Fort Ord Superfund Site
Marina, CA
Ford Ord, a former US Army base, was one of America’s largest and most complex contaminated site. Solvents, metals, lead in firing ranges, unexploded munitions, TCE in groundwater, and a leaking landfill are among the issues of concern at Fort Ord.
The Fort Ord Environmental Justice Network (FOEJN) was funded under the EPA TAG Superfund program. Environmental Stewardship Concepts 
provided technical support to the citizens for the cleanup of numerous contaminated areas. Our work included reviewing reports, briefing the community, submitting comments to the Army and coordinating with FOEJN over strategy.
Resources
FOEJN flyer on Prescribed Burning
Learn more about the Fort Ord Environmental Justice Network
ESC Documents
Presentation for the Fort Ord Environmental Justice Network regarding Del Ray Oaks
Community involvement in Fort Ord: A Year of Progress through Technical Advising
FOEJN Presentation on Prescribed Burning
Carbon Tetrachloride Fact Sheet
ESC’s comments on Off-Site Groundwater Extraction Pilot Study and Quarterly Monitoring of Operable Unit 1
FOEJN Public Comment
Fort Ord: Challenges, Successes, and Lessons for Communities
Fort Ord: Track 3 issues
Community Perspectives on the Fort Ord Cleanup
White Paper on Health Effects