Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

An Initial Assessment Study (IAS) of MCB Camp Pendleton was conducted in September 1984. The IR Program at MCB Camp Pendleton includes 74 sites grouped into five Operable Units (OUs) based on similarities, such as types of environmental issues, selected cleanup methods, and/or physical location. To date, 58 of these IR Sites have been cleaned up and/or closed. There are currently 16 active IR Sites in the MCB Camp Pendleton’s IR Program, all in different phases of the cleanup process.

 

In July 2010, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton developed a Community Involvement Plan (CIP). The purpose of the CIP is to outline methods to promote reciprocal communication amongst MCB Camp Pendleton IR Program representatives, Camp Pendleton personnel, and members of the surrounding communities, and to provide opportunities for meaningful and active involvement by the community in decisions regarding the cleanup process.

Visit our Cleanup and Community pages for more information on our active IR Sites.

To learn about program resources, including contact information for program personnel and resources to access program-related documents available for public review, visit our Contact page.

To view current documents electronically, visit our Documents page.

To find out out about upcoming Public Meetings, Public Comment Periods, and FFA Meetings, view our Meetings page.

To view historical meeting minutes from program-relates meetings, visit our Minutes page.

To view a glossary of technical terminology or to see a list of acronyms found on this site, visit our Terminology page.