FOR RELEASE: March 8, 2012
EDITORIAL CONTACT: Office
of News and Media Relations, 615-898-2919
MURFREESBORO
— A scheduled
March 15-16 power outage for some campus buildings at MTSU won’t affect classes
— since it’s spring break — but some offices may temporarily close or relocate.
Twenty-five
MTSU buildings, predominantly operations centers on the north and east sides of
campus, will have no electricity during business hours on Friday, March 15. Five
of those buildings won’t have power on Saturday, March 16.
Utility
crews will be finishing connections on the university’s underground electrical
project during the brief outage. A similar outage involving 28 buildings and
the eight houses on Greek Row was conducted Jan. 2-4 before spring 2013 classes
began.
Those who
plan to visit offices in the affected buildings during spring break should call
or email in advance for schedule information or temporary locations, university
officials said.
MTSU’s spring
break is set March 11-17. No classes will be held, but university offices will
be open regular hours for the week. Classes will resume on Monday, March 18.
Power for
each of the affected buildings will be turned off at 8 a.m. each day and turned
back on at 5 p.m. Buildings included in the March 15 power outage are:
· the Bayer-Travis, Hastings, Haynes-Turner
and Housing Maintenance complexes, along with Maintenance Building F, the
Warehouse and Storage Warehouse;
· the Holmes Building, Holmes Modular
Addition, Holmes Parking Garage job trailer and the Telecommunications
Building;
· the Tennessee Livestock Center,
Sheds A, B and C and the RV Parking Area;
· the Vocational Agriculture and
Horticulture Buildings and the university greenhouse;
· the Printing Services Building;
· Scarlett Commons;
· Kirksey Old Main and the Midgett
Building;
· the Tom Jackson and Voorhies
Engineering Technology buildings;
· the Natatorium, the MTSU Softball
Field and the COGENeration Plant.
Power also
will be off from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 16 at KOM, the Midgett, Voorhies and
Jackson Buildings and the Natatorium.
For more
information about the scheduled power outage, contact MTSU’s Construction
Administration Office at 615-898-2967.
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community devoted to learning, growth and service. We hold these values dear,
and there’s a simple phrase that conveys them:
“I am True Blue.” Learn more at www.mtsu.edu/trueblue. For MTSU news
anytime, visit www.MTSUNews.com.
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