The college’s FY2027 RAMP package includes a Center for Public Safety project ranked #2, covering a 58,000-square-foot remodel plus a 6,000-square-foot addition with an estimated total cost of $37,527,000. The facility is planned as a consolidated hub for criminal justice, fire science, EMS, cybersecurity, and related public safety programs, with new outdoor training areas and reconfigured space for programs displaced by the reorganization. The justification cites severe recruitment and training challenges facing state, county, and municipal public safety agencies, and positions this facility as a pipeline for career-ready first responders with ongoing professional training.At this stage, the board has approved submitting capital project applications to ICCB, but no architectural, engineering, or construction firms are identified, so planning, design criteria, and training technology specifications are still open for influence.

Includes outdoor training facilities and campus space reconfiguration, suggesting multiple bid packages later (site work, interiors, specialized public safety training equipment).