We prioritize the safety and well-being of every member of our community. If you notice any suspicious activity, safety concerns, or potential violations, it’s important to speak up. You can report concerns to your Resident Assistant (RA), Housing Coordinator, or any member of the Webber staff.

By taking action, you’re helping to create a safer, more secure campus environment for everyone. If the issue is immediate or urgent, don’t hesitate to reach out to Campus Security or dial 911 in emergencies.

As part of our commitment to campus safety, Webber complies with the Clery Act, which requires universities to report and disclose information about crime on and near campus. All incidents and safety concerns, including criminal offenses, must be reported for proper documentation and investigation.

Remember, when you See Something, Say Something—your voice plays a critical role in keeping our campus safe.

Our residence halls offer a welcoming, comfortable, and vibrant environment where you can truly feel at home. Each hall has its own unique character and features, providing a variety of living options to meet the needs and preferences of our students. Whether you’re looking for a quiet study space, a strong sense of community, or easy access to campus amenities, you’ll find it in our residence halls. From Grace Hall to Miranda Hall, these spaces are designed to support your academic journey and foster lifelong friendships.

Explore the different options below and discover which hall will become your home at Webber!

Securing your on-campus housing is simple, but it’s important to meet key deadlines and take necessary steps to ensure a smooth process.

• Priority Housing Deadline for Returning Students: If you’re a returning student, monitor your Webber email for the housing application for the upcoming academic year. Housing applications are typically sent out starting in mid-February. Submit your application by April 1st for priority consideration. Returning students who apply before this date will have priority placement based on their preferences. If you request the same room you lived in previously and submit by the deadline, you’ll have priority for that room. Applications submitted after April 1st will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis, as long as your housing deposit remains on file.

• New Student Housing Applications: New students must submit both the housing application and a $150 non-refundable housing deposit before being assigned a room. The Housing Coordinator will make every effort to accommodate your housing preferences as indicated on your application. However, final assignments are subject to available space and dorm selection at the time of placement.

• Waitlist Information: Due to high demand, a waitlist for housing typically begins in mid-June. We strongly encourage all students who plan to live on campus for the fall semester to complete their housing application and deposit as early as possible.

• Financial Aid Consultation: Before submitting your housing application and non-refundable deposit, students should meet with the Financial Aid team to discuss housing costs and aid eligibility. Understanding your financial aid package is an important step in planning for your on-campus living experience.

Secure your place in the Webber community and make campus living part of your university journey!

As you prepare to move into your new home at Webber, it’s time to start thinking about what to pack! We’ve put together a handy list of must-have items and things to leave behind. But remember—less is more! Avoid overpacking by sticking to the essentials, and be sure to coordinate with your roommate before buying or bringing anything new. You don’t need two of everything!

From cozy bedding to your favorite study tools, this guide will help you pack smart, so you can focus on enjoying your new campus life.

Important Note:

As several rooms are wired into the same electrical circuit, caution must be taken not to overload electrical outlets. All appliances must be plugged directly into a wall outlet or into an approved power strip.

Students are permitted to use coffee makers, popcorn poppers, microwave ovens, and hot pots, provided they have encased heating elements. Other appliances, such as “George Foreman”-style grills, toasters, air fryers, and induction burners, are classified as fire hazards and are not allowed in the residence halls.

Acceptable appliances include: PC’s, TV’s, radios, stereos, percolators, popcorn poppers, fans, blenders, clocks, steam irons, drip coffee/tea maker, crock pots and blow dryers. All appliances must have a U.L. seal. Irons must be kept in good condition and unplugged when not in use. Each room comes equipped with a Micro Fridge. Appliances not allowed include: toasters, electric skillet, sun/heat lamps, portable heaters, ceiling fans, charcoal or electric grills, broiler ovens, hot plates, incense, candles, and any open coiled heating device. Electrical decorations are not allowed. As well as any appliances with a detachable cord, or open flame. All unapproved appliances will be confiscated.

Students may bring a personal mini fridge, as long as it operates on 1.5 amps or less and does not exceed 175 watts. Microwaves are recommended to have a maximum wattage of 900 watts.

To prevent electrical overloads, all appliances and electronic devices should be plugged into a surge protector that meets the following specifications: U.L. approved, 120-volt, built-in manual reset, 15-amp circuit breaker, with a cord no longer than 6 feet and a maximum of 6 outlets.

