Pierce County Maintenance Home

View the Pierce County Facilities Management master list of properties managed.

Maintenance Management

The Maintenance & Operations Division takes pride in providing clean, attractive, well cared for places to conduct County business.

The environments will feel and be safe, and openly convey Pierce County's enduring service to its citizens.

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Maintenance & Operations dispatches high quality service, skills and expertise when and where they are needed.

A good taxpayer investment, proper maintenance extends the useful life and functionality of County facilities.

We are commited to using environmentally responsible practices and products to maintain the properties in our care for generations to come.

The Maintenance & Operations Division:

Performs emergency and routine repairs
Provides regularly scheduled inspection and maintenance of facilities and components
Manages all aspects of the built environment, including pest control and exterior grounds
Completes remodels to improve energy efficiency, safety, accessibility and productivity
Frequently Asked Questions

Pierce County owns and operates many facilities, and leases space in others.

For a master list of properties managed click here.

For a list of County owned properties that are serviced through the Maintenance & Operations Division click here.

For a list of County leased properties that are serviced through the Real Property Division, click here.

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How do I know if a facility is a County owned or County leased property?
Check the Facilities Management master list here.

Where can I find information to bid on maintenance service contracts?
Information on vendor opportunities, RFPs and procedures can be found on the Pierce County Budget & Finance Office Purchasing page.

How do I apply to work for Pierce County Facilities Maintenance and Operations?
Check Pierce County Human Resources Job Opportunities web page.

I am a contractor who needs access to a secure County site. How do I get an ID badge?
Vendors, contractors and non-employees who require regular access to Pierce County facilities can apply for an identification badge through Facilities Management Security.

Can I fax or e-mail the completed background check form?
No. Forms must submitted in person or through the U.S. mail to the Pierce County Facilities Management administration office.

I lost my badge. How can I get a new one?
Report a lost or stolen badge immediately by calling (253) 798-7223.

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