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Seasonal Announcements

Winter Holiday Break

  • The IGB building, which includes administrative offices, purchasing, shipping and receiving, and Array Café, will follow the university schedule for holiday closures.  See Campus Holiday Schedule 
  • All exterior doors will continue to be locked, and card access doors will only be accessible with a valid i-Card or IGB prox card. Check your i-Card expiration date.
  • Access is automatically deactivated if your i-Card expires on or before December 31.  You must renew your i-Card at the i-Card Center prior to the holiday closing. 
  • Do not place orders for packages to be delivered anytime during a holiday closure. No packages or mail will be received or sent by IGB Shipping and Receiving during this time.  Questions related to shipping, receiving, or email should be directed to receiving@igb.illinois.edu.     
  • Questions related to purchasing should be directed to the IGB Business Office at purchasing@igb.illinois.edu.
  • Turn off all lights when you leave your area.
  • If you notice any urgent building issues (water leaks, CT room temperature problems, etc.) call the Public Safety Dispatch Office at 217-333-0340 for off-hours assistance.
  • During holiday breaks, emails sent to facilities@igb.illinois.edu will not be immediately addressed.
  • "No parking" and permit-only parking areas are still enforced.  IGB bagged meters on Mathews, and IGB dock parking spaces are available by permit only.  Ticketing/towing may occur at the vehicle owner's expense if the vehicle is parked in a non-assigned space without a permit.

 

Plaza Snow Removal

  • Due to the large size of IGB’s outdoor plaza, snow removal is performed by clearing designated pathways rather than the entire surface. Furthermore, because the plaza is a roof system with structural weight limits, heavy machinery cannot be used.  Please use caution when crossing the plaza during periods of inclement weather. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as our crew safely clears these pedestrian paths.