CAMPAIGN
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard - Cleanup Overview
CAMPAIGN
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard - Cleanup Overview
The Ongoing Cleanup at the Shipyard
We are dedicated to creating a healthier environment for the Bayview-Hunters Point community. The Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, once an active U.S. Naval base, is undergoing a multi-year cleanup to remove toxic materials to protect both the community and the environment. Stay updated on the cleanup progress and learn how you can protect your health.Learn More About the ShipyardStaying Informed and Safe Together
Get Cleanup Updates
We offer up-to-date information on the Navy's ongoing efforts to restore the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard. Check out our Cleanup Status page to stay informed about the progress on each parcel of the Shipyard and review our Resource Library to find relevant documents, reports, and presentations.
Health and Safety
Your health and safety are our top priority. We provide health-related resources to help the public take protective actions. Explore our Health and Safety Information page to learn how to safeguard your health during the Shipyard cleanup. Consult with your primary healthcare provider to obtain advice and treatment that is specifically tailored to your health needs.
Stay Connected
The Navy offers an outreach program to keep the community informed. Here's how you can stay connected with what's happening at the Shipyard cleanup:
- Attend Hunter's Point Shipyard Citizen’s Advisory Committee (CAC) meetings. The Navy and regulatory agencies present on cleanup activities and take public comments.
- Learn more about the status of cleanup activities from the Navy by calling the Shipyard Info Line at (415) 295-4742 or emailing info@sfhpns.com.
- Meet with Dr. Higley, the Navy's Community Technical Liaison for radiological health and safety, by calling (541) 737-0675 or emailing kathryn.higley@oregonstate.edu.