Maintenance & Operations

Petaluma City Schools Maintenance and Operations Department works to provide facilities and environments that are safe, comfortable, efficient, and conducive to optimal learning. We dedicate ourselves to providing professional services that repair, maintain, and modernize educational, athletic, and grounds facilities for students, staff, and community members.

Department Phone (707) 778-4636

Maintenance & Operations Department

The Maintenance & Operations Department is responsible for maintaining the grounds, general maintenance and repairs of all District-owned properties, as well as overseeing the custodial staff at these sites. Our facilities are made up of 12 school sites and 4 support sites. It is our goal to provide safe, healthy and comfortable educational environments for our students, staff, and the community. 

Our Team

The maintenance and grounds team is comprised of a Director, Custodial Coordinator, Maintenance Coordinator, Secretaries, and seven Maintenance Specialists with experience in carpentry, electrical, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing, mechanical repairs, and general building maintenance. In addition, there are seven groundskeepers who maintain our fields, ornamental lawns, light tree trimming and all other general grounds work. Our maintenance team is committed to keeping the District facilities in excellent condition.

Integrated Pest Management Policy


The Petaluma City School District recognizes the maintenance of a safe, clean and healthful environment for students and staff is essential to learning. It is the goal of the District to provide safe and effective pest control while protecting students, staff, the environment, and District properties and assets.

The District adopts a Least-Toxic Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Policy. It is the policy of the District to focus and develop long-term pest prevention methods and give "non-chemical" methods first consideration when selecting appropriate control measures. The full range of alternatives will be considered, giving preference to non-chemical methods, and then chemicals that pose the least hazard to people and the environment.

Full IPM Policy