Col. Caleb Lewis officially assumed command of Letterkenny Army Depot (LEAD) from Col. Donald Santillo during a change of ...

Dwayne enjoyed spending time with his family and was an avid sports fan. He rooted the hardest and loudest for his beloved ...

High-level technical rescue training for firefighters at Fort Detrick and throughout the region is ultimately enhancing the ...

The depot said it has used a contractor workforce to help accomplish temporary workload surges to meet Department of Army mission requirements.

Chambersburg Fire Dept. and surrounding mutual aid fire companies were alerted and dispatched by Franklin County 911 to a house fire on Friday, June 13 in the 500 block of ...

More Interested individuals can send an email to the Letterkenny Army Depot Public Affairs Office at [email protected] for more details. This opportunity is ...

For the first time in history, the Letterkenny Army Depot’s Fire and Emergency Services onboarded a firefighter and service animal team.

In April 2024, Letterkenny Army Depot tested drinking water systems at 88 wells on private properties near the depot, finding per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in neighboring drinking water.

Letterkenny Army Depot is expanding the area in which it tests the local water supply for chemicals that until recently were used in fire training exercises on the military installation.

A contractor at Letterkenny Army Depot will lay off 61 people. Virginia-based Bowhead Logistics Management filed a WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice with the Pennsylvania ...

Letterkenny Army Depot is preparing to contact owners of properties adjacent to the Industrial Area to seek permission to test the quality of drinking water in wells.

“Letterkenny Army Depot has 80 years of history built upon the shoulders of innovators and trailblazers. We are building tomorrow’s legacy with the choices we make today,” said Williams.