Clean-Up of Asbestos Gives National Guard Renovated Center

Monday, April 6th, 2009

After two years in the planning, the Missouri Army National Guard armory in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, will be refurbished to include a new dining area, offices, and parking lot, as well as total removal of asbestos.

The renovations will be completed in May, 2009, and will leave the building 99 percent free of asbestos.

Home to the 1140th Engineer Battalion’s Headquarters Company and Forward Support Company, as well as several other units, the 1953 structure will accommodate the full-time employees in 30 newly renovated offices.

The dozens of people that enter the armory each day for assistance for receiving military benefits, will also appreciate the upgraded lighting, heating, and air-conditioning.

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Cleanup of Army National Guard Armory