On February 23, 2021 Fort Detrick introduced the Civilian and Health Promotion Program. The new program allows employees to take advantage of three hours per week to designate towards physical activity.
Every year, National Fire Prevention Week (October 5-11, 2025) serves as a vital reminder of the importance of fire safety and prevention. This year, the Fort Detrick community is coming together to raise awareness, share life-saving tips, and encourage everyone to take proactive steps to protect their families, homes, and workplaces from the devastating effects of fire.
Fort Detrick's leadership and emergency management officials are using this month to remind service members and their families, civilian employees, retirees, and contractors of the need for personal and family preparedness. A ready workforce and community begins with ready individuals.
On August 18, Fort Detrick faced a simulated cyberattack that brought its network and phone systems to a standstill, forcing the garrison to react to a sudden communications blackout. This Integrated Protection Exercise wasn't just about technical recovery; it was a crucial test of Fort Detrick's agility—evaluating how first responders reacted, how communications would be maintained with the community, the ability to shift resources to...
On August 18, Fort Detrick faced a simulated cyberattack that brought its network and phone systems to a standstill, forcing the garrison to react to a sudden communications blackout. This Integrated Protection Exercise wasn't just about technical recovery; it was a crucial test of Fort Detrick's agility—evaluating how first responders reacted, how communications would be maintained with the community, the ability to shift resources to...