Administrative Services

Administrative Services provides a wide range of operations and support functions. The Office of the Vice President includes budget and fiscal related matters, insurance services, claims against the college, safety and risk management services, facilities and construction issues and campus security services.

Administration Building

Bid Opportunities

Staff Directory

Associated Departments

Campus Security

The Security Office provides on-campus security augmentation, working directly with faculty, staff and students. This office oversees the security staff and serves as liaison with local law enforcement, fire and other emergency services.

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Facilities Department

Facilities includes custodial services, grounds maintenance and warehouse/mailroom services, shipping/receiving and facilities rental for non-MPC events.

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Fiscal Services & Purchasing

Fiscal Services includes Accounts Payable, Accounting, Budget, Staff and Payroll. Purchasing supports the entire campus by issuing purchase orders, obtaining quotes, maintaining vendor contacts, and administering the Office Depot On-Line accounts, the Business Travel Account and the Cal-Card Program. It also administers the campus Capital Asset Inventory.

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Information Technology

The Information Technology Department provides data storage and acquisition services for the college. Additionally, the IT Department provides special project programming, application software development/support, PC hardware support, help desk support, network services support, and telephone system support for the college.

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Administrative Resources

Annual Budget & Financial Reports
Independent Contractor Agreement (Short Form)

Facilities & Technology Master Plan

The Facilities and Technology Master Plan (FTMP) outlines the facilities and technology needed to support the College’s 2020-25 Educational Master Plan across all campus locations. It aligns with the EMP's goals to:

  • Enhance student success, retention, transfer, and completion
  • Address pedagogical and learning needs
  • Recruit and retain diverse, talented faculty and staff
  • Upgrade facilities, technology, and infrastructure
  • Plan and prioritize based on community needs with a focus on sustainability and innovation
  • Ensure a transparent, participatory development process

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View the comprehensive Board of Trustees approved 2020-25 Educational Master Plan.

CARES Act Funding  

Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Reporting. Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund - CFDA No. 84.425F & CFDA No. 84.425L. Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting for CARES Act Sections 18004(a)(1) Institutional Portion and 18004(a)(2) Minority Serving Institutions. View the Monterey Peninsula Community College District CARES Act Reporting Summary.