EXECUTIVE OFFICE BLDG. MAINTENANCE

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     The Executive Office Bldg. Maintenance Division is responsible for ensuring that all offices and public areas are in safe condition. The crew attends to electrical lights and air conditioning systems, mechanical and structural repairs, plumbing, landscaping, traffic and parking lot, and cleanliness. Safe procedures are foremost to ensure the well being of employees and public visitors. COVID-19 awareness is another factor of EOB services as it works towards CDC public building compliance standards.

 

     Historically, the EOB Maintenance Division dates to 1992 when the building was first completed. In the past, Island Government Executive Offices were located at the High Court building and at other buildings in the old Naval Station area. Earlier Dept. of Interior DOI locales were maintained by Public Works. Separate Executive Branch DOI offices were eventually centralized at Utulei in 1968, in old WWII era buildings that had been the ASG Hospital from c1946-1967. Later, after 1973 and 1985 building fires, a new administrative building was approved by Governor A.P. Lutali in 1987. The current EOB was built between 1988-1989 and occupied in 1992 by Governor Uifa'atali Coleman. The Tutuila EOB is the current site of most of the American Samoa Govt. Executive Offices.