HOHENFELS, Germany — Installation Management Command-Europe is providing Europe’s garrisons with more than $150 million in Sustainment, Restoration and Management funds during fiscal year 2009 which will mean environmental, cost and logistical improvements for U.S. Army Garrison Hohenfels that translate into improvements in the quality of life infrastructure for Hohenfels Soldiers, family members and employees.
“In Soldier terms, this means that we in the installation management business will be eliminating some of the backlog of nagging maintenance deficiencies in our barracks and around our communities while simultaneously making some wise capital investments to our infrastructure thus improving sustainability and quality of life,” Diane Devens, director of IMCOM-Europe, said in a press release.
via Hohenfels capital improvements mean cost and environmental savings, more reliable services.
