The Vision 2030 Bond is a proposed $325 million investment for Odessa College, appearing on the May 2025 ballot. It includes funding for workforce training, classroom expansion, arts and performance spaces, and health, wellness, and athletic facilities.

If approved, the bond would allocate $60.1 million for a Workforce Training Facility to support skill development in various industries.

The proposed facility would focus on fields such as welding, automation, technology, healthcare, and safety training.

The bond is designed to expand training opportunities that could help supply skilled workers for local industries.

If passed, it would provide upgraded labs and hands-on training spaces for students pursuing certifications in technical fields.

The proposed improvements aim to support workforce development and attract businesses that rely on a skilled labor pool.

The proposal includes expanded classroom space, which could allow more high school students to earn college credit.

If approved, the bond could provide businesses with access to a workforce trained in high-demand skills.

The proposal includes industry-specific training and modern classrooms designed to reflect current workforce demands.

Odessa College collaborates with industry partners to align training programs with workforce demands, and that effort would likely continue.

No, the proposal also includes funding for arts, wellness, athletics, and infrastructure improvements.

Tuition is set separately from bond funding, but expanded resources could impact educational opportunities in the region.

The proposal includes funding for advanced simulation labs, modern equipment, and digital learning tools.

If the bond is approved, construction would begin in phases, with new facilities opening over several years.