Fort Campbell Garrison Commander Col. Jeremy Bell says, “This has been a long time coming. We made a promise to our Soldiers and Families to improve their quality of life on Fort Campbell and we are ready to deliver in a big way.”
Fort Campbell will do its part to follow through on the Army’s commitment to significantly improve Family housing. U.S. Army Garrison-Fort Campbell and Lendlease, the Army’s privatized housing partner, will celebrate the commencement of an $87.4 million housing development project focused on junior enlisted housing during a groundbreaking ceremony March 4.The improvements, approved by the Army in 2020, will construct 144 new three- and four-bedroom homes, majorly renovate 170 homes, and demolish 250 homes over the next five years.“This has been a long time coming. We made a promise to our Soldiers and Families to improve their quality of life on Fort Campbell and we are ready to deliver in a big way,” said Fort Campbell Garrison Commander Col.
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Fort Campbell hosted a virtual pandemic update Tuesday and the post is spiking with coronavirus cases like its neighbors in Kentucky and Tennessee.
101st Airborne Division and Fort Campbell commander, Maj. Gen. Brian Winksi says there are no active duty soldiers in a hospital with COVID-19, but they are at a “high water mark” for cases.