My office was at 53F when I got in! Nice to hear that the building will warm up!

Thanks Julie for the e-mail!

Silvana

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From: Julie Reiling jreiling2@unl.edu Sent: Monday, December 1, 2025 9:12 AM To: FDST All Building (fdst-all-building@lists.unl.edu) fdst-all-building@lists.unl.edu Subject: Building Temperature

Good Morning,

Yes, the building is colder than normal this morning. There was an issue with the heating/chilling system. The problem has been resolved. You should notice it warming up, but it will take some time.

Julie

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