Environmental Management Division

The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) program assists Fort Benning, Camp Merrill, Destin Recreation Area, and Army Reserve Centers (supported by Fort Benning) with NEPA compliance. NEPA requires environmental analysis of all Army actions. Determining the level of documentation that is required for a proposed action is one of the first steps in the NEPA process.

Records of Environmental Consideration (REC) must be submitted for all actions which may impact the environment, natural resources and cultural resources. The FB144R is the commonly used documentation at the installation level and can be accessed and submitted online here (https://nepa/form144/). If you have questions about submitting a FB144R please contact the NEPA Program Manager by email or at 706-545-7549. FB144R’s are typically processed in 21 days and should be submitted well in advance of the action in order to afford the necessary time for review.

Commanders and civilian employees at Fort Benning are responsible for the general environment and certain protected resources. The Directorate of Public Works Environmental Management Division staff are responsible for screening all activities to insure compliance with NEPA; and that those in responsible positions do not inadvertently impact any protected resources or degrade the environment while implementing or executing their projects.

The 144R process must be used to review actions which may impact resources which include but are not limited to the following:

• Steep slopes or highly erosive soils,
• Threatened and endangered species or their habitats,
• Flood plains, wetlands,
• Native American religious or cultural sites,
• Archaeological sites,
• Historic properties or areas,
• Potential pollution/contamination, and
• Waste of resources.

If an action cannot be authorized through the use of the 144R process, the further evaluation of the action may be required in the form of an Environmental Assessment or Environmental Impact Statement which require 12-24 months to complete.

Fort Benning's Cultural Resources Management (CRM) supports federal requirements for the conservation of archaeological sites and historic structures on the Fort Benning Reservation. This is consistent with and in support of the training mission of the U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence.

Proposed activities on Fort Benning, such as training and construction, are reviewed through completion of the Fort Benning Form 144-R, Record of Environmental Consideration which is submitted to the Environmental Programs Management Branch of the Environmental Management Division of the Directorate of Public Works.

Should you have any questions or comments regarding the cultural resources, you can contact Fort Benning's archaeologist by email or at 706-545-4211, or Fort Benning's architectural historian at 706-545-1298.

These requirements include:

• National Historic Preservation Act,
• Archaeological Resources Preservation Act,
• Native American Graves Protection
• Repatriation Act.

Please be advised that archaeological sites on Fort Benning, both prehistoric and historic, are protected properties. Vandalism or looting of these protected properties is a felony and punishable by fines, imprisonment, and confiscation of property.

Required Environmental Awareness and Environmental Management System (EMS) Training:

All Military Units, Civilians, Activities/Organizations of Fort Benning are required to have completed initial EMS training and refresher training annually thereafter.

All Military Units, Civilians, activities, Organizations Environmental Officers / Organization Mangers are required to record that their personnel have completed the EMS training requirements and maintain a log of names and date of EMS training.All Military Units, Civilians, Activities/Organizations of Fort Benning are required to have posted the “Garrison EMS Policy letter” at each site in a common area.

The required EMS training is offered on a recurring basis. For scheduled offerings, location and registration information contact the Environmental Educator by email or call 706-545-4766.

The Fort Moore Hazardous Waste Program ensures that all regulated waste is responsibly generated and managed in compliance with local, State and Federal law. The HW Program achieves sustainable goals through the training, consultation and direct support of all Fort Moore units, directorates, tenants and activities.

Any use or storage of HW must be approved though submission of a Fort Moore Form 144r - Record of Environmental Consideration. 144 requests are reviewed and commented on by HW Program personnel. Please review 144r comments thoroughly and contact the HW Program Manager by email or at 706-545-7579 with any questions about waste generated during projects.

The Fort Moore HW Management Course is offered twice monthly for appointed personnel; others are welcome to attend on a space-available basis. Please see the Moore Bulletin for scheduled offerings, location and registration information or call 706-545-9637 or 706-545-7570.

HW Program personnel conduct compliance inspections and manage the Installation Central Accumulation Area. Announced and unannounced inspections are conducted in order to verify compliance at every generator facility on Fort Moore. HW Program personnel also provide on-site training and consulting services. The inspection team can be reached at 706-545-9637 or 706-545-7570.

