North Platte Community College broke ground Wednesday new electrical education building, the first new instructional building on the college’s vocational “north campus” in 30 years.
The 13,000-square-foot building is projected to cost $3.7 million.
Vice President of Administrative Services Mike Steele said the interior will be divided into two parts. The south half will have three large classrooms for instruction. The north half will be a workspace, allowing students to do hands-on work, such as bending conduit and installing electrical equipment.
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