Power restored on campus
The William & Mary Emergency Management Team sent the following messages to the campus community on June 24, 2025. – Ed.
1:52 p.m.
Dear William & Mary community,
Power has been restored to all buildings with temporary measures. However, there will be a planned outage of no more than 15 minutes later this afternoon for Dominion Power to make a permanent fix. Because of the heat, people in affected buildings are still encouraged to take precautionary measures, to include working from home, in coordination with supervisors.
Dinner service will operate out of the Food Hall @ Sadler as originally scheduled.
Thank you to the university’s Facilities Management team for working hard to keep the HVAC units running during this heat.
Ginger Ambler, EMT co-chair
Don Butler, Interim EMT co-chair
William & Mary
Campus power outage
11:20 a.m.
Dear William & Mary community,
A transformer has gone down near James Blair Hall, and power is out in a number of buildings on campus. Dominion is on scene, but repairs may take some time. Power to most buildings is expected to be restored within a few hours, but James Blair Hall is expected to be without power until tomorrow. Aramark is shifting operations to Commons for dinner.
Because of the heat, people in affected buildings are encouraged to take precautionary measures, to include working from home, in coordination with their supervisors.
Affected buildings include:
Boswell Hall
Muscarelle Museum
Andrews Hall
McGlothlin-Street Hall
Washington Hall
Ewell Hall
Wren Building
Tucker Hall
Chancellors Hall
James Blair Hall
Blow Hall
President’s House
Brafferton
Cohen Career Center
Phi Beta Kappa Hall
Music Building
Sadler Center
Busch Field
Kaplan Arena
Zable Stadium
Laycock Center
Hardy Hall
Lemon Hall
Landrum Hall
Barrett Hall
Chandler Hall
Jefferson Hall
Monroe Hall
Old Dominion Hall
Bryan Complex
Botetourt Complex
Green and Gold Village
Dupont Hall
Fraternity Houses
We will share more information as it becomes available.
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