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1966
- The citizens of Pima County approved, by a large margin, the formation of Pima College
1967
- The citizens of Pima County elected the first Board of Governors for the College
- The voters approved a $5.9 million bond issue for the College
- The College chose 500 acres on the West side of Tucson for the first College campus
1969
- Construction on the first campus began on what is now the West Campus
- The College issues its first credits to 28 Native American students who qualified to work as Head Start teachers and aides on the reservation
- The College’s first classes met at the Tucson Medical Center, Villa Maria, and in Marana
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