Please call the Installation Central Accumulation Area for Hazardous and Non-Hazardous waste turn-in support at 706-545-9537. The Fort Moore HW Management Plan, forms and guidance documents can be found on the Hazardous Waste.

Keeping household hazardous waste out of landfills is a top concern on Fort Moore. Family housing residents are encouraged to do the following to keep hazardous waste out of our landfills:

• Buy chemicals in the smallest quantity possible. A large percentage of the hazardous waste waste ending up in landfills consists of hazardous chemicals that were never used. Paints are often wasted because people buy too much.
• Store your chemicals carefully. Seal paint cans to keep them from drying out and becoming unusable. Ensure that they are stored where they will no freeze and go bad. Make sure that containers are not stored where the can be spilled, punctured, or otherwise damaged. Avoid storing where water or condensation can cause rust or cause the labels to become illegible.
• Use your oldest chemicals first. Completely empty a container before opening a new one. Many substance, including common pesticides, lose their effectiveness if they are not used within a certain period of time.
• Buy less hazardous items where possible. For example, buy water-based latex paint instead of flammable oil-based products. Many of the new latex enamels, for example, are far superior in performance to their oil-based counterparts.
• Use mechanical solutions to problems instead of chemicals. For example, wash aphids off houseplants with a strong blast of water instead of using chemicals. Remove drain traps and clean them with a brush to unclog them instead of using corrosive chemicals that can harm you and your pipes.
• Use all of your chemicals up! Keep extra paint for future touch-up rather than throwing it out.
• Give excess chemicals to friends who might need them.

Fort Moore holds an annual Household Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day event every year in May. Please call the 90 Day CAA at 706-545-9537 for more information.

Specific Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know reporting information from Fort Moore may be found on the The Right-to-Know Network.

As a federal facility, Fort Moore began tracking EPCRA reporting information in 1993 under the direction of Executive Order 12856, as signed by President Clinton.

For the most part, Fort Moore has reported antifreeze (ethylene glycol) among substances that exceed reportable quantities.

The Fort Benning Clean Water Act (CWA) Program, in accordance with local, state and Federal Laws, regulations and policies, protect waterways and storm sewer systems from contaminants and pollution which could result from construction, training, hazardous spills and other activities on the Installation.

The CWA Program maintains compliance through the training, consultation and direct support of all Fort Moore units, directorates, tenants and activities. All training, construction and other activities on the installation which may affect water quality must be approved though submission of a Fort Moore Form 144r - Record of Environmental Consideration. 144r requests are reviewed and commented on by CWA Program personnel.

Please review 144r comments thoroughly and contact the CWA Program Managers by email or at 706-545-3607 (Construction), 706-545-9879 (Spill/Industrial) or 706-545-6052 (Watershed) with any questions about waste generated during projects. CWA Program personnel conduct compliance inspections at facilities and construction sites. Announced and unannounced inspections are conducted in order to verify compliance .

CWA Program personnel also provide emergency response for spills and the spill response team can be called or paged 24/7 at 706-317-6584.

Projects that disturb asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and/or or lead-based paint (LBP) must be conducted IAW the OSHA Standard for Asbestos in Construction (29 CFR 1926.1101), the Fort Moore Asbestos Management Plan, the OSHA Standard for Lead in Construction (29 CFR 1926.62) and/or the Fort Moore Lead Management Plan respectively.

Self-help projects with the potential to disturb ACM and/or LBP are not authorized. Prior to initiating a project that requires disturbance to previously installed construction materials, the project proponent must submit an online Request for Environmental Analysis, Form FB 144-R, to Environmental Management Division.

For questions about asbestos and/or lead management please email the program manager or call 706-545-2643

Pest control is conducted in accordance with the DoD Pest Management Program (DoDI 4150.07) and the Fort Benning Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP).

The use of herbicides (for example Round Up), insecticides, and other pesticides is strictly regulated and limited to certified personnel only.

Pesticides may be applied only by DoD-certified Natural Resources, Golf Course, and Preventive Medicine staff and State-certified pest control contractors.

