There will be work occurring in the Sangamon mechanical penthouse that will require the fan on the south end of the building to be turned off starting Wednesday, Aug. 15 through Friday, Aug. 17. While this work is occurring, there may be times that some areas on the first and second floors on the south end may feel a bit stuffy when the fan is off. This will affect areas in and around S1101 through S1104, S1113, offices S1105 through S1110, classrooms/labs S2209 through S2216 and offices S2222 through S2227.  The fan on the north end of the building will continue to provide conditioned air. If anyone should have a concern that areas are becoming too stuffy, please give Tim Ervin, director of construction and EHS, a call. Your understanding during this time frame is appreciated as work is done to improve the overall quality of the mechanical system.

LLCC Facilities Services will be coordinating testing of the fire alarm systems at all LLCC locations beginning on Wednesday, Aug. 8 and continuing through Tuesday, Aug. 14. While we strive to keep disruptions to a minimum, at times it will be necessary to activate the horns and strobes. Your patience is appreciated as we perform this necessary testing.

LLCC Facilities Services will be coordinating testing of fire sprinkler systems at all locations on Wednesday, Aug. 1 and Thursday, Aug. 2. We always strive to keep disruptions to a minimum, but it will be necessary to occasionally sound the fire alarm horns during parts of the testing. Your patience is appreciated as we perform these vital tests.

LLCC Facilities Services will be coordinating an electrical outage that will affect the north side of the main campus on Friday, June 15. This necessary procedure is part of a test of our backup power system. Your patience is appreciated as we work to improve the reliability of this vital system.

LLCC Facilities Services will be coordinating an electrical outage that will affect the north side of the main campus on Friday, June 15. This necessary procedure is part of a test of our backup power system. Your patience is appreciated as we work to improve the reliability of this vital system.

Beginning Tuesday, June 5 and continuing through Friday, June 15, the west door to the fitness center in Cass Gym will be out of service due to construction activities in the LLCC Athletic offices. The building can still be accessed through the main south doors during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

There continues to be work occurring in the Sangamon and Menard mechanical penthouses that will require fans to be turned off over the course of the next week.  The contractor has been asked to only turn off one fan at a time (there are two in Sangamon and two in Menard). While this work is occurring, there may be times that some areas of both buildings may feel a bit stuffy when the fans are off. If anyone should have a concern that areas are becoming too stuffy, please call Tim Ervin, director of construction and environmental health and safety, immediately at 786-9605. Your understanding during this time frame is appreciated as work is done to improve the overall quality of the mechanical system in both buildings.

LLCC Facilities Services will be conducting a deep cleaning of certain areas during the summer semester, beginning the week of May 20, 2018. While every effort will be made to work around the official academic and event schedules, you may notice that there is carpet still damp from shampooing the night before or limited access to a particular area for a short period of time. Your patience is appreciated as this necessary service is performed.

In continuation of work that began last fall, there will be work occurring in the Sangamon and Menard mechanical penthouses that will require fans to be turned off from May 9-11. All fans will remain on during the week of May 14-18 as to not interfere with final exams. It is likely that work will continue during the week of May 21-24. The contractor has been asked to only turn off one fan at a time (there are two in Sangamon and two in Menard) and that the fans only be turned off in the morning as temperatures will rise in the afternoon. While this work is occurring, there may be times that some areas of both buildings may feel a bit stuffy when the fans are off. If anyone should have a concern that areas are becoming too stuffy, please give me a call Tim Ervin, director of construction and environmental health and safety, immediately. Your understanding during this time frame is appreciated as work is done to improve the overall quality of the mechanical system in both buildings.