Riding bicycles or mopeds, roller skating, or skateboarding in hallways, in buildings, or on walkways is prohibited.  Motorized vehicles are prohibited in areas other than designated roadways and parking lots.  Operating a vehicle in violation of traffic rules or so as to endanger people or property is prohibited.

Student Vehicles

All students in good standing are permitted to bring a vehicle to campus. The parking lots are designated by type of decal. The decals are available on Orientation Day at the switchboard and throughout the year for residential and commuter students. Vehicles that do not have the required decals or that are parked in the wrong area will be towed. Webber International University is not liable for any damage to vehicles.

Traffic/Parking Violations

The following fines will be accessed for: 

1. On campus students not having a decal;
2. Noise- Playing music too loud;
3. Speeding – Speed limit on campus is 15 mph;
4. Vehicles entering the wrong way on one way streets.
5. Failure to stop at a stop sign or crosswalk
6. Parking in/blocking fire lanes

Students will be responsible for all guest parking tickets

First Offense: $25.00 Fine
Each Offense thereafter: $75.00
Parking in a designed handicapped space: $100.00 each offense.

Repeated offenses may result in on campus parking privileges being revoked.

Parking Regulations

Any vehicle which enters Webber property must display a valid Webber sticker, a visitor’s pass, or a faculty/staff sticker. Any vehicle found to be in violation of the above or found to be parked in an unauthorized area is subject to towing at the owner’s expense by Security. Parking permits can be obtained from Webber switchboard. All mopeds and motorcycles must be registered.  If the student changes vehicles he or she is responsible for the removal of the University parking decal. Vehicles that do not have an up-to-date parking decal will be towed. Students, faculty, and staff are required to park in designated spaces only or they will be towed.  Webber parking and traffic violation fines are to be paid in the Business Office. Continued traffic violations are met with increasing levels of penalty.

Designated parking is as follows:

YELLOW LOT – RESIDENT: Only vehicles with the yellow resident decals are permitted anytime. GREEN LOT – COMMUTER/VISITORS: Only visitors and commuters with green decal are permitted anytime 
BLUE LOT – FACULTY/STAFF: Only faculty and staff with blue decals are permitted
RED LOT- FACULTY/STAFF: Only faculty or staff with designated parking spaces and a red decal are permitted
LAKESIDE LOT – ATHLETICS – All of athletics and coaches should have a blue decal and must park in lot behind the tennis courts on the lakeside

Our dining services are managed by Metz Culinary Management, a company dedicated to providing fresh, healthy, and diverse meal options using locally sourced ingredients. Students can enjoy meals in the cafeteria or at the Café at the Commons, which is located in the Learning Commons and proudly serves Starbucks beverages along with a variety of snacks and light meals.

We offer three meal plan options to meet your needs:

Meal Plan A

• 19 Meals/Week in the Dining Hall
• $200/Semester in flex bucks to be spent at the Cafe at the Commons
• Required for all Freshmen On Campus students
• Can be purchased by Commuter students

Meal Plan B

• 200 Meals/Semester in the Dining Hall
• $200/Semester in flex bucks to be spent at the Cafe at the Commons
• Required for any On Campus student that does not have Meal Plan A
• Can be purchased by Commuter students

Meal Plan C (Commuter Meal Plan)

• $450/Semester to be used in the Cafeteria and/or at the Cafe at the Commons
• Remaining balance from Fall will roll over to Spring
• Required for any Commuter Student that does not have any other Meal Plan
• Will not roll between Academic years (from Spring to Fall)

All full-time students are required to be on a meal plan.

All students or staff can add Warrior Cash to their account should they run out of Flex Bucks by going to: WarriorCard Online

On this website you can:

• View your account balances and transaction history
• View recent account activity
• Create low balance warnings
• Set up automatic deposits
• Deposit to your WarriorCash account using your credit card or bank account
• Deactivate a lost ID Card
• Create guest access

It takes less than 60 seconds to add value online, available 24/7! All website features are mobile friendly.

We make laundry easy and accessible for all on-campus residents. Our laundry rooms, located in Grace Hall and Camilla Hall, are open 24/7, so you can wash and dry your clothes at any time that fits your schedule.

