The City of Waco Facilities Department plays a vital role in supporting the operations of city government by managing the maintenance, repair, and improvement of all city-owned buildings and grounds. Our mission is to provide safe, clean, functional, and sustainable environments for city employees, residents, and visitors who use these public spaces every day.
We are responsible for the upkeep of a wide range of facilities, including administrative buildings, fire stations, libraries, recreational centers, and other municipal structures. Our team oversees daily maintenance, janitorial services, building repairs, energy management, and long-term capital improvements. We also coordinate with city departments to ensure their facility needs are met with professionalism and efficiency.
In addition to ongoing maintenance and operations, the Facilities Department plays a central role in facility planning, design, and construction. We manage projects from concept to completion, ensuring they meet city standards for quality, accessibility, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. Whether renovating existing structures or constructing new ones, we collaborate with architects, engineers, contractors, and stakeholders to deliver projects that serve the long-term needs of the community.
The Facilities Department is committed to excellence in public service. We prioritize safety, accessibility, and environmental stewardship in everything we do — from routine maintenance to major construction. By taking a proactive approach to facility management, we help extend the life of city assets, reduce operational costs, and create welcoming spaces that reflect the pride and values of the Waco community.
Whether responding to emergencies, supporting special events, or planning for the future, our dedicated team works behind the scenes to ensure city buildings operate smoothly and effectively every day.