Public Lands Day at the Former Fort Ord

Community Involvement Workshop – July 23, 2022

Federal Citations Issued to Trespassers

Incidental Munitions Discoveries in Transferred Former Fort Ord Property

Community Involvement Workshop Update

No Fort Ord Prescribed Burns in 2022

Fort Ord Environmental Cleanup Annual Report October 2021 now available online

5th Fort Ord Five-Year Review

New Signs in the Northern Portion of the Fort Ord National Monument

EPA DELETES PORTIONS OF THE FORMER FORT ORD FROM SUPERFUND NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST

New Fact Sheet: Trespassing is Dangerous

Trespassing is dangerous and expensive. Don’t go in there.

A safety reminder as you enjoy the lands of the Former Fort Ord…

NEW! Fort Ord Cleanup Fact Sheet: Preliminary Assessment for Per– and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)

Free munitions safety class! Available on-line with or without certificate of completion.

Mailing list cleanup: how to be removed from the U.S. Army Fort Ord Cleanup mail and email lists

Natural Treasures of Fort Ord: 90 Amazing Photographs

Please practice social distancing outdoors and check the BLM web site for updates before you use the Fort Ord National Monument. Trails 66-67-68-69 (within Unit A) are now open for recreational use