The Facilities Council of First Presbyterian Church is responsible for the care, maintenance, and improvement of all church-owned properties on the Loudoun Street campus. Through year-round inspections, routine maintenance, and repair projects, the council helps ensure that our buildings remain safe, welcoming, and fully functional for worship, ministry, and community use.
The Facilities Council oversees ongoing maintenance and necessary repairs across all church properties. This work is supported by both professional services and a dedicated team of volunteers who generously share their time and skills to keep FPC’s facilities in good working order.
The council also leads efforts to improve energy efficiency and reduce long-term utility costs in support of the church’s commitment to responsible earth care. Ongoing improvements include upgrades to windows, lighting, and building systems designed to promote sustainability and stewardship of resources.
In addition to daily maintenance, the Facilities Council helps identify long-term facility needs and works with church leadership to plan for future repairs, upgrades, and capital improvements that will support the church’s mission for years to come.
Through careful oversight, hands-on service, and forward-looking planning, the Facilities Council plays a vital role in supporting the life, worship, and outreach ministries of First Presbyterian Church.
To learn more about the Facilities Council or to get involved, please reach out to the church office, our pastor, or a member of the current council leadership. Leadership information can be found on the Leadership page of our website.