North Highlands
Air National Guard Station
In the photo, firefighters at the North Highlands ANG Station participate in a routine fire-fighting drill using carcinogenic foam in in 1981.
The ANG Station is the home of the 162nd Combat Communications Group of the California Air National Guard and occupies approximately 8 acres 6 miles northeast of downtown Sacramento, California, adjacent to the former McClellan Air Force Base.
The property is currently under a 30-year lease agreement with the City of Sacramento, expiring in June 2022. The property has been occupied by the 162nd CCG since 1950, when the ANG Station was constructed on land formerly used for agriculture. Operations at the ANG Station include ground vehicle; aerospace ground equipment; and communication maintenance, and administrative activities. Wastes generated by these operations include waste oils, fuels, spent batteries, battery acid, paint thinners, and solvents.
The ANG Station is the home of the 162nd Combat Communications Group of the California Air National Guard and occupies approximately 8 acres 6 miles northeast of downtown Sacramento, California, adjacent to the former McClellan Air Force Base.
The property is currently under a 30-year lease agreement with the City of Sacramento, expiring in June 2022. The property has been occupied by the 162nd CCG since 1950, when the ANG Station was constructed on land formerly used for agriculture. Operations at the ANG Station include ground vehicle; aerospace ground equipment; and communication maintenance, and administrative activities. Wastes generated by these operations include waste oils, fuels, spent batteries, battery acid, paint thinners, and solvents.
See the Compliance Restoration Program – Western Region 1 Final Preliminary Assessment/Site Investigation Work Plan 162nd Combat Communications Group North Highlands Air National Guard North Highlands, California, March 2013
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