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Facilities & Grounds
Facilities and Grounds is comprised of the Work Information Center, Maintenance, Motor Pool, Custodial Services, Moves/Set-ups, Paint Shop, Construction, and Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance. The function of repair and routine maintenance, energy management, and special projects are scheduled, performed, and managed for more than 2 million square feet of building floor space.
Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance care for the many plant species residing on a campus in excess of 600 acres. They also construct and maintain irrigation systems, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and athletic fields. A University nursery cultivates plants for seasonal, new, or replacement landscaping.
Facilities and Grounds kindly requests that you take the time to respond to this brief survey regarding their services and make constructive suggestions on how they can improve.
Staff
Bob Watkins
Director
678-839-6580
Carlos Ruiz
Assistant Director
678-839-5599
Theresa Jablecki-Kriel
Assistant Director
678-839-6577
Debbie Cook
Departmental Assistant
678-839-6576
Lori Hobbs
Administrative Associate
678-839-6575
Tim Cannon
Buyer
678-839-5655
Jason Lawler
HVAC Superintendent
678-839-5595
Sean Connors
Grounds Superintendent - Athletic Fields
678-839-5597
Andy Freer
Labor Foreman - Move Crew
678-839-5668
James Hembree
Grounds Superintendent - Horticulture and Landscape
678-839-5018
Marshall Lott
Grounds Superintendent - Landscape Maintenance
678-839-5598
Ronnie Mayfield
Automotive Mechanic
678-839-5621
Ricky Watts
Foreman - Electrical/Special Projects & Events
678-839-6579
Rodney Gibbs
Construction Supervisor
678-839-5557
Tommy Brown
Construction Superindentent
678-839-5667
Gliset Falcon-Diaz
Custodial Superintendent
678-839-5661
Kitty Owens
Custodial Superintendent
678-839-5663
Howard Winters
Custodial Superintendent
678-839-5662
Work Information Center
678-839-6311
The mission of Facilities and Grounds is to create and maintain a quality learning environment through constant attention to our community's needs and commitment to our physical assets of rare aesthetic beauty