Marines


Installation Advisories

April 2, 2026, 12:21 p.m.: Installation Access Advisory

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Due to increased security measures, the Trusted Traveler Program that previously allowed DoW-affiliated sponsors to vouch for vehicle occupants for installation access is currently suspended.

To avoid long processing times, all sponsors for unvetted visitors are highly encouraged to submit access requests in advance using the Sponsored Visitor Request process: https://www.lejeune.marines.mil/Offices-Staff/Provost-Marshals-Office/#sponsored-visitor-requests.

Additionally, sponsors can submit access requests in advance for individuals and events via a CAC-enabled website using the I.A.R.A system at https://webapps.mcieast.usmc.mil/IARA/. If using I.A.R.A., your request will be submitted in queue with other event requests.

Once all documents are submitted and approved, the sponsor and visitor can report to the installation Visitor Center to pick up their pass. 

New Camp Lejeune Visitor Center (TT-13) hours are Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Stay up to date with the latest Visitor Center hours and other pertinent information by visiting this section:
https://www.lejeune.marines.mil/Offices-Staff/Provost-Marshals-Office/#visitor-center-information

 

Gate Advisories: MCB Camp Lejeune

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Expand List item 13186Collapse List item 13186  Current Security Posture

The commander of U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) has directed all installations to implement heightened security measures at all entry gates until further notice.  These measures include but are not limited to100% ID checks, random vehicle inspections, and the suspension of the Trusted Traveler Program until further notice.

Drivers should expect delays and possible random inspections at all entry gates and should plan accordingly. These enhanced security measures are being implemented to safeguard our servicemembers, civilians, and families, while ensuring our continued ability to generate and project combat power at the time and place of our Nation’s choosing.

Installation Access Update:

To avoid long processing times, all unvetted visitors are highly encouraged to submit access requests in advance of their visit. Once submitted and approved, the sponsor and visitor can report to the installation Visitor Center to pick up their pass. If the Visitor Center is closed, personnel should report the following business day to receive their pass.

The Trusted Traveler Program previously allowed DoD-affiliated sponsors to vouch for vehicle occupants for installation access. At this time, all unvetted visitors must report to the installation Visitor Center to request access. 

The latest local notice to mariners can be found here: https://www.navcen.uscg.gov/local-notices-to-mariners?district=5+0&subdistrict=n.

Power Outage Advisories

Personnel living in the barracks or BOQ should report any power outages to their barracks manager. Personnel living on base should report any power outages to their PPV housing office maintenance line.

  • Liberty Military Housing: 888-578-4141 
  • Hunt Military Communities: 910-756-3511​
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Expand List item 13192Collapse List item 13192  No current outages to report.

No current outages to report.

prescribeD burn Notice

Forest Protection will be conducting a prescribed burn in the "MD" Training Area on March 27, 2026.



Reminders

•  Be alert for warning signs near prescribed burn areas.
•  Drifting smoke is possible
•  Use headlights and proceed with caution when driving through drift smoke

All prescribed burns, conducted by the Camp Lejeune Forestry Division, are coordinated with the District 4 office of the North Carolina Forest Service in New Bern.



Background

The Camp Lejeune Forestry Division schedules over 20,000 acres of prescribed burning annually. Those burns normally begin in January of each year and are completed by August.  There are two seasons of burning time, dormant season and growing season. Dormant season burning is accomplished between January and the first couple of weeks of March.  Dormant season burning is primarily used to maintain training ranges, reduce forest fuel loads, enhance wildlife habitat and maintain threatened and endangered species habitat. Depending on the weather, growing season burns are normally conducted between June and August. These burns are very effective at restoring native ecosystems, enhancing the herbaceous layer and improving wildlife habitat.

For more information, please call the Marine Corps Liaison for Government and External Affairs at (910) 451-7645.
 


 

Traffic Advisories: MCB Camp Lejeune & MCAS New River

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Expand List item 13187Collapse List item 13187  Holcomb Blvd Lane Reductions, April 5 to May 1

Holcomb Blvd. will undergo lane reductions beginning April 5 due to construction along the road. The lane closures will begin after entering the Holcomb Gate and continue until Sawmill Road.  Due to lane closures and changing traffic patterns, personnel entering through the Holcomb Gate should anticipate significant delays during this period. Drivers planning to enter or exit through the Holcomb Gate are encouraged to use an alternate gate when possible, during this time, to increase the safety of personnel and construction crews.

Expand List item 13194Collapse List item 13194  C Street Closure, April 13 to June 30

Due to required repairs, a portion of C Street will be closed at the Y intersection near HP-175. During this closure, access to HP-175 will be located via a gravel entrance off B Street. This project is expected to last through June 2026.

Expand List item 13195Collapse List item 13195  Brewster Boulevard Closure, April 14

A portion of Brewster Blvd. will be reduced to a single lane adjacent to the golf course, Tuesday, April 14. Personnel are not authorized to bypass the area via Charles Street. Please plan accordingly, reduce speed and follow the guidance of traffic flaggers.

 

Expand List item 13188Collapse List item 13188  Holcomb Blvd. Traffic Circle, April 16

Please anticipate traffic the morning of April 16 from W.P.T. Hill Field to the Holcomb Blvd. Traffic Circle toward Julian C. Smith St. and D St. The 2nd Marine Division is hosting a birthday run with 3,000 Marines participating. PMO will conduct traffic control at the Holcomb Blvd. Traffic Circle, with impacts expected between 7:30 and 10 a.m.

Expand List item 13196Collapse List item 13196  Parachute Tower Road, April 18 to Dec. 31

Rolling lane closures will be in effect along Parachute Tower Road between Endurance Drive and Connector Road beginning April 18. Please slow down and follow guidance of flagmen or traffic devices in the area. These closures are expected to last through Dec. 31, 2026.

Expand List item 13190Collapse List item 13190  Bldg. 2 Renovation

A stretch of pathway behind Bldg. 2 along Julian C. Smith will be closed beginning April 7, 2025, due to construction in the area.

Expand List item 13191Collapse List item 13191  Holcomb Blvd. Jogging Trail

Jogging/Recreation Trail Closed through June 2026: The jogging path/recreation trail in the vicinity of Wilson Blvd. and Holcomb Blvd. off Battalion Complex Rd. will be closed through June 2026 due to construction. Signage and required traffic control features will be placed in the area ahead of the closure.

Expand List item 13189Collapse List item 13189  N Street

The jogging trail will be closed in the vicinity of the parking lot at the intersection of Julian C. Smith Blvd and N St from Jan. 12 to April 30, 2026.

 

Feb 6, 1:59 p.m.:

There are no winter weather advisories for the MCB Camp Lejeune or MCAS New River area at this time.

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