Due to the possibility of adverse weather Friday, Jan. 28 and Saturday, Jan. 29, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.

Due to the possibility of adverse weather Thursday, Jan. 20 and Friday, Jan. 21, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.

Due to the possibility of adverse weather Sunday, Jan. 16, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.

Due to the possibility of adverse weather Thursday, Feb. 18, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.

Due to the possibility of adverse weather Thursday, Jan. 28, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies.

Due to the weather forecast for Thursday, Feb. 20, Facilities Services is closely monitoring campus conditions and preparing equipment and supplies. In the event of adverse weather, Grounds, Housekeeping, Building and Construction Services crews will coordinate efforts to treat and … Read more

Chapel Hill receives an average of seven inches of snow a year, and while most snow or ice events occur in January, Facilities Services begins to prepare for winter weather in September. That’s when the Grounds Services Snow Team, lead … Read more

Facilities Services crews have pretreated and brined primary campus roads, walkways and building entrances, and University officials will be closely monitoring campus conditions.

Students were urged to go home and employees were urged to take leave. Only mandatory employees—many of them in Facilities Services—were required to report to work. Some even stayed overnight. “Our people answered the call, I can’t say enough about them.”

Facilities Services crews are working across campus to prepare buildings and grounds for possible impacts from Hurricane Florence. Outdoor items are being secured or removed when possible, and more than 4,000 sandbags have been placed outside buildings where there is … Read more