Cleanup at the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard

We are committed to fostering a healthy environment that supports the health of the Bayview- Hunters Point community. The Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, a former active U.S. Naval base, is undergoing a multi-year cleanup of toxic materials to protect the community and environment. Follow this page for updates.

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Stay safe, healthy, and informed

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Get cleanup status updates

We provide current information on the Navy's efforts to clean-up and restore the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, addressing toxic pollution. Read our cleanup status updates to find out what’s happening in each parcel on the Shipyard.

 

Draft Five Year Report

The Navy has prepared the draft Fifth Five Year Review Report (FYR), a required periodic evaluation of the cleanup program. The report evaluates if a cleanup solution protects, or will protect, human health and the environment.

 

The draft FYR Report is available on the Navy’s website January 23, 2024 – March 31, 2024, for public review and feedback. Comments can be submitted electronically to HPNS_FYR_Comments@us.navy.mil 

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Learn how to protect your health

Your health and safety is our primary concern. Read our health and safety information to learn:

  • How to protect your health during clean up efforts
  • What to do if you've been exposed to radiation, pollution, toxins, or excessive dust
  • What to do if you develop symptoms or have been diagnosed with a medical condition
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Stay connected

The Navy provides updates to community members and invites public participation in meetings and events. To sign up click here.

 

Additional ways to stay connected:

  1. Hunters Point Shipyard Citizen’s Advisory Committee (CAC) is a group of San Francisco community residents and business owners selected by the mayor to oversee the redevelopment process. CAC host monthly open and public meetings. See calendar here.

 

  1. Call the Navy’s Local Information Line (415) 295-4742.

 

  1. Contact or schedule a meeting with the Navy’s Community Technical Liaison

         Dr. Kathryn Higley

         (541) 737-0675

         kathryn.higley@oregonstate.edu