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Construction costs were up considerably during 2023, with $21,200,000 spent on construction with only $9,647,380 million spent in 2022.

Saratoga Springs acquired the rights to build a new cemetery near Camp Williams with the help of Herriman and the Utah National Guard.

Grants to Florida military communities support infrastructure projects, economic diversification efforts, and military community relations.

Governor Ron DeSantis today announced more than $6.1 million in awards to military communities

Brig. Gen. Lowell Kruse plans to retire after a six years at the helm. Kruse presented the annual update before the Baxter City Council highlighting activities, changes at Camp Ripley.

Landowners from a six-county radius gathered at the Ehlen property to attend two hay ride tours covering forest harvests and wildlife dimensions of forest management and a classroom session.

A $400,000 contribution renews focus on the Sentinel Landscape, where private lands’ forest management can improve resiliency and habitat, protect the National Guard’s mission.

In his role as environmental management division chief at Fort Knox, there’s not a corner of the military installation that Dan Musel does not touch.