The University has withdrawn its application for a modification of its Title V air quality permit. This decision will allow the University to further assess all options with a new comprehensive energy analysis.
To ensure Grounds Services crews are ready for winter weather, teams participate in an annual “Snow Roadeo,” a hands-on training event where staff can practice essential techniques for snow clearing and adverse weather response.
Due to the possibility of adverse weather Wednesday, Feb. 19 through Thursday, Feb. 20, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.
Facilities Services will be monitoring campus conditions and building environmental systems, and crews are prepared to respond to emergencies as needed.
Due to the possibility of adverse weather Friday, Jan. 10 and Saturday, Jan. 11, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.
A portion of the south lane on Ridge Road will be closed Jan. 8 – 14. Two-way traffic will be maintained through automated signals.
Several Facilities Operations units will move into a new Business Operations unit, and Energy Services will move from Campus Enterprises to Facilities Services.
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality is holding a public hearing on Jan. 16, 2025, to receive comments on the University’s application for modification of its current Title V air quality permit.
The University will implement a Winter Holiday Energy Saving Initiative Dec. 25 through Jan. 1 to reduce energy consumption in unoccupied buildings.
Electric Distribution Systems leads nighttime tours twice a year to help identify areas of campus where lighting needs improvement.
