Our MissionOur Mission – US Army Garrison Fort Hood, a power projection platform, in support of the full spectrum of operations: provides responsible stewardship of resources; provides services and maintains infrastructure; enables training of joint/combined expeditionary forces; mobilizes/demobilizes RC forces; establishes a safe, secure environment; provides for the well-being of the DA Family; fosters relationships with surrounding communities; and sustains/supports Army transformation.

Fort Hood – DoD’s enduring “Great Place” – the Army’s Premier Installation;Ready for any mission;

Leading change in the Army;Committed to the well-being of our DA family

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Environmental In-briefEnvironmental Compliance Assessment Team

MOB/DEMOB BRIEFING

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LEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVES

• How is Fort Hood different than your home station?

• Fort Hood’s Environmental Policy!

• Environmental resources for assistance! DPW Classification Unit – North Ave & 37th, 254-288-7627 Fort Hood Recycle – 72nd & Santa Fe, 254-287-2336 DPW-ENV Office, 77th & Warehouse, 254-287-6499 Bio-Remediation Facility, 37th & North Ave, 254-286-5993 Environmental Trainer – 254-287-8755

• Environmental Compliance Assessment Team (ECAT) 254-287-9604, 287-9103, 287-9105, or 286-7997 Who is your ECAT?

• Fort Hood Regulation 200-1

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ECAT

• Dale Frederick Team Leader, Garrison Activities 287-9103• Daniel Smart 1CD 286-7997• TC Coffman 4ID, 3rd ACR, MOB/DEMOB, 21st CAV 287-9604• Derrick Born 13CC, Contractors, Separate Brigades 287-9105

ECAT MOI (Draft) ECAT Checklist Environmental Training Semi-annual Assessments Follow-up Assessments Courtesy Assessment Routine Drive-thru’s Assistance Visits Deployment/Re-deployment briefs Motor Pool Closeouts

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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?