Army Reserve Sustainment and Resiliency Division

The Sustainment and Resiliency Division (SRD) plans, programs, and resources Army Reserve-funded Installation services, establishing policies and guidance as they relate to sustainable and resilient facility operations. The division has a diverse portfolio that prioritizes resilience and readiness.

The Installation Services and Programs Branch (ISPB) manages use of the Army Reserve’s existing electric vehicle fleet, oversees the Intergovernmental Support Agreement (IGSA) Program, logistics services, and Installation Status Report support and training across the enterprise.

The Sustainment and Engineering Operations Team manages the Army Reserve Solid Waste Program and sustainment and engineering services.

The Army Reserve’s Energy & Water Program enables critical facilities to have uninterrupted access to power and water during utilities disruption by implementing new and efficient technologies such as microgrids, renewable energy sources, and centralized building control systems.

The Army Reserve Environmental Quality Program protects access to training lands and facilities, and ensures compliance with environmental laws and regulations to enhance mission readiness. Execution of conservation, planning, compliance, pollution prevention, and restoration missions are executed through an integrated operational approach leading to innovative solutions with component level buy in.

SRD’s Strategic Readiness Team is responsible for senior leader engagement, facilitates strategic planning efforts, tells the Army Reserve story through communications, designs customized training, and manages the awards programs.

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U.S. Army Reserve Establishing Energy Microgrid Cyber Resilience Protocols
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Dec. 20, 2024 - The Army Reserve Installation Management Directorate and Fort Hunter Liggett, in cooperation with the Defense Digital Service (DDS) and industry-partner Bugcrowd, conducted the “Hack the Army Microgrid” cyber resilience...
U.S. Army Reserve's 63rd Readiness Division Strengthens Cultural Resources Management
Reps from the U.S. Army Reserve's 63rd Readiness Division participate in a group photo with other attendees at the 2024 Texas Tribal Consultation Meeting. The event was co-hosted by the Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Historical Commission, and Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
Dec. 20, 2024 - The U.S. Army Reserve’s 63rd Readiness Division (RD), headquartered in Mountain View, CA, has established an enduring cultural resources program that is making impressive strides thanks to a foundation built on a decade’s...
U.S. Army Reserve Observes Energy Action Month
Tuesday, September 17, 2024, Fort Hunter Liggett (FHL) hosted a groundbreaking microgrid ribbon cutting ceremony. The event was narrated by FHL’s Deputy Commander Lt. Col. Amorris Conley, who introduced Garrison Commander Col. Stephen Trotter, Brig. Gen. Christopher W. Cook, Deputy Commanding General of the 63rd Readiness Division, and Col. Chad W, Caldwell of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District. Each speaker delivered remarks highlighting the significance of the ceremony and expressing gratitude to the distinguished visitors and attendees. King City Mayor Mike LeBarre presented a proclamation recognizing Fort Hunter Liggett’s achievements in advancing the microgrid project. Among the distinguished guests were Commissioner Noemi Gallardo of the California Energy Commission, Mr. Stephen Sullivan, CFO and Director for Resources, Installations and Materiel, Office of the Chief of Army Reserve, and the Honorable Rachel Jacobson, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment. The ceremony concluded with a ribbon cutting, a microgrid demonstration, lunch at the Warrior Restaurant, and a windshield tour of the installation. (Photo L to R: Brig. Gen. Christopher W. Cook, Deputy Commanding General of the 63rd Readiness Division, Honorable Rachel Jacobson, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment, Fort Hunter Liggett Garrison Commander, Col. Stephen Trotter)
Oct. 1, 2024 - The U.S. Army Reserve is focusing on Powering The Mission during the month of October. Energy Action Month is an annual observance for the federal government to provide awareness and education on energy efficiency,...
Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett celebrates microgrid launch
Hon. Rachel Jacobson, assistant secretary of the Army for installations, energy, and environment, Brig. Gen. Christopher W. Cook, deputy commanding general of the 63d Readiness Division, and Col. Stephen Trotter, garrison commander of Fort Hunter Liggett, cut the ribbon during the commissioning of Fort Hunter Liggett’s microgrid. This microgrid represents a significant milestone in the Army’s sustainability efforts, contributing to Fort Hunter Liggett's goal of achieving net-zero energy by 2030, ahead of federal targets. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Ron Keenan)
Sept. 19, 2024 - The U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett, under the command of Col. Stephen S. Trotter, celebrated a landmark achievement today with the ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new microgrid, a fully renewable energy system...
U.S. Army Reserve Wins Secretary of the Army Environmental Awards
The U.S. Army Reserve 81st RD program team, Dan Thomas and Patrick Green, monitor compliance metrics using dashboards developed for 81st RD environmental programs. The successful development and implementation of a predictive analytics system earned the 81st RD a 2024 Secretary of the Army Environmental Award in the Environmental Quality, Non-Industrial Installation category.
May 23, 2024 - Congratulations to the U.S. Army Reserve's 81st Readiness Division (RD) and 88th RD - winners of the 2024 Secretary of the Army Environmental Awards Program. The awards program celebrates exceptional achievements in...
Army Reserve Launches Site Assessments Project, Master Plan for Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities and Support Equipment
Seniors leaders from across the Army Reserve get hands-on with government and personal electric vehicles at the 2023 Senior Commander / Garrison Commander Conference at Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, CA. The Army Reserve has launched an Electric Vehicle master planning effort with support from the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville.
Feb. 14, 2024 - As electric vehicle (EV) fleet needs are planned at Army Reserve Centers across America, the Army Reserve Installation Management Directorate has launched a master planning initiative with support from the U.S. Army...
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For more information about Army Reserve Energy and Water, Solid Waste, Environmental, and Climate-related initiatives, please contact Ms. Ashley Bradford at 703-806-6797.