Author: Administrative Operations Communications

University Vehicles should seek university-owned parking spaces as city of West Lafayette implements metered parking

Earlier this month, the City of West Lafayette implemented the first phase of metered parking with ParkMobile. Administrative Operations staff operating University Vehicles should seek university-owned parking spaces to avoid citations related to metered parking. ParkMobile meters have been installed...

Shift differential pay increase to take effect July 1

Beginning July 1, Purdue University’s shift differential pay will increase from $0.45 to $0.70 per hour. The increase will affect qualifying Administrative Operations employees working evening and night shifts. This increase recognizes the unique demands placed on employees who work...

Final opportunity this fiscal year to help shape the future of Administrative Operations

Administrative Operations is conducting our final quarterly survey of FY25 to continue measuring the pulse of our organization. This ongoing feedback helps us track progress, identify trends and set priorities for FY26. We have already seen improvement as our Net...

Asset Manager to replace Work Manager for facilities staff beginning June 16

Purdue’s Facilities Operations staff will transition to a new mobile work order management platform beginning Monday (June 16). The new app, Asset Manager, developed by SAP, will officially replace the current Work Manager application, which will be retired on June...

Section of Ahlers Drive scheduled to close on or after June 16

A section of Ahlers Drive located west of South River Road is scheduled to close on or after Monday (June 16) to facilitate repairs. The closure was rescheduled from May. It is expected to last up to three weeks. Alternate...

Lane restrictions scheduled along Third Street June 16-23

Note: This closure has been extended from June 20 to June 23 due to the weather. Lane restrictions will be in place along Third Street just west of the North Martin Jischke Drive intersection beginning June 16. Restrictions will be...

May Environmental Health and Safety communications now available

This month’s Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) communications are now available and highlight key safety topics including safe sharps handling, proper chemical waste labeling and staying alert around construction equipment. Administrative Operations staff are encouraged to review and distribute these...

Police department offering free active threat training in June

The Purdue University Police Department is offering free, in-person training classes for potential active shooter/threat events during the month of June. The Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (C.R.A.S.E.) class provides strategies, guidance, and plan options for surviving an active...

Portion of airport terminal parking lot scheduled to close May 27

The first two rows of ParkMobile parking spaces in the parking lot located immediately north of the existing airport terminal will close Tuesday (May 27) to facilitate construction on the new Amelia Earhart Terminal. The closure is expected to last...

Note of appreciation for emergency simulation participants

We want to extend our sincere appreciation and congratulations to everyone involved in the recent PUR-1 Reactor Drill. This emergency simulation plays a critical role in ensuring the university’s preparedness and reinforces our commitment to safety and operational excellence. The...