A construction crew struck an unexploded World War II-era phosphorus bomb today on Patch Barracks. The device was disarmed and removed by local authorities, and five workers were taken to a local hospital for observation due to exposure to vapors. There is no threat to Patch Barracks or the local community.Read More

One person was transported by emergency services to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a vehicle accident at the Patch Barracks main gate. The barrier remains functional and gate operations are back to normal.Read More

A major renovation project affecting the Patch Fitness Center and nearby facilities will begin in the coming months in support of requirements related to ventilation and climate control. The phased project will mean no full or large-scale closure of the fitness center.Read More

Voting is a fundamental right and should not be taken for granted. Personnel stationed overseas can still vote in city, county, state, or federal elections. Ensure you are registered and have requested ballots for upcoming elections to make your voice heard.Read More

The outbound lane of the Patch Barracks main gate will be closed from approximately 8 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday, Sept. 17, 2022 for maintenance. During this time, outbound traffic will be redirected to the K&K Gate approximately 500 feet south. Inbound traffic will continue to use the main gate, and impacts to traffic are expected to be minimal.Read More