Defense Environmental Restoration Program Sites: Superfund Program

The Defense Environmental Restoration Program (DERP) was established by the Department of Defense (DoD) to address contamination from past DoD operations and restore land to useable conditions at active installations, Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS), and Base Realignment and Closure locations. The Installation Restoration Program (IRP) was established by the DoD in 1975 to address contamination from a hazardous substance or pollutants, and to restore DoD sites affected by past operations. In 2001 the Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) was established to address munitions response sites (MRSs) with known or suspected to contain munitions and explosives of concern (MEC) and/or munitions constituents.

The Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Environmental Response and Remediation is the lead regulatory agency on the non-NPL DoD sites. UDEQ DERR works closely with the lead agency to ensure the selected remedies protect human health and the environment.

SiteState Project ManagerStatus
Utah Test and Training Range
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
Air Force Active Installation – MMRP
Utah Test and Training Range
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
Air Force Active Installation – MMRP
Dugway Proving Grounds
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
Army Active Installation – MMRP
Tooele Army Depot – North
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
Active Installation – Army – MMRP; NPL listed
Tooele Army Depot – North
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
Active Installation – Army – IRP; NPL listed
Tooele Army Depot – South
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
Active Installation – Army – MMRP
Yellow Jacket Target Area
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
Carrington Island Precision Bombing Range
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
Wendover Bombing Range
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
Wendover Special Weapons Bombing Range
Tooele County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
Hurricane Mesa
Washington County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
Clearfield Naval SupplyKaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – IRP/HTRW
Camp Williams
Salt Lake County
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
NDNODS – MMRP
Eagle Mountain
Eagle Mountain, Utah
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
NDNODS – MMRP
Utah Lake
Provo, Utah
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
NDNODS – MMRP
Winchester Hills
St. George, Utah
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
NDNODS – MMRP
Manti Small Arms Range
Manti, Utah
Kaleb VanArsdale (kvanarsdale@utah.gov
(385) 391-5925
FUDS – MMRP
  • FUDS – Formerly Used Defense Sites
  • HTRW – Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste
  • IRP – Installation Restoration Program
  • MMRP – Military Munitions Response Program
  • NDNODS – Non-DoD Owned, Non-Operational Defense Sites
  • NPL – National Priority List

Other Resources

  • Camp Williams Restoration Advisory Board
    The cornerstone of a proactive community involvement program to promote communication between local citizens and the Utah National Guard regarding munitions response.
  • Defense Environmental Restoration Program
    Through this program DOD cleans up the environment in its active installations and formerly used defense sites.
  • FUDS Inventory
    A map displays FUDS inventory as of September 30, 2013.

If you come across a military munitions practice the three R’s: Recognize, Retreat, and Report

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