The Community’s Voice!
The U.S. Army at IAAAP conducts quarterly Environmental Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) Meetings at the West Burlington City Hall from 9:00-10:30 a.m. to discuss topics related to IAAAP’s Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Program also known as “Superfund.”
IAAAP Restoration Advisory Board Mission Statement
The RAB enables the local community and representatives of Government agencies to meet and exchange information about the IAAAP’s environmental clean-up program. These participants then have an opportunity to review progress, participate in dialogue, address concerns, and provide recommendations to the Commander of the IAAAP. Please see the IAAAP RAB Operating Policy.
Now accepting applications for new RAB members, join today!
Member Directory
Meet the members of the Restoration Advisory Board:
LTC Nosse
Jennifer Busard Army Co-Chair
Mark Hagerla Community Member
Hans Trousil Community Co-Chair
Dean Vickstrom Community Member
Julie Solinski Community Member
Wesley March EPA Representative
Robert Haines Community Member
Christa Poggemiller Community Member
Shelly Nellesen IDNR Representative
Bruce Workman Community Member
The U.S. Army is conducting environmental studies and clean-up action at Army installations nationwide under the Installation Restoration Program. The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant (IAAAP) is currently conducting an installation-wide remedial investigation to collect new data. IAAAP has established a Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) to keep the public informed and involved in its clean-up activities as well as to provide opportunities for public involvement in its environmental restoration program.
The RAB will enable the local community and representatives of Government Agencies to meet and exchange information about IAAAP’s environmental clean-up program. It will also provide an opportunity to review progress and participate in dialogue with the decision makers.
RAB members are provided a wide range of technical data regarding clean-up actions as well as independent technical assistance in interpreting the data, if necessary. RAB members are encouraged to provide input when choosing between different clean-up technologies and they also make recommendations regarding annual project and funding priorities.
Current RAB community members are from all walks of life from teachers to retirees from business owners to conservationists. The common desire among all these individuals is to provide a cleaner environment for us all.
RAB Meeting Agendas
You can view and download meeting agendas by the year. Also, find future meeting dates. Click on the year, then the day of the meeting to download the PDF file. RAB Meeting Minutes are part of the Administrative Record.
