Fort Ord (former)

Monterey County, California, USA · California

Army

Closed Army installation on the Superfund National Priorities List for solvent-contaminated groundwater and munitions areas.

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Documented hazards

TCE in groundwater from the Operable Unit 2 landfill area

TCE / PCE and industrial solvents
Documented period
Landfill operations approximately 1956–1987; base closed 1994
Potential exposure pathways
Groundwater, Soil

What is documented

Base landfills and maintenance operations released solvents into groundwater. EPA listed Fort Ord on the National Priorities List in 1990.

Documented hazard — not a VA presumptive exposure location

VA has not established a location-based presumption of exposure for this installation and period. Service here does not by itself establish exposure or service connection.

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