Pest control service is obtained by submitting a service request to the DPW help-desk at 706-545-2135 . Self-service application of approved insecticides to control stinging insects (for example fire ant bait, wasp spray) is limited to building managers who are enrolled in the Stinging Insect Self-help Program.

Please call the Integrated Pest Management Coordinator at 706-545-2643 with any questions about pest management.

Preventing pollution is an environmental priority for Fort Moore and the Pollution Prevention (P2) Program has a commitment in achieving as near as NetZero Waste as feasible. The P2 program outlines the concepts and practices necessary to reduce and or eliminate the amount of hazardous materials being used, solid waste generated, water use, the release of pollutants, etc. The P2 program analyzes activities and works to establish the most environmentally sound way of accomplishing mission requirements with the least amount of impact to the environment.

All activities conducting training, construction, projects, etc. on Fort Moore are required to submit a 144R Record of Environmental Consideration review by the P2 Program Manager. Any chemicals planned for use, must be submitted for review and approval prior to purchase or introducing them to the Installation. Proponents must review 144r comments thoroughly and contact the P2 Program Manager by email or at 706-545-2377 with any questions about waste and recycling generated during projects, training, etc.

The P2 program also strives to ensure Fort Moore is a "good neighbor" by providing information through compliance with the planning and reporting provisions of the Emergency Planning Community Right-To-Know-Act (EPCRA). A primary goal of EPCRA is to give the public access to information concerning hazardous chemicals present in their community. Written requests for DoD EPCRA reports must be treated and processed by Fort Moore pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act.

Please call or email the Installation P2/EPCRA Program Manager with any questions or concerns at 706-545-2377.

Air Quality Program - Proposed activities, such as construction and renovation projects, are reviewed by the air quality program through completion of the Fort Moore Form 144-R, Record of Environmental Consideration which is submitted to the Directorate of Public Works (DPW), Environmental Management Division. Should you have any questions or comments regarding the air quality program or potential air emission activities, contact Fort Moore's Air Program Manager by email or at 706-545-5337.

Fort Moore is categorized as a major source of criteria pollutant emissions and operates under a Clean Air Act - Part 70 Operating Permit, referred to as the Title V Permit. The Permit covers many different air emission sources and it includes a list of applicable regulations, the emission limits, monitoring and record keeping requirements, and it specifies how equipment is to be operated in order to minimize emissions.

The air emissions inventory, undertaken on a yearly basis, presents these air emission levels to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and Georgia Environmental Protection Division (GEPD) who are charged with developing and enforcing the air quality regulations. These agencies also make regular site visits to the Installation to perform inspections of records and equipment.

The major source designation triggers the provisions of 40 CFR 52.21, Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD). The PSD provisions require Fort Moore to assess all new emission units to determine if their operation constitutes a major modification as defined by the "Georgia Rules for Air Quality Control." If a new unit fits the definition of a major modification, then a construction and operating permit is required for that unit.

The Title V Permit also includes the Georgia Rules for Air Quality Control, Chapter 391-3-1.02(2)(n) for air emission activities involving fugitive dust and possible dust reduction actions to ensure compliance.

Prescribed Burning Resources

Riverside Tour of Trees

Smoke and Sound click here

For more information on wildfires or prescribed burning you can send an email or call 706-544-7075 or 706-544-7081.

The Natural Resource Branch is responsible for managing the game and sport fish program on Fort Benning. This includes censusing and monitoring populations, publishing the hunting and fishing regulations, stocking, liming, fertilizing, and controlling weeds in fish ponds, planting wildlife openings, and other related activities.

The goal of the program is to provide a safe, quality hunting and fishing experience consistent with mission requirements and sound land management practices that will be a model for other fish and game programs.

