Comment requested on Dahlgren Environmental Restoration Program

In one environmental cleanup project at NSF Dahlgren, contaminated soil at a former chemical waste evaporation pond was removed and the site was further excavated to expose the groundwater table to allow application of a calcium polysulfide solution to assist in remediating groundwater contaminated with elevated levels of hexavalent chromium. - Credit: U.S. Navy photo

Naval Support Activity South Potomac and the Naval Support Facility (NSF) Dahlgren Installation Restoration Team are in the process of updating the NSF Dahlgren Environmental Restoration Program’s Community Involvement Plan (CIP). The CIP is a published guide for maintaining a community involvement program focusing on the environmental restoration program at NSF Dahlgren.

The purpose of the Community Involvement Program is to maintain a high level of community understanding and support for the environmental program at NSF Dahlgren. Community involvement objectives are focused on informing the community about cleanup actions and providing opportunities for the public to offer input into the decision-making process.

As part of the update to the Community Involvement Plan, the Navy developed a brief survey questionnaire so that interested community members may provide input. The survey is intended to identify environmental topics of interest and concerns within the community regarding the environmental restoration process, and obtain suggestions on how the Navy can continue to promote community involvement in a convenient and effective manner.


Members of the community, to include NSF Dahlgren military personnel, civilian employees and defense contractors are invited to participate in the survey, which is available online at http://fluidsurveys.com/surveys/navy2013envcomm/nsfd-environ-community-update-2013/?code=. The survey will be available online until April 28, 2013. If you know others who would be interested, please be sure to let them know of the link for the online survey. All contributions to this effort will be appreciated.

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