To use the washers and dryers, simply download the CSCPay Mobile app. This app allows you to pay, track machine availability, and even receive notifications when your laundry is done—no need for coins or cards!

Laundry 101: Dos and Don’ts

Dos:

• Do sort your laundry by color and fabric type to avoid mishaps.
• Do empty your pockets before loading your clothes—this helps avoid damage to both your items and the machines.
• Do clean out the lint trap in the dryer after each use to help it run efficiently.
• Do remove your laundry promptly to allow others to use the machines.

Don’ts:

• Don’t overload the machines—this can cause them to break down or not clean your clothes properly.
• Don’t leave your laundry unattended for too long—respect others who are waiting to use the machines.
• Don’t use too much detergent—it can damage your clothes and the machines.

Laundry 101 Tips:

• Use cold water for most loads: This helps preserve colors and save energy.
• Follow garment care labels: When in doubt, check the tag for washing instructions to avoid shrinking or damaging your clothes.
• Don’t over-dry your clothes: Set a timer to check them before the cycle ends to avoid shrinkage and wear.

By following these tips and rules, you’ll be able to breeze through your laundry routine and keep your clothes looking fresh. Happy washing!

Mail and packages for on-campus students can be shipped to our switchboard.

Resident’s Full Legal Name
1201 N. Scenic Hwy
Babson Park, Florida 33843

Students should use the above mailing address for all paper mail and packages. Students should update their mailing address with their various organizations, friends, and family accordingly. Failure to do so, may result in mail and packages being returned to sender.

Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Hours may be limited during break periods or extended during peak periods.

Package Pickup
Students should have their delivery notification email and Student ID readily available when they arrive at Switchboard to pick up their package

Students will pick up their mail and packages at the switchboard desk.

Contact Information
863-638-1431

Resident Assistants (RAs) are student leaders who play a crucial role in fostering a supportive and engaging living environment within the residence halls at Webber International University. RAs are selected for their leadership qualities, interpersonal skills, and commitment to enhancing the residential experience for their peers. They serve as a bridge between the residents and the university administration, ensuring that students’ needs are met and that university policies are upheld.

Responsibilities of Resident Assistants

1. Community Building:
   1. Programming: RAs are responsible for planning and implementing social, educational, and recreational programs that promote community engagement, personal development, and academic success.
   2. Mediation: RAs facilitate conflict resolution among residents, promoting a harmonious living environment by addressing and resolving disputes in a fair and respectful manner.
   3. Support: RAs provide support and resources to residents, helping them navigate personal and academic challenges. They serve as a first point of contact for students seeking assistance.
2. Policy Enforcement:
   1. Rule Adherence: RAs are tasked with ensuring that residents adhere to university policies and residence hall regulations. This includes addressing violations and taking appropriate actions to maintain order and safety.
   2. Incident Reporting: RAs document and report incidents, policy violations, and emergencies to the appropriate university authorities. They play a key role in maintaining a safe and respectful living environment.
3. Safety and Security:
   1. On-Call Duty: RAs participate in an on-call duty rotation, providing 24/7 support for emergencies and urgent situations within the residence halls.
   2. Health and Safety Checks: RAs conduct regular health and safety inspections of resident rooms to ensure compliance with university standards and to identify potential hazards.
4. Administrative Tasks:
   1. Check-Ins and Check-Outs: RAs assist with the check-in and check-out processes at the beginning and end of each semester, ensuring that residents complete the necessary paperwork and procedures.
5. Role Modeling:
   1. Behavior: RAs are expected to exemplify positive behavior and uphold the values and standards of Webber International University. They serve as role models for their peers, demonstrating respect, responsibility, and integrity.
   2. Mentorship: RAs provide mentorship and guidance to residents, fostering an environment where students feel comfortable seeking advice and support.
6. Training and Development:
   1. Training: RAs undergo extensive training before the start of each academic year, covering topics such as conflict resolution, emergency response, diversity and inclusion, and university policies.
   2. Continuous Learning: RAs participate in ongoing training and development sessions throughout the year to enhance their skills and stay informed about new policies and best practices.

By fulfilling these responsibilities, Resident Assistants at Webber International University play a vital role in creating a positive, supportive, and thriving residential community. Their leadership and dedication contribute significantly to the overall student experience, helping residents achieve both personal and academic success.

