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Facilities and Service Management

Alma College Facilities and Service Management

Welcome to the Facilities and Service Management home page. As our campus continues to grow, we are working to automate many services and place helpful information about the Facilities Department online. On the side navigation, you will notice many of the services provided at the Facilities and Service Management Department. While this is not an exhaustive listing, we hope that it provides quick and helpful information.

Upperclassman Parking Registration

Sophomores and above can now register for parking and submit payment online. Simply go to the Online Payment System, create an Online Payment Account, and then submit the parking registration form with payment information. Parents are also welcome to complete the registration and payment for their child.

Upperclassman Parking Registration and Payment

Submit a Routine Work Order

Contact Information

Emergency Work Orders 7250 or 7162
Keys 7250
Lofts 7162
Lost & Found 7162
Motor Pool Reservations 7162
Parking Permits and Guests Permits 7250
Routine Work Orders (email) workorders@alma.edu
Security 7777
Set-Ups (email) specialservices@alma.edu
Telephone (repair/service) 0 / 7188
Urgent Concerns 7162 or 7250
Voice Mail 0 / 7188

Location and Hours

Our office is located on Wright Avenue on the east side of campus (Facilities Building) and is open Monday through Friday from 7:30AM – noon and 1PM – 5PM.

 

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Brett Seymoure

Brett Seymoure
Graduation: 2009
Major: Biology
From: Paw Paw, Michigan
Interests: Sports, Politics

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