Campus Utility Outage & Closure Schedule

Outage and closure information is posted on the Faculty and Staff Intranet and the Student Intranet.

Statement On Scheduled Utility Outages & Closures

The Central Washington University community has been and will continue to be exposed to various types of on-campus construction projects, both large and small. Unfortunately the majority of these construction projects could cause vehicle and /or pedestrian access closures and/or cause utility services to be interrupted temporarily. The duration of these impacts varies in duration, requiring coordination, scheduling, and notification between Facilities Management personnel and the campus community.

It is Facilities Management's goal to inform the campus community of all scheduled outages & closures in advance with hopes to minimize the potential impacts on departmental programs. If there are any detours due to scheduled street or mall closures, the above schedule will indicate the alternate routes. If there are any scheduled utility outages, the above schedule will indicate the facilities affected.

Facilities Management apologizes for any inconveniences a utility outage or closure causes . We also would like to express gratitude to the Central Washington University campus community for your support, understanding, and patience whenever scheduled outages and closures occur. Please contact Margo Winegar, Facilities Management, at 509-963-1013 or 963-3000, or E-mail, winegarm@cwu.edu, if you have any questions or concerns.

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Definitions of Outages and Closures

Outages:

Utility -

An interruption of electrical, water, steam, gas, and/ or sewer services.

Environmental -

An interruption of HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) services.

Closures:

A closure is defined as the closing or altering of an established access route or the complete or partial closure of a campus facility or parking lot due to construction activity. Access routes are defined as streets, malls, building entrances, elevators, stairs, etc. Closures may require a temporary detour to maintain accessibility to campus facilities, departmental programs, and campus parking lots.

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