To ensure a safe, clean, and healthy living environment for all residents, regular room checks will be conducted by Student Life staff including Executive Director of Student Services, Housing Coordinator, and Resident Assistants. These checks are designed to identify any maintenance issues, health and safety hazards, and to ensure compliance with university policies.

Frequency:
Room checks will be conducted at least once a month. Additional checks may occur during university breaks, before and after holidays, and at the end of each semester.

Notification:
Students will be given at least 24 hours’ notice prior to a scheduled room check. Notices will be posted in common areas of the residence halls and sent via the university’s email system.

Procedure:

1. Entry: Student Life staff will enter rooms during the designated time frame. If a student is present, they will be informed of the purpose of the check. If no one is present, staff will proceed with the check.
2. Inspection Areas:
   1. Cleanliness: Rooms should be kept tidy, with trash properly disposed of and food stored appropriately.
   2. Safety: Fire alarms, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers must be in working order and accessible. No prohibited items (such as candles, incense, or other fire hazards) should be present.
   3. Maintenance: Any issues such as leaks, broken fixtures, or other maintenance needs should be reported.
   4. Policy Compliance: Rooms should be free of alcohol, drugs, and any items prohibited by university policy.
3. Documentation: Student Life staff will document the condition of the room and any violations or maintenance issues found. A copy of the report will be left in the room, and another copy will be kept on file with Residence Life.
4. Follow-Up: If violations are found, students will be given a written notice outlining the issues and a time frame to rectify them. A follow-up check will be scheduled to ensure compliance.

Confidentiality:
Staff conducting room checks will respect students’ privacy and will only inspect areas necessary to ensure compliance with university policies. Personal belongings will not be disturbed beyond what is required for the inspection.

Enforcement:
Failure to comply with room check policies, or to rectify identified issues in the specified time frame, may result in disciplinary action, including fines or loss of housing privileges.

Emergency Situations:

In the event of an emergency (e.g., fire alarm, suspected hazardous conditions), Student Life staff, along with emergency personnel, may enter rooms without prior notice to ensure the safety of all residents.

WEBBER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CONDUCT UNANNOUNCED ROOM CHECKS FOR VIOLATION OF RESIDENT HALL REGULATIONS. 

Moving on campus marks the beginning of an exciting chapter in your journey! Living on campus means you’re right in the heart of all the action—connecting with fellow students, making lifelong friends, and immersing yourself in everything Webber has to offer. As you prepare to move in and kick off your academic adventure, we’re here to ensure that the process is smooth, organized, and stress-free. Follow the steps below to make sure you’re all set for a fantastic start to your college experience!

All students must arrive on their assigned check-in day and time, as provided by their coach or admissions counselor. Students will not be permitted to check in on non-check-in days, so it is essential to plan accordingly.

Before arriving for check-in, all students must ensure they have completed the necessary steps with each department. Students who have not completed the requirements will not be allowed to move into their residence hall, attend classes, or participate in any campus activities. Here’s a breakdown of what needs to be completed:

• Admissions: All final and official transcripts, enrollment agreement, student services agreement, housing application, physical form, immunization form and required deposits must be submitted and processed through the Admissions Office. Please verify that everything is finalized at least one week before check-in day.

• Financial Aid: Students must complete all forms requested by the Financial Aid Office, including FAFSA and any additional documents. Be sure to confirm that your financial aid package is fully processed and in place.

• Business Office: All outstanding balances must be resolved with the Business Office. Students are required to fulfill their financial obligations before check-in. Please note that financial clearance is necessary for move-in.

It is critical that all these steps are completed before arriving on campus. Students who are not fully cleared by each department will not be allowed to check in or move into their residence halls.

By ensuring everything is in order before check-in day, you’ll enjoy a smooth and stress-free move-in process.

After you’ve cleared all the necessary steps with Admissions, Financial Aid, Health Insurance/Medical Clearance, and the Business Office, it’s time for the exciting part—officially checking in! Head over to Student Services station, where you’ll complete the final steps of your move-in journey.