To learn more, check out the resources below:

• Fort Benning Fish and Wildlife Facebook
• iSportsman
• Fort Benning Areas Open to Hunting

• Downloadable Georeferenced Kings Pond Fish Structure Map
• Downloadable Georeferenced Twilight Pond Fish Structure Map
• Downloadable Georeferenced Hedley's Pond Fish Structure Map
• PDF MAPS - Downloadable Georeferenced Map (Click to download)
• NEW HUNTING MAP - EFFECTIVE 1 April 2019
• Main Post North of Upatoi Cantonment Archery Hunting Map Georeferenced
• Main Post South of Upatoi Cantonment Archery Hunting Map Georeferenced
• Harmony Church Area Cantonment Archery Hunting Map Georeferenced
• Sand Hill Area Cantonment Archery Hunting Map Georeferenced

• MCoE Regulation 190-11
• **Click Here to View Policy**
• Privately Owned Firearms Registration Form - FB (DES) FORM 190-11-R (Adobe Reader Format)
• FB 200-1 Hunting, Fishing, and Recreation Regulation
• Mandatory Soldier/Family Weapons Authorization Memo
• Family Member Guest Affirmation
• Guest Hunter Waiver

2014-CPA-0468 ACUB Baseline Habitat Expansion

2015-CPA-0156 Phase 2 Solar Aray

2015-CPA-0594 Camp Darby Access Route

2015-CPA-0595 Whitson OP Phase II

2015-CPA-0680 Enhanced Performance Round Phase I

2015-CPA-0697_Stonehenge

2015-CPA-0698 ORC RIfle-Pistol Marksmanship

2015-CPA-0898 Enhanced Performance Round PhaseII

2015-F-0833 Enhanced Training

2015-I-0050 water main M06-C

2015-I-0051 Stonehenge Update

2016-CPA-0129 RCW Cavity Tree Deletions

2016-CPA-0194_Cluster Deletions

2016-CPA-0284 Benning Wildcat Water Main Installation

2016-CPA-0285 Benning Monitoring and Briefing Adjustment

2016-CPA-0339 USFWS Response to Benning CALFEX

2016-CPA-0415 Benning Enhanced Performance Round Phase 3

2016-CPA-0416 Benning RCW Unprotected Clusters

2016-CPA-0533 Wildcat Water Main Update

2016-CPA-0676 Benning ACUB Expansion

2016-CPA-0810 RCW Cavity Tree Deletions

2016-I-1550 Benning Kelley Hill Water Main

2016-I-1559 Benning DMPRC Aerial Training

2016-IC-0081 Mobley LZ Expansion

2017-CPA-0630 Benning Black Lion

2017-CPA-1125 Benning Cluster Reactivation and IT SHC-B_

2017-CPA-2986 Unprotect Clusters

2017-I-0675 Benning Malone 16 Lightning Protection Installation

2017-I-1047 Benning Lion Focus 2 Aerial

2017-I-1608 7.62mm Enhanced Performance Round

2018-F-2360 Benning RCW ESMC Update

2018-F-2869 BioOp Fort Benning RCW Conservation and Crediting Program

2018-I-0454 Benning IT Request_BO

2018-I-0798 MPTR Final Report

2018-I-2499 Oscar Range Complex Final Report

2018-I-2868 Benning Unprotecting Clusters

2018-I-2920 Benning RCW Tree Deletions

2019-I-1217 Revised RCW Monitoring Proposal

2019-I-1218 Removal of Incidental Take from 54 Clusters

2019-I-1398 Dixie Road Range BO RCW Monitoring Final Report

2019-I-2444 Unprotecting Clusters

2019-I-2479 Protected Cluster Marking Changes

ESaM_TNC_Fort Benning Final Report-1

FINAL_Land_Management_Plan_Fort_Benning_ACUB_Lands_05092018

Fort Benning ACUB Parcel Priority Ranking Matrix

The U.S. Army intends to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act to analyze impacts associated with the Army's proposal to develop, operate, and maintain a HOMMTA which requires at least 2,400 contiguous acres on Fort Benning to support off-road armor vehicle movement and maneuver.

The training area would support the Maneuver Center of Excellence and tenant units' missions to train the Army's maneuver forces. The action would increase Fort Benning's available heavy off-road maneuver training area, reducing on-post competition for maneuver space. For more information call 706-545-7549 or check out the links below:

• Federal Register Notice of Intent
• HOMMTA FAQs

For more information on wildfires or prescribed burning you can send an email or call 706-544-7075 or 706-544-7081.

For more information on red-cockaded woodpecker call 706-544-7069.

For more information on other wildlife and plant species call 706-544-7079.

