Mission Statement

Our mission is to plan, design, construct, operate and maintain University facilities to provide an attractive and safe environment for students, faculty, patients, staff and visitors.

Facilities Management provides a wide range of services including building operations and maintenance, planning and design, construction management, grounds maintenance, transportation, utility procurement, generation and distribution fire safety and marketing support. The Department's 480 men and women are engaged in the day to day operation of 183 buildings on five major campuses covering 351 acres with 11.8 million square feet of space. The staff also provides oversight and consultative services including design and construction management to the four Temple Health System affiliates. The estimated replacement value of the 11.8 million square feet of buildings is approximately $2.2 billion. Campuses operated by Facilities Management include Main, Ambler, Podiatry and the Health Science Center including Temple University Hospital. The Department also provides oversight to the following Health System affiliates ;Jeanes Hospital, Northeastern Hospital, Neumann Medical Center and Episcopal Hospital.

Campus Wide Shutdown Notices

Please review the Street Closings for Main Campus during construction. OFM – South Steam Loop Replacement: Underground steam line replacement on the north side of 11th Street and Montgomery Avenue, heading west to13th Street, will begin on Monday, May 21, 2012 until Monday, August 20, 2012 Note:  All dates are tentative and will be updated as projects progress and weather permits There will be no parking on Montgomery Avenue from 11th to 12th streets beginning May 21, to June 15, 2012 The south side of Montgomery Avenue will remain open to traffic from June 18, to August 20, 2012 New Residence Project Traffic Patterns: Cecil B. Moore Avenue between Broad and 13th remains closed to pedestrians on South side. Pearson McGonigle Traffic Patterns: 15th street between Norris and Montgomery has been opened to 1-lane traffic.  The street can now be used to access Liacouras garage and points south.  Please proceed through the area cautiously as there is still construction work ongoing at Pearson-McGonigle. Montgomery Garage Traffic Patterns: Only one lane will be open on Montgomery Avenue, between 15th and Broad Streets. (no parking) Please proceed through the area cautiously, as there is still construction work ongoing at Pearson-McGonigle. There is no parking or pedestrian traffic along the North Side of Montgomery Avenue between 11th and Warnock Streets. There is no parking or pedestrian traffic along the West Side of Warnock Street between Montgomery Avenue and Berks Street. There is no pedestrian traffic along the South Side of Berks Street between 11th  and Warnock Streets Effective the week of October 17th the following will occur in the surrounding area of the New Residence Project. Two important things will happen: 1. The sidewalk on the east side of Broad St., from C.B. Moore Av. to Oxford will be closed to pedestrian.  This includes closing the Septa subway entrance on the SE corner of Broad and C. B. Moore for all general use as the entrance will become enclosed within the New Residence Hall project site fence.  The Septa enclosure will be modified to include exit hardware to allow a person to exit the station in the event of an emergency, but this will not be for general use or convenience.  Additionally, Septa will be moving the bus shelter and bus stop on the SE corner of Broad and C.B. Moore to the northeast corner to allow continued use. 2. The sidewalk along Park Avenue from Cecil B. Moore to Oxford will also be closed to allow for the setup of an office trailer complex within the alcove on the West side of the 1300 Residence Hall.  This work will also begin on October 17th and should be complete by the end of the week. The sidewalk will be closed as of October 17th, so foot traffic and pedestrians will NOT be able to walk along Park Avenue from Cecil B. Moore to Oxford.  In both cases above, signage will be installed to clearly direct pedestrians. The students living in 1300 dorms will be getting extensive warnings, information, and fire drills to prepare for the change.