First, if you haven’t received your student ID yet, this is where you’ll pick it up—your key to accessing everything Webber has to offer! From there, you’ll meet with our friendly Student Services staff, who will guide you through the remaining steps:

• Get Your Room Keys: You’ll finally have the keys to your new home on campus!
• Go Over Dorm Rules: We’ll do a quick review of important residence hall rules to ensure everyone is on the same page for a great living experience.
• WiFi Setup: We know staying connected is a priority, so we’ll give you the campus WiFi password to get your devices up and running.
• Resident Assistant Information: You’ll also be introduced to your Resident Assistant (RA)—a key resource for support during your time in the residence halls.
• Unloading Pass: To make move-in day a breeze, you’ll receive a 30-minute unloading zone pass. This allows you to unload your belongings right at the closest parking area to the residence halls, after which you’ll move your car to make space for the next family.
• Parking Decal: Don’t forget to pick up your required parking decal or waive it if you won’t be bringing a car to campus.

As part of the check-in process, each student is required to complete and return the Housing Room Condition Form to the Student Services Office within 24 hours of moving into their assigned living space. This form is essential for documenting the current condition of your room and is used as the basis for determining any potential charges for damages, losses, or both, at the time of move-out.

It is critical that students thoroughly inspect their room and accurately note any existing issues or concerns on the form. Failure to complete and return the form within the required time frame will imply that there were no pre-existing issues, and the student will be held responsible for any damages or discrepancies found during the move-out inspection. By completing this form, you help ensure a clear and fair assessment of your living space.

Please note that all Webber-owned furniture in your residence hall room must remain in place. Removing any furniture without prior approval from the Housing Coordinator will result in fines. Be sure to keep everything where it belongs to avoid any penalties!

Need Something Fixed? We’ve Got You Covered!
If something’s missing or needs fixing in your room, don’t worry—we’re here to help! Be sure to note any issues on your Housing Room Condition Form and submit a work order to have it taken care of. Whether it’s a broken drawer or a light that needs replacing, our maintenance team will jump into action to get things back in shape. Let us know, and we’ll take care of the rest!

After you’ve settled in, be sure to attend the welcoming sessions scheduled for all new students. These sessions are your chance to meet fellow students, learn about key campus resources, and get a jumpstart on your Webber experience. You’ll receive all the details during your check-in process. We can’t wait to help you make Webber your home!

Residents are eligible to remain in the residence halls until twenty-four hours after the last final exam of the semester. Residents participating in the Graduation ceremony must vacate their rooms by 10:00 A.M. the morning following graduation. Residence Halls are closed to all residents during winter and summer breaks.

Students who choose to move out before the end of the semester must notify the Housing Coordinator or their Resident Assistant (RA) before they leave.

Webber International University partners with Freeman Security personnel which are supervised by an administrator on campus.  Security personnel are on duty 24/7 Monday thru Sunday to assist students in entering the residence halls in the event of a lockout. Abuse of this policy can result in fines. Security personnel will enforce Webber policies and regulations and will assist students in obtaining help in an emergency. 

The goal at Webber International University is to ensure that Security personnel maintain a safe and secure campus for students, staff and faculty. Security personnel must ensure that the following locations are secure: all classrooms, computer classrooms, faculty offices, library, student union, conference center, football building, pool, fitness center, athletic offices, gymnasium, waste water treatment plant, Babson Center, Grace Hall, Camilla Hall, Miranda Hall, Old Main, Rose Hall, and Strickler Hall. Campus Security will lock and unlock the buildings/locations at the required times. Webber International University Security personnel maintains a close relationship with the Resident Assistants, Housing Coordinator, Executive Director of Student Services, Director of Campus Services along with the Polk County Sheriff’s Office (PSCO).

Security personnel have the authority to ask persons for identification and to determine whether individuals have lawful business at Webber International University. Webber International University and Freeman Security have the authority to place   boots on vehicles. In order to have the boot removed, a fine must be paid to the Business Office. Freeman Security personnel cannot arrest anyone; however, they are empowered to contact local authorities immediately in the event of an emergency, a crime or a disturbance. Criminal incidents are referred to the Polk County Sheriff’s Department.

Webber International University and Freeman Security maintain a highly professional working relationship with Polk County Sheriff’s Department. All crime victims and witnesses are strongly encouraged to immediately report all crimes to the Webber International University administration and/or Freeman Security. Prompt reporting will assure timely warning notices on campus and timely disclosures of crime statistics. 

