General Services Division Update Fall 2002
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In light of the state law (section 50-40-202, MCA) which requires that all state buildings be smoke free and the new City of Helena smoking ordinance, the General Services Division has established a 30-foot smoke-free perimeter around all buildings in the Capitol Complex.
KEEP CONSERVING!
The Facilities Management Bureau reminds state agencies to keep taking steps to conserve energy, particularly considering the recent budget cuts. Energy savings can be achieved by: • Turning off lights in offi...ce areas, including task lights, when not in use during the workday.
• Turning off task lights, overhead lights, computer screens, office equipment, and personal computers at the end of the business day and during weekends.
• Shutting down personal computer systems when not in use for more than one hour.
• Turning off all nonessential lighting, including decorative lighting and non- security outdoor lighting during daylight hours and between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Lights in conference rooms and storage rooms should turned on only when occupied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In light of the state law (section 50-40-202, MCA) which requires that all state buildings be smoke free and the new City of Helena smoking ordinance, the General Services Division has established a 30-foot smoke-free perimeter around all buildings in the Capitol Complex.
KEEP CONSERVING!
The Facilities Management Bureau reminds state agencies to keep taking steps to conserve energy, particularly considering the recent budget cuts. Energy savings can be achieved by: • Turning off lights in offi...ce areas, including task lights, when not in use during the workday.
• Turning off task lights, overhead lights, computer screens, office equipment, and personal computers at the end of the business day and during weekends.
• Shutting down personal computer systems when not in use for more than one hour.
• Turning off all nonessential lighting, including decorative lighting and non- security outdoor lighting during daylight hours and between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Lights in conference rooms and storage rooms should turned on only when occupied.
What to read after General Services Division Update Fall 2002?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Administration.General Services Division to read onlineMoreLess
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