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This website is hosted by the U.S. Army to inform the community of environmental cleanup activities and the status of transfer of property at the former Fort Ord.
Another Great Open House / Bus Tour Thanks to You
Posted 2/23/2010
 Many, many thanks to all who participated in our February 20, 2010 Open House/Bus Tour. Attendance at the event was at over 110 people - in spite of a gloomy weather forecast. Everyone had a chance to drive by the soil and groundwater cleanup areas in addition to a drive past the munitions cleanup sites. The most popular part of the tour was a stop at land designated for the Central Coast State Veterans Cemetery. At the Open House, various information booths were set up to provide cleanup information. Topics such as water cleanup, munitions clearance, prescribed burns, and water conservation provided participants a perspective of the Fort Ord cleanup projects. Thanks again for spending your Saturday with the Fort Ord cleanup crew. Our next community-wide Open House Bus Tour is scheduled for June 26, 2010. This tour will be dedicated to views of the munitions cleanup projects. Melissa Broadston Fort Ord Cleanup Community Involvement 831-393-1284
Traffic Update for Former Fort Ord
Posted 12/9/2009
Digging and Hauling Soil on Fort Ord Beginning Mid-December 2009Some residents of Del Rey Oaks, upper Seaside and Ord Military Community (Fitch and Marshall Parks), students and faculty at California State University Monterey Bay as well as students using the York School athletic fields may see an increase in Fort Ord truck traffic over the next few months. Read more... Contact: Melissa Broadston Fort Ord Cleanup Community Involvement 831-393-1284 or email Melissa.Broadston@us.army.mil
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