For more information on timber management or tree removal call 706-544-7076 or 706-544-7081

• 2008 Annual Report for the Mitigation and Monitoring Plan for the Digital Multipurpose Range Complex (DMPRC)
• 2009 Annual Report for the Mitigation and Monitoring Plan for the Digital Multipurpose Range Complex (DMPRC)
• DMPRC Annual Report 2006 Notice of Availability
• Notice of Availability of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Fort Benning, GA
• Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Fort Benning, GA
• Notice of Meetings, March 2, 2004 & March 4, 2004

Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Fort Benning, GA

• Notice of Availability (NOA)
• FEIS
• Figures
• Appendices
• Notice of Availability of the Record of Decision for the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Fort Benning, Georgia.
• Record of Decision for the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex, Fort Benning, Georgia.

Annual Report for the Mitigation and Monitoring Plan for the Digital Multipurpose Range Complex (DMPRC)

2005

• Revised Figure 2: Old vs. New DMPRC Design

2006

• DMPRC Annual Report 2006 Notice of Availability
• DMPRC Annual Mitigation Monitoring Report 2006
  

Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC) Final Supplemental Environmental Assessment (SEA)

• Signed Notice of Availability (NOA) Supplemental Environmental Assessment (SEA)
• Figures - Environmental Assessment (EA)
• Appendices - Environmental Assessment (EA)
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact (FNSI) for the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex Vegetation Removal and Range Modifications, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC) Vegetation Removal and Range Modifications. Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Errata Sheet to the Supplemental Assessment (SEA) for the the Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC) Vegetation Removal and Range Modifications. Fort Benning, Georgia

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• Final Certified Historic Properties Component

• Notice of Availability of the Supplemental Environmental Assessment of the Water Treatment and Distribution System and the Wastewater Collection and Treatment System, Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama
• Supplemental Environmental Assessment of the Water Treatment and Distribution System and the Wastewater Collection and Treatment System, Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama
• Privatization of the Water Treatment and Distribution System and Wastewater Collection and Treatment System, Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment for the Proposed National Infantry Museum, Fort Benning, Georgia, July 2004
• Environmental Assessment for the Proposed National Infantry Museum, Fort Benning, Georgia, July 2004
• Notice of Availability of the Errata Sheet and Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the Environmental Assessment of the National Infantry Museum, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Errata Sheet to the Environmental Assessment of the National Infantry Museum, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the Environmental Assessment of the National Infantry Museum, Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Construction of a Shopping Center, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Construction of a Shopping Center, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Notice of Availability of the Final Draft Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Construction of a Shopping Center, Fort Benning, Georgia, July 2005
• Final Draft Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Construction of a Shopping Center, Fort Benning, Georgia, July 2005
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the Environmental Assessment of the Proposed Construction of a Shopping Center, Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment for Temporary Brigade Combat Team (BCT) Support Facilities and BCT Training at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Environmental Assessment for Temporary Brigade Combat Team (BCT) Support Facilities and BCT Training at Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment for the Integrated Pest Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Environmental Assessment for the Integrated Pest Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Fort Benning Stray Animal Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment of the Residential Communities Initiative at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Environmental Assessment of the Residential Communities Initiative at Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment for the Construction of an Infantry Platoon Battle Course at Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama
• Environmental Assessment for the Construction of an Infantry Platoon Battle Course at Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama
• Finding of No Significant Impact for the Environmental Assessment for the Construction of the Infantry Platoon Battle Course, Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama
• IPBC Project Map

• Notice of Availability of the Environmental Assessment for the 362nd Multi-Role Bridge Company Establishment at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Environmental Assessment for the 362nd Multi-Role Bridge Company Establishment at Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Intent to prepare the Fort Benning Transformation Environmental Impact Statement (for Realignment Actions Resulting from the 2005 Base Closure and Realignment Commission’s Recommendations - Federal Register / Vol. 70, No. 225 / Wednesday, November 23, 2005 / Notices)

Notices | Ledger Enquirer

• Tri-County Journal
• Bayonet
• Ledger Enquirer Legal Section

Briefing Materials

• Fact Sheet
• Comment Sheet
• Welcome Poster
• NEPA Process
• Proposed Action Overview
• Purpose and Need
• Proposed Action Cantonment
• Proposed Action Ranges
• Notice of Availability for the Fort Benning Transformation Environmental Impact Statement

