Directorate of Public Works

Directorate of Public Works

FORT HOOD, TX

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SERVICE ORDERS Fort Hood (CAC Required) Family Housing

HOUSING Information General Housing Information Key Personnel Barracks Management Applying for Housing Waitlist Info BAH Rates Fact Sheets School Zones Living On Post Housing Photos & Floor Plans Privatized Housing Liberty Village on Fort Hood Community Standards Community Life Program Village Offices Housing Maintenance Clearing Housing Exceptions to Policy Assignment Policy Living Off Post Housing Services Office Temporary Lodging Short-Term Accomodations Off Post Rentals Tenants Rights Deposit Waivers Utilities Community Links Housing Referral Links Tenants Rights

DPW SERVICES Biosite MKT/CK Wash Rack & Water Buffalo Sanitation Purge Facility Soil & Bioremediable Absorbent Turn In Used product Pick-Up & Oil/Water Separator Service Digging Permits Procedures Real Property Planning Division Keys and Locks Regular Keys Safety Program Contact Info Other Services Classification Unit HazMart Pest Control Portable Latrines Project Management Recycling

ENVIRONMENTAL Air Programs Air HAPs/ODCs Outreach Painting Permits Resources Pollution Prevention (P2) ECAT EMS Learning Management Portal Water Water Program Drinking Water Water Conservation Tips Water Quality Report Storm Water Programs Industrial Construction Municipal Other Programs Cultural Resources Energy Management Environmental Training

ORGANIZATION DPW Organization Chart

Public Notices

Public Meeting

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Legal Notices

Environmental Assessments

Administrative Records

Fort Hood Landfill Permit Modification

Road/Bridge Closures

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PUBLIC NOTICES DPW Public Notices

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PRIVACY & SECURITY

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