Georgia College & State University is currently monitoring the weather situation from multiple sources. GCSU is currently outside the tropical storm zone. However, there is a potential for strong winds and heavy rain in our area.
Although we are not closing campus at this time, we urge everyone to be extra cautious particularly when driving. Please check Front Page and GCSU social media accounts for updates on any changed conditions tomorrow morning.
School Dude, the system we use to facilitate work orders on campus, had a breach where the hackers obtained your email address and your password (in addition to your name, phone number, and school district). Please change your GCSU password immediately.
The City of Milledgeville has canceled the Boil Water Advisory issued on Friday, April 28.
City officials ask that water conservation efforts continue through Wednesday, May 3, when repairs to the high service pump at its water treatment facility are expected to be complete.
Georgia College & State University will continue normal operations throughout the week of Monday, May 1 through Friday, May 5. Final exams will continue as scheduled.
On Friday April 28, normal campus operations will resume for students, faculty and staff.
Milledgeville city officials have made some progress today in replacing valves in the water system, but have informed us that they do not expect significant improvement in the water pressure situation until the new pump arrives on Thursday from New Jersey and is installed as soon thereafter as possible.
Milledgeville city officials have advised us this afternoon that they have located a temporary pump to help remedy the current water pressure situation but it cannot be installed until Thursday at the earliest. Accordingly, GCSU campus operations will be modified on Wednesday, April 26, just as they were today.
Georgia College & State University has been advised by City of Milledgeville officials that water
The City of Milledgeville has issued an Emergency Water Conversation Advisory for all city water customers, including Georgia College & State University’s main and west campuses.
A motor failure in a high service pump at the City’s Water Treatment facility has created the possibility that the city’s water system could lose pressure, causing water outages and forcing a water boil advisory.
A power outage has been reported in multiple buildings across the Georgia College & State University campus in downtown Milledgeville. The power outage is the result of a cell of severe thunderstorms on the morning of Sunday, March 26, 2023.
As of 10:30 a.m., Sunday, Georgia Power is assessing the situation and has not communicated an estimated time when service will be restored.
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