About Measure C

On May 13, 2026 the Board of Trustees of the Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District voted unanimously to place a $129 million general obligation bond on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. The top five priority projects using Measure C funds include:

  • Infrastructure replacement (HVAC, roofs, utilities) and ADA upgrades of 60-year-old buildings
  • New extension site in Corning focused on hands-on career training
  • New agriculture classroom building at the Shasta College Farm and outbuilding upgrades
  • Expansion of simulation and specialized labs (Emergency Medical Services & Certified Nursing Assistant)
  • Public safety training expansion to keep first responder training and continuing education local

View the complete Measure C Project List by going to the Projects List webpage.

The following question will be posed to voters on the November 3, 2026 ballot:

MEASURE C

Measure C ballot wording
 

View the full text of the Bond Resolution by clicking here:  [Link to Measure C Board Resolution]

Measure C is structured to NOT increase tax rates. Property owners in the Shasta College district will pay for Measure C by replacing the payments from the old 2002 Measure A bond that is set to expire with new payments for the 2026 Measure C bond. So, by extending the term of the old bonds, the tax rate paid by taxpayers for Shasta College bonds will not increase. The average cost will be $7.80 annually per $100,000 of assessed (not market) value of properties. This is about $2.45 per month for the average house in the district.