Plexiglass Shield Request

All requests must be approved by Environmental Health and Safety. After approval, submit a Bronco Fix-It with the funding and cost center.
Submit request
FM Service Center

For assistance, call (269) 387-8514 or submit a Bronco Fix-It to be processed Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Bronco Fix-It
Bronco Project Request

Project requests are being accepted. However, work on new projects won't begin until staffing levels are increased.
Bronco Project
Ongoing Capital Projects

Construction continues on Arcadia Flats, New Student and Dining Facility and Aviation Education Center projects.
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Facility Event Services

Submit an Event Request form to receive facility services for your campus event.
Event Request Form

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Creating a Home for Campus

If your facility issue needs immediate attention, please contact the FM Service Center at (269) 387-8514.

Our office is also available to assist your non-urgent needs during the hours of 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. If you need assistance, please email either Pete Strazdas or Kimberly Hunt. We are happy to assist you via email, telephone, or personal appointment.

Facilities Management strives to create a home for all students, faculty and staff at Western Michigan University. It is our mission to support and maintain the foundation of our University in order to foster the education of our future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Level of Service

8 Million

square feet of University space
1200

acres
49

miles of utilities
39

miles of sidewalk

A Custodial Services employee uses misting equipment to disinfect a classroom.

WMU employs state-of-the-art cleaning technologies in effort to keep COVID-19 off campus

Safety is top of mind as Western Michigan University prepares to welcome students, faculty and staff back to campus for fall semester. From antimicrobial solutions and misters to electrostatic disinfecting equipment, a number of state-of-the-art cleaning processes are being employed to mitigate spread of COVID-19 on campus.

Nick Gooch plants a seedling on campus.

Landscape Services plants seeds of stewardship, innovation on WMU campus

Spared from pandemic closures by greenhouse specialist Christopher Jackson, native plant seedlings are now being planted across campus. The effort is part of Landscape Services' larger goal of increasing naturalized areas on campus and enhancing learning opportunities for the WMU community.

A bluebird defends its nest from a swallow at Asylum Lake Preserve.

For the birds: Avian adventures at Asylum Lake Preserve

Employee Engagement

February 13

Facilities Management hosted sessions for all internal employees to provide their input to identify how we can make WMU better.

Yearly Reports

January 1

Annual reports archive

Division and unit goals archive