PROGRAM COMMUNICATIONS
a. ER Program Personnel
MCAS Miramar’s ER Program project team is a division of installation’s Environmental Department, located in Building 6022. Call 858-307-6702 to speak to an ER Program representative if you have questions or concerns regarding environmental cleanup activities.
b. Administrative Record
The complete Administrative Record (AR) for MCAS Miramar is maintained at NAVFAC SW in San Diego, California. It includes project documents, technical reports, and any other supporting documentation that form the basis for selection of remedial actions under the ER Program. The address for the AR is 1220 Pacific Highway, San Diego, CA 92132. You may contact the AR Administrator at (619) 532-3667 to schedule an appointment to review documents. AR hours are 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
c. Information Repositories
Two Information Repositories have been established for MCAS Miramar’s IR Program to provide the local community with opportunities to review project documents. A copy of the complete AR index and pertinent program-related documents are available for public review at these established resources. The base location is housed in the Environmental Department’s Offices in Building 6022, and the off-site location is at the Mira Mesa Public Library, located at 8405 New Salem Street. Please call the library directly at (858) 538-8165 to confirm current library hours. Environmental Department Office Hours are 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. weekdays.
d. Email Distribution List
An email distribution List has been developed to communicate program achievements and information. If you would like to be added to this email distribution list, please contact the ER Program Manager at 858-307-6702.
e. Fact Sheets
Fact sheets provide information about the environmental cleanup program, removal actions, and plans for removal of hazardous wastes at cleanup sites on base. These documents will be available on this website and may be emailed to members of the distribution list.
f. Public Comment Periods
Public comment periods allow members of the community to participate in the environmental cleanup process at MCAS Miramar at critical times in the cleanup process. All public comments received by the Marine Corps will continue to be considered and, as appropriate, incorporated into final documents.