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Northern Strike is one of the largest Department of Defense's military reserve training programs in the country, taking place from Aug. 2 through Aug. 16 at Camp Grayling. It brought 7,500 service members to Michigan from 36 states and nine countries.
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Horizontal construction on the Saab munitions plant in Grayling began last week.
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Some projects could break ground this year but questions over funding and public opinion remain.
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Grayling residents are calling on the Department of Defense to pitch in and fund a project that would bring clean drinking water to contaminated parts of their community.
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Locations in Oscoda, Grayling and Mount Clemens have made the list of nearly 40 communities where the DOD will implement PFAS cleanup actions this year.
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Grayling Charter Township is hoping to construct a line that would bring municipal water to neighborhoods with PFAS-contaminated wells.
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WCMU's Teresa Homsi toured Camp Grayling this past fall and is tuned into the PFAS cleanup process. She brings an overview of some ongoing National Guard initiatives.
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Documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act show a shapefile map detailing which specific public land parcels could be permitted to the National Guard to expand its training footprint has yet to be drawn.
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Local officials in northern Michigan say the Memorandum of Understanding between the state and the Michigan National Guard lacks transparency.
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Leaders from Michigan’s 12 federally-recognized tribal communities plan to discuss the proposed expansion of Camp Grayling with the Department of Natural Resources.