Operations Director Cheryl Sears reported the following:
1) Workforce division has been moved into the Library basement so all employees and supervisors are together.
2) Paramedics have moved into Portable Village, Room 140 to make way for the new Sign Shop
3) Admissions/Records and Business Services: a new front counter is in; glass will be delivered withing the next 2 weeks; June 3 is the final installation so Admissions/Records employees and supervisors will move to the Informational Technology Center (ITC).
4) Wayfinders: a purchase order is in to District for equipment for signage and banners
5) Library breakroom is completed on the second floor of the Library
6) Davies Hall: an Adjunct Faculty workspace is almost completed on the fourth floor
7) A south well behind the small gym has been decommissioned and the well will be removed
8) Wellness Center: coming along
9) Gym: a final layout is approved; the gym will be closed on May 22, 2019
10) Annex: will be the future home of the food pantry; ready for a walk through with Facilities Management (FM), and the Division of State Architects (DSA) may need to approve as well.
11) STEM yard- the steel beams are up
12) Twin Rivers: we are moving out
13) Natomas Outreach Center: remodeling admissions counter
14) Counseling: adding new counselor
15) Lots of furniture to reappropriate

Operations Director Cheryl Sears reported that the QR Codes are in progress and may be completed by the end of Fall 2019.

Captain Chris Day reported that all fire drills scheduled are completed; next on will be in Fall 2019. Staffing is still a challenge. Quad areas have groups participating in freedom of speech. A camera project with over 400 security cameras district-wide is underway; ARC has 2 temporary cameras in G Lot as oversight for bicycles on campus to avoid thefts. Earth Day is April 24, 2019, and ARC will be participating with leadership from Printing Services Supervisor Don Reid. Graduation requires Campus Police to plan to cover 4 campuses. Captain Day spoke at an all-day classified professional development conference in April on safety, and has given safety talks at TABIS, a brain trauma class for disabled students at EOP &S, Facilities Management, and Fine & Applied Arts. The Rave Guardian app can now be downloaded.

IT Supervisor Jeff Bucher could not attend; no report was given.

Operations Co-Chair Olga Prizhbilov reported that a new Professional Development Team will be starting up in the Fall 2019 under the Institutional Effectiveness Council.

Parrish Geary reported that there have been discussions on what the baseline services of the Wellness Center will look like. Services will be available to our outreach centers one day a week.