Webber enjoys a close relationship with local law enforcement authorities. Local police will responded to emergency calls with an appropriate degree of promptness and have assisted students and Webber personnel in dealing with situations. Security personnel, local police and the University administration strongly encourage students to report all crimes to security and a police agency. At this time, the University does not have an official Memoranda of Understanding with Polk County Sheriff’s Department (PSCO). However, the University has a strong working relationship, engages in open communication, and will continue to completely cooperate with the Polk County Sheriff’s Department (PSCO).  

Campus Security – Phone: (863) 638-1433   Cell: (863) 605-2499

University personnel who are available to assist students in resolving or reporting a crime are: Security, R.A.’s, Housing Coordinator, Campus Service Director, and Executive Director of Student Services.

In compliance with the Clery Act, we are required to publish an annual safety and security report that provides important information about campus safety, crime statistics, and resources available to support our community. 

All students, full and part-time, born after 1956, are required to have appropriate immunization and immunization documents on file in the Health Services Office.

 Required Immunizations

According to the Florida State Health Department, the following immunizations are required prior to entering the school program:

1. Tetanus – 5 doses required, the last of which should be within the past 10 years.
2. Polio – 4 doses. This is omitted from the required immunizations for people 18 years or older.
3. MMR – 2 doses required. Measles, Mumps, Rubella.
4. TB – recommended but not required.
5. Hepatitis B Vaccine – recommended but not required.
6. Meningitis – recommended but not required.

Webber International University requires that all students have the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) immunization prior to registration and participation in classes. Students who do not provide official documentation of the MMR immunization will be required to have the MMR immunization at their own expense when they arrive on campus.

Exemptions from Requirements

• Medical Exemption: If certain immunizations are contraindicated due to a medical condition, students may be exempt from immunization requirements. They must submit a signed statement of medical exemption from their primary care provider to their admissions counselor.
• Religious Exemption: Webber International University recognizes that some individuals may hold sincere religious beliefs that are contrary to immunization requirements. Students seeking exemption from Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccinations required for enrollment must adhere to the following policy:
  • Exemption Process: To request exemption from the MMR vaccinations, students must submit a completed exemption form along with either a letter from their church or a personal statement detailing their religious tenets that oppose immunization. This form can be obtained from the university’s health services or administration office.
  • Certification: By signing the exemption form, the student certifies that immunizations conflict with their religious practices and beliefs.
  • Acknowledgement of Risks: Students acknowledge the risks associated with not being immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases and understand that during a disease outbreak on campus, they may be excluded from attending classes or university activities for up to 21 days after the last case is detected.
  • Responsibility: Students exempted from immunizations are solely responsible for any costs associated with their exclusion from classes or university activities due to a vaccine-preventable disease outbreak.
  • Exemption Scope: This exemption applies to general enrollment and campus housing. Nursing students and other health science majors must follow additional guidelines and may require alternative forms as specified by their department.
  • Impact on Academic Standing: Students exempted from immunizations understand that any impact on their grades or attendance records resulting from a vaccine-preventable incident may render them ineligible for medical course drops or withdrawals.
    For more information or to obtain an exemption form, please contact the Student Housing Office.

Webber International University highly recommends that students with immunization exemptions submit results of titers (blood tests to determine immunity) for measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella. Students who do not do so, or whose results do not show that they have immunity, may be temporarily excluded from classes, residence halls, and any sponsored activities on campus in the event of a vaccine-preventable disease outbreak or threatened outbreak.

We strive to maintain a safe, clean, and comfortable living environment for all residents. If you encounter any maintenance issues in your residence hall, our Work Order System is here to help. Whether it’s a plumbing issue, a broken appliance, or general repairs, submitting a work order ensures that the problem will be addressed promptly by our Facilities team.

To submit a work order:

1. Visit the Work Order System portal online or scan the QR codes posted in your residence hall.
2. Provide details about the issue, including your building and room number.
3. Provide your Webber email.
4. The appropriate department will prioritize your request and respond as quickly as possible.

Please note: For urgent issues that affect safety or could cause significant damage (e.g., water leaks, electrical problems), contact the Housing Coordinator immediately in addition to submitting a work order.

We’re committed to making sure your living experience at Webber is seamless, and our Work Order System is an essential part of keeping our facilities in top shape for you.