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Fort Bragg is committed to being an environmental steward of natural
resources and protecting training lands for future generations.
The mission of the Environmental Compliance Branch (ECB) is to support all
Fort Bragg military operations and civilian activities by ensuring that the
installation maintains the highest level of environmental compliance.
The ECB works to include environmental considerations in the early planning
stages of all projects, thus ensuring that environmental issues do not
become training distracters. |
Environmental Compliance Branch
News
On October 1 2009, North Carolina became the first state in the Southeast
to ban plastic bottles from landfills. Rigid plastic containers with resin
codes 1-7 must be recycled. The plastic containers can be stored in the
collection bins provided by the Environmental Compliance Office. Plastic
containers can be dropped off at the Recycling Facility, Building 3-1240,
Monday - Friday from 0730-1600. Please contact the recycling office for
detailed information at 396-5323.
12.5.09 - Household Electronic Waste Recycling Collection Event at the North and South Post PX parking lots The Fort Bragg Directorate of Public Works (DPW) Environmental Division (ED) will host a Household Electronic Waste Recycling Event on Saturday 5 December, 2009. Unwanted household electronics will be collected between the hours of 1100 and 1500 at a designated collection point in both the North and South Post PX parking lots. The following household electronics will be accepted free of charge: computer monitors, CPUs, laptops, printers, scanners, keyboards, USB cables, mouse, televisions, video game systems, video games, CDs, DVDs, and telephones. These items are also accepted free of charge Monday through Friday between the hours of 0730 and 1600 at the DPW Recycling Facility located behind Bldg. 3-1137 Computer hard drives should be removed and destroyed prior to turn-in; however, the destroyed hard drives should be turned in for recycling. Government-owned electronic equipment will not be accepted. Government-owned electronic equipment should be turned in to DRMO for proper processing and recycling by DRMO. During this event we will also be collecting waste cooking oil/grease left over from the Thanksgiving festivities. For further details please contact Eric Torres at 432-8450 or the Hazardous Waste office at 396-2141.
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