Measure G is a $920 million bond measure placed on the June 2, 2026 ballot by the Contra Costa Community College District Governing Board. The funds will support critical facility projects outlined in the district's Facilities Plans, addressing aging infrastructure across all three colleges — Contra Costa College, Diablo Valley College Pleasant Hill and San Ramon campuses,, and Los Medanos College and the Brentwood Center. The bond measure requires approval by 55% of voters in the County. If approved, the funds will be managed with the same transparency and local oversight as past bond measures. All spending will be monitored by an independent Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee and verified through regular independent financial audits. No funds can be used for administrator salaries or operating expenses — every dollar goes directly to improving campus facilities.

To address these needs, the Governing Board identified critical projects through the district's Facilities Plans, which included a facilities condition assessment,  safety requirements, accessibility needs, and instructional priorities across all campuses. Measure G provides a responsible, locally controlled solution to fund these projects and protect access to affordable, high-quality education for the nearly 50,000 students the district serves each year.