The Facilities & Operations Department is committed to cleaning and maintaining all 7 of the Troy CCSD 30-C Schools to provide the safest learning environment possible for our students to learn and excel on a daily basis. The Facilities & Operations Department is responsible for the maintenance of over 600,000 square feet of buildings and 160 acres of property. From energy efficiency enhancements to Needlepoint Bipolar Ionization, Troy leads the way in efforts to make our facilities healthier and more efficient.

We are currently hiring for Full-Time Custodians and Substitute Custodians. Starting pay is $15.50-$18.00 per hour. We offer a comprehensive benefits package, pension, and 15 paid holidays. Click HERE to apply online today!

Troy 30C is a community of parents, teachers, staff, and community members focused on building a brighter and healthier future for our children. Our forward thinking Administration and Board of Education have worked together in recent years to accomplish many projects including:

• Implementation of an electrical infrastructure and conversion plan to convert our diesel and gasoline school buses to 100% electric zero emission school buses including future vehicle-to-grid technology

• Geothermal heating and cooling system at Craughwell Elementary School

• Solar panel system installed on 6 of our 7 schools that so far has produced over 2.5 million kWh of electricity in 3 years 

• District-wide LED lighting at all of our facilities

• Building automation upgrades to our facilities to save energy on HVAC and lighting

• Needlepoint Bipolar Ionization systems installed in all of our schools to increase indoor air quality during the Covid-19 pandemic

“Troy is a leader in the area when it comes to sustainability and innovation. We are proud of the improvements that we have made to our facilities and processes in order to better serve our students while keeping a focus on reducing our environmental impact.”  
-Ben Hettel, Director of Facilities & Operations  

WJOL Interview with Evan Bredeson, Dr. Schrik, and Ben Hettel Part 1

WJOL Interview with Evan Bredeson, Dr. Schrik, and Ben Hettel Part 2