Environmental Impact Statement for the Fort Benning Transformation Environmental Impact Statement

• Volume 1
• Volume 2 - Appendices
• Ft. Benning Transformation ROD 11-29-07

• Notice of Availability of EA and FONSI for Implementation of the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan at Fort Benning, GA (2001)
• Environmental Assessment of the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan for Fort Benning Army Installation (2001)
• Finding of No Significant Impact for Proposed Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, Fort Benning, GA (2001)
• Notice of Availability of Final Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact of the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia (2014)
  
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact of the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia (2014)
• Final Environmental Assessment for the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia (2014)
• Fort Benning Integrate Natural Resources Management Plan, 2014 Revision
• Finding of No Significant Impact of the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan, Fort Benning, Georgia (2014)

• Notice of Availability Environmental Assessment for Uchee Creek Campground Expansion in Russell County, Alabama
• Environmental Assessment for Uchee Creek Campground Expansion in Russell County, Alabama
• Finding of No Significant Impact for Proposed Uchee Creek Campground Expansion in Russell County, Alabama
• Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact for Proposed Uchee Creek Campground Expansion in Russell County, Alabama

• Supplemental Environmental Assessment (SEA) II and Finding of No Significant Impact (FNSI)
  • Signed Notice of Availability (NOA) for SEA II and FNSI
  • Final Finding of No Significant Impact
  • Executive Summary
  • Final SEA II
  • Appendix A
  • Acronyms
• Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact Infrastructure Footprint Reduction Program at Fort Benning, Georgia
  • Notice of Availability for the Infrastructure Footprint Reduction Program Environmental Assessment
  • Infrastructure Footprint Reduction Program Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact

Scoping News Ad

• Draft Environmental Assessment for the Outdoor Recreation Plan (ODRP) for Ft. Benning, GA
• Environmental Assessment for the Outdoor Recreation Plan (ODRP) for Ft. Benning, GA

• Fort Benning ROD 8-5-2009
• MCOE Biological Opinion - May 2009 PDF
• Final Environmental Impact Statement MCOE Fort Benning, GA Volume I
• Final Environmental Impact Statement MCOE Fort Benning, GA Volume II - Comments and Responses and Appendices
• Notice of Intent to Prepare an Impact Statement for the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning
• Notice of Meeting, March 18, 2008
• Notice of Availability of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Maneuver Center of Excellence , Fort Benning, GA
• Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning, GA
• MCOE BA Executive Summary
• MCOE Final BA

MCOE BA Appendices

• LIST OF APPENDICES.pdf
• Appendix A. Other Alternatives.pdf
• Appendix B. BRAC Translocation Monitoring and Implementation Plan.pdf
• Appendix C. BRAC Transformation RCW Demographic Monitoring Plan Revised 2 Apr 08.pdf
• Appendix D. Final BRAC Access Plan Revised 2 Apr 08.pdf
• Appendix E. Beaten Zone Memorandum_2008.pdf
• Appendix F. Fort Benning ACUB program.pdf
• Appendix G. Cavity Trees Within Impacted Clusters ALTA,B.pdf
• Appendix H. Foraging Habitat Analysis Tables 001-100.pdf
• Appendix H. Foraging Habitat Analysis Tables 101-200.pdf
• Appendix H. Foraging Habitat Analysis Tables 201-298.pdf
• Appendix I. Foraging Partition Figures 01-50.pdf
• Appendix I. Foraging Partition Figures 101-149.pdf
• Appendix I. Foraging Partition Figures 51-100.pdf
• Appendix J. Environmental Awareness Training at Fort Benning.pdf
• Appendix K. Fort Benning Land Management Plan.pdf

• Notice of Availability for the Proposed Implementation of the Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Plan (I3MP), Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the Proposed Implementation of the Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Plan (I3MP), Fort Benning, Georgia
• Proposed Implementation of the Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Plan (I3MP) at Fort Benning, Georgia

