New Map Shows Bottle Filler Locations on Campus
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A new interactive map provides the locations of touch-free bottle filler stations in campus buildings.
Facilities Management decommissioned approximately 300 traditional water fountains this summer as part of the COVID-19 response plan to help minimize touchpoints on campus. Shortly after, the process of installing new touch-free bottle filler stations to replace the traditional fountains began. The installation of additional bottle filler stations will continue throughout the fall semester.
The map, along with additional safety measures Facilities Management is taking, can be found on the Facilities Management website.
Contacts
Breanna Lacy, communications coordinator
Facilities Management
479-575-6044,
bllacy@uark.edu
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