Natural gas restored at OU-Tulsa
Natural gas has been restored to all buildings on the Schusterman Center Campus. Natural gas has been restored to all buildings on the Schusterman Center Campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, following a lack of natural gas. The Learning Center and the Schuserman Library are the only buildings on campus with working heat and hot water, while all other buildings lack working heat or hot water. Some staff members will work remotely, while others will be on administrative leave due to the issue. The facilities team is working with Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG) to restore heat. The campus will remain open normal business hours and some buildings will be open for employees to use equipment for remote work. The Merkle Café has also been closed.
Published : 4 months ago by in Environment
Natural gas has been restored to all buildings on the Schusterman Center Campus.
OU-Tulsa provided the following statement to FOX23 News:
"Natural gas has been restored to all buildings on the Schusterman Center Campus. The Campus will be open normal business hours today. Special thanks to the OU-Tulsa facilities team, ONG and the City of Tulsa for their hard work to resolve this issue."
TULSA, Okla. — Parts of OU-Tulsa are without heat and hot water after a lack of natural gas.
The medical school said the Learning Center and the Schusterman Library are the only buildings on campus with working heat and hot water. All other buildings lack heat and hot water.
Students with classes in the main administration building and building three should contact faculty for instructions.
Some staff will work remotely, and those who can't will be on administrative leave.
Buildings will be open for employees to use equipment for remote work.
OU Health Physicians Clinics and OU Dentistry Clinic Employees at the Schusterman Clinic will get specific instructions from supervisors. All other clinics will be open for regular business hours.
Also closed is the Merkle Café.
OU-Tulsa asks anyone coming to campus to dress warmly.
The facilities team is working with Oklahoma Natural Gas to restore heat.
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