The Final Site Inspection Report for the MMRP Munitions Response Sites dated May 2008 produced by E2M is in public review until June 30, 2009.
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news release.
Click here for document review.
The next RVAAP Restoration Advisory Board Meeting will be held May 20th, 2009 at Paris Township Hall at 6 pm. Click here for agenda.
On December 16, 2008, a public meeting was held to answer questions concerning the Proposed Plan for the Soil and Dry Sediment at the RVAAP-49 Central Burn Pits. Click for a transcript and slideshow of the meeting.
Read local news articles in RVAAP in the News.
Click here to review the RVAAP Site Tour Agenda of 1968. It provides many statistics about the size and capabilities of the facility at that time.
Click here to read the RVAAP Installation Action Plan for FY08.
Be sure to check out our new Current Activities page for photos and info on the latest developments at RVAAP.
2007 FWGWMP Reference Documents
Click here to view the RVAAP Access Web Site Presentation.
Ravenna
Army Ammunition Plant
Uniting National Defense and Environmental
Restoration
The Ravenna Army Ammunition
Plant (RVAAP) in Ravenna, Ohio, formerly produced ammunition for U.S. military
during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam conflict. About 93% of
the property that had been part of the RVAAP now has been transferred to the
stewardship of the Ohio National Guard. This transfer created the Ravenna
Training and Logistics Site (RTLS). The RTLS serves as a training ground for
the Ohio Army National Guard. The remaining RVAAP property is being studied
and cleaned up as needed to make its grounds environmentally safe for eventual
transfer to the Ohio National Guard.
This federal land, situated in Portage and Trumbull counties in northeast
Ohio, is under a cleanup program that will identify and cleanup environmental
contamination left from early operations.
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