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Five Year Capital Outlay Plan
FUSION (Facilities Utilization, Space Inventory Options Net) is a database of over 90 million square feet of California Community College facilities that tracks the condition assessments and develops cost modeling for maintenance projects, enabling colleges to plan budgets and help facilitate the passing of much-needed state bond measures.
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Gasoline Credit Cards
In order to efficiently provide fuel for District motor vehicles, gasoline credit cards are provided to certain departments that maintain motor vehicles.
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Grants and Resource Development Procedures
NOCCCD's grant and resource development process from pre-award application development through post-award management.
Group Health Insurance Program (CalPERS)
The Group Health Insurance Program (CalPERS) provides eligible Adjunct Faculty the opportunity to receive full health insurance benefits equal to what is provided to full-time faculty at NOCCCD.
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High Per Diem Localities
Some localities are categorized as High Per Diem or Low Per Diem. Reimbursement rates in these areas may differ from the standard rates.
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How to Read Your Paycheck Stub
These are step-by-step instructions on reading your paycheck stub if you are an employee of NOCCCD.
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Immigration-Related Requests
Please review the District's protocol for immigration related requests made by ICE or other law enforcement entities.
Independent Contractor Information
Independent contractors are an important part of District staffing needs. There are key differences and distinctions between contractors and staff relationships with the District.
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Integrated Planning Manual
The purpose of the North Orange County Community College District Integrated Planning Manual is to guide institutional planning District-wide. The processes described in this document identify the ways that constituent groups participate in, and contribute to, District-wide long-term and short-term planning and how the planning processes are linked to one another.
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Legislative Priorities
For 2026, the North Orange County Community College District has identified 12 crucial legislative priorities—five at the state level and seven at the federal level—that are central to advancing the needs of our students, staff, and faculty while ensuring the District’s long-term sustainability.