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Tooele Army Depot Announces North Range Operations for July 9

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The Tooele Army Depot announced that operations are scheduled for the North Range on Thursday, July 9, 2026. Residents in the Tooele Valley may experience noise or smoke during the day.

Key takeaways

  • The Tooele Army Depot has scheduled operations for the North Range on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
  • No operations are currently planned for the South Range for this date.
  • North Range activities are expected to take place between 7 AM and 4 PM, potentially causing noise or smoke in the Tooele Valley.
  • Residents can report noise related to depot operations via telephone at 435-833-3300 or by email.
  • Official reports must include the reporter's contact information, location, time of occurrence, and the source of the noise.

The Tooele Army Depot announced Thursday, July 9, 2026, that operations are scheduled to take place on the North Range of its facility. While no activity is planned for the South Range, officials warned that residents throughout the Tooele Valley may notice smoke or noise during the day.

Scheduled North Range Activity

According to an announcement from Eagle Mountain City, operations on the North Range are expected to occur between the hours of 7 AM and 4 PM. The depot's status update for July 9 indicates that these activities could result in visible smoke or audible noise affecting the surrounding community.

In contrast to the activity planned for the northern part of the facility, the Tooele Army Depot confirmed that no operations are scheduled for the South Range for Thursday.

Reporting Procedures for Residents

The depot has provided specific instructions for community members who wish to report noise or other disturbances related to these range operations. Residents can contact the facility by calling 435-833-3300 or by sending an email to usarmy.tead.jmc.list.pao@army.mil.

To ensure effective tracking of reports, officials requested that anyone submitting a complaint include specific details in their communication. Required information includes the individual's name, phone number, and email address, as well as their city of residence.

Required Report Details

When filing a report regarding noise or smoke, the depot asks that residents also provide the exact time and date of the occurrence. Furthermore, the announcement requests that reporters specify the number of times the noise was heard and identify the specific source of the noise if possible.

This level of detail is intended to assist the depot in monitoring its operational impact on the Tooele Valley area during the scheduled North Range window.

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CityEagle Mountain, Tooele
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