plan, including the creation of dedicated "taskforces" and a glimpse into the proposed timeline for the “unification" of Merritt and Laney.
The event aims to bring community members of all ages together, while fundraising for the Peralta Colleges Foundation.
Faculty concerns, as well as horticulture hopes, broached during public comment
