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Ft. Eisenhower to resume normal operations on Friday

By Rakiyah Lenon,

16 hours ago

FORT EISENHOWER, Ga. (WJBF) – Fort Eisenhower is set to resume normal operations on Friday, Oct. 11, two weeks after Hurricane Helene resulted in a limitation of activities at the military installation.

Commanding General Major Gen. Ryan Janovic said in a statement on Oct. 10:

“We are ready to re-open the gates of Fort Eisenhower and welcome back the full workforce, our beneficiaries, and the community. Over the past two weeks, herculean work has been accomplished on and off the installation – recovering from Hurricane Helene has been possible because of teamwork, community commitment, and neighborly care. We have all learned more about resilience and readiness. I am humbled to be on this team and thankful for the support from the whole Army.”

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