Construction Projects

Weed Campus Construction Projects

The potholing investigation work will begin June 17 in parking lot D. They will then begin the excavation process through the parking lot.

Method of Procedure - Pothole for Sewer

Posted: June 10, 2026

Welcome to the College of the Siskiyous construction projects hub — your central resource for updates on campus enhancements designed to elevate learning, living, and community engagement. From new student housing to the modernization of our existing theater and performance spaces, each project reflects the college's commitment to creating inspiring, functional environments for students, staff, and visitors. Explore how these developments are shaping the future of the COS campus and supporting a vibrant, thriving educational experience.

New Student Housing Project

The new 36,000-square-foot housing unit will include 83 rooms (6 Single Capacity, 77 Double Capacity), along with one ARD apartment, three community kitchens, laundry facilities, study and game rooms, and shared community spaces designed to foster a supportive and engaging environment for students. The project is 100% state-funded, with a total investment of approximately $30 million. In compliance with state law, the housing will be classified as affordable, ensuring access for students in need.

Student Housing Project Pre-Qualification Application and Associated Documents

Student Housing Addendum

Student Housing Prequalification Advertisement

Student Housing Prequalification Application

Student Housing Plans

Student Housing Specifications

Miscellanous Documents

Student Housing Board Presentation

Theater Arts and Mc Cloud Hall Reconstruction Project

The College of the Siskiyous is moving forward with essential upgrades to McCloud Hall and the Theater Arts building, with both projects carefully designed to stay within the available budget. McCloud Hall upgrades will include updating the Ceramics Classroom and Exterior Ceramics Lab — such as equipment, HVAC, floor drains, and enclosure enhancements — as well as ADA restroom upgrades, locker improvements, and new interior and exterior paint. The Theater Arts building will be modernized, extending the building's lifespan by roughly 25 years through seismic strengthening, fire-life safety, and accessibility improvements, hazardous materials abatement, and a full roof replacement. Aside from required seismic and HVAC upgrades, the auditorium will remain unchanged to avoid triggering cost-prohibitive modifications. Together, these improvements will enhance safety, functionality, and learning environments across both facilities.