• Environmental Assessment Master Plan for the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center at Camp Butler, Ft. Benning, Georgia
• Notice of Availability for the Draft Environmental Assessment Master Plan for the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center at Camp Butler, Ft. Benning, Georgia
• Notice of Availability, Final Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center at Camp Butler, Ft. Benning, Georgia
• Final Environmental Assessment of the Master Plan for the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center at Camp Butler, Ft. Benning, Georgia
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact of the Master Plan for the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center at Camp Butler, Ft. Benning, Georgia
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact of the Master Plan for the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center at Camp Butler, Ft. Benning, Georgia

• Final Finding of No Significant Impact, 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) Complex and Upgrade to Tank Trail, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Notice of Availability for the Final Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for the 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) Complex and Upgrade to Tank Trail, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Environmental Assessment Master Plan for the 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) Complex and Upgrade to Tank Trail, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Environmental Assessment Master Plan for the 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) Complex and Upgrade to Tank Trail, Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability, Final Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for the Proposed Army Lodging Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for the Proposed Army Lodging Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Army Lodging Facility, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the Proposed Army Lodging Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability, Final Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for White Elementary School Replacement, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for White Elementary School Replacement, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Environmental Assessment for White Elementary School Replacement, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for White Elementary School Replacement, Fort Benning, Georgia

• Federal Register Notice for Publication of Final PEA for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment
• PEA for Army Force Structure Realignment - Chapters 1-4
• PEA for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment - Sections 4.1-4.7
• PEA for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment - Sections 4.8-4.15
• PEA for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment - Sections 4.16-4.24
• PEA for Army Force Structure Realignment - Chapters 5-7
• Federal Register Notice for 30-day Extension of Comment Period
• Federal Register Notice for Publication of FNSI
• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment

• Federal Register Notice for Publication of Final Supplemental PEA for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment (26 June 2014)
• Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment (June 2014)
• Finding of No Significant Impact for the Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment (October 2014)

• Notice of Availability of the Final Environmental Assessment Final Environmental Assessment for Implementation of a 30MW PV Solar Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia.
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for the Implementation of a 30MW PV Solar Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia.
• Final Environmental Assessment for Implementation of a 30MW PV Solar Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia.
• Finding of No Significant Impact for the Implementation of a 30MW PV Solar Facility at Fort Benning, Georgia.
• Environmental condition of Property Report, 30 Megawatt Solar Photovoltaic Array, Fort Benning, Gerogia (September 2014)

• Final Finding of No Significant Impact for the Enhanced Training Environmental Assessment, Fort Benning, Georgia
• Notice of Availability for the Final Environmental Assessment and Draft finding of No Significant Impact, Enhanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for Enhanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Environmental Assessment for Enhanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Final Biological Assessment for Enhanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia
• Appendices A-G for the Enhanced Training Biological Assessment
• USFWS Biological Opinion for the Enhanced Training Biological Assessment

• Notice of Availability for the Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact NOSC Relocation
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for NOSC Relocation
• Navy Operational Support Center Relocation Environmental Assessment
• Finding of No Significant Impact for NOSC Relocation
• Notice of Availability for the Supplemental Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact NOSC Relocation
• Draft Finding of No Significant Impact for NOSC Relocation Supplemental Environmental Assessment
• Navy Operational Support Center Relocation Supplemental Environmental Assessment

• Notice of Availability for the United States Army Marksmanship Unit HQ Complex Environmental Assessment
• United States Army Marksmanship Unit HQ Complex Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact
• Finding of No Significant Impact for Army Marksmanship Unit HQ Complex
• Finding of No Significant Impact for Infrastructure Footprint Reduction Program

• Notice of Intent for the Environmental Impact Statement for the Development of a Heavy Off-Road Mounted Maneuver Training Area at Fort Benning, Georgia

• Notice of Availability for the 75th Ranger Regiment Field Ammunition Supply Point Environmental Assessment
• 75th Ranger Regiment Field Ammunition Supply Point Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact
• Finding of No Significant Impact for 75th Ranger Regiment Field Ammunition Supply Point

• Notice of Availability for the Artillery Firing Point Expansions & Maintenance of the Open Field Training Environment Environmental Assessment
• Artillery Firing Point Expansions & Maintenance of the Open Field Training Environment Environmental Assessment and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact