physical facilities
Entry into parking lots M-19, M-36 to be temporarily reduced to one lane
In order to perform underground electrical duct work, the entrances of parking lots M-19 and M-36 will be intermittently reduced to one lane beginning at 7 a.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, March 3). The project is expected to take up to seven business days to complete.
Read More »Update on Fulton Hall
Electricians continue to work on power restoration of Fulton Hall. Some power is on, but please do not enter the building until power is completely restored. The building is expected to reopen at the start of the day on Thursday, Feb. 25, or Friday, Feb. 26.
Read More »Update on Fulton Hall
Electricity is expected to be restored in Fulton Hall by 7 a.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, Feb. 24). An update will be provided at approximately 4:30 p.m. today.
Read More »Fulton Hall temporarily closed
Fulton Hall will be closed today (Monday, Feb. 22) due to flooding in the basement and loss of power.
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Plowing through winter
Following two days of campus being closed due to weather conditions, Missouri S&T reopened yesterday (Feb. 17). Above, groundskeeper Mark Puzach plows a sidewalk outside Centennial Hall.
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Draft designs shared at master plan forums
The Missouri S&T community and local community members learned about plans for the future of the physical campus, including buildings, facilities and grounds during open forums on Sept. 18. If you missed the forums, you can watch a recording here.
Read More »Physical facilities work order system working
The Missouri S&T facilities services work order system, Maximo, is now working following an outage this weekend. Users may once again open new service requests and view existing work orders.
Read More »Survey on campus master plan coming up Dec. 2
Share your opinions about improving the 2020 master plan for the physical campus in an upcoming survey. Watch your email for a message from Cuba Plain, interim vice chancellor for finance and operations, with a link to the survey on Monday, Dec. 2.
Read More »No water at Bureau of Mines buildings
Due to a system leak, water supply will be unavailable today (Monday, July 8) in Buildings 1, 2 and 3 of the Bureau of Mines. Physical facilities hopes to have water restored by the end of the day to the buildings. For more information, contact Jerry Planitz, manager of operations in facilities services, at 573-578-0399.
Read More »Policy updates posted online
Two policies were recently updated and are available online. They are memorandum I-10: Policy Development and III-50: Use of Facilities and Grounds.
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