Holley Field is a former outlying landing field for
NAS Whiting Field and has been inactive since the 1980s.
Further investigation is underway because of potential
uses of firefighting foam at Holley Field.
As part of the Preliminary Assessment of Holley Field, two
areas have been identified as potential PFAS release areas.
The findings are included in a Preliminary Assessment Report,
which should be finalized in 2021.
Due to the identification of potential PFAS release areas,
the Navy is preparing to conduct drinking water well
sampling in the designated area surrounding Holley Field
in summer 2021.
The sampling area is shaded purple on the map.
The sampling area was established based on the
location of the potential PFAS release areas on-base and
groundwater flow direction, shown with dark blue arrows on
the map.
It includes all properties located within a mile in the
direction the groundwater flows away from the potential
PFAS release areas.
The Navy is asking to sample drinking water wells
only in this area.
If your water is provided by the Holley-Navarre
or Midway Water System, the Navy is not asking to
sample your drinking water.
The Navy may expand the sampling area based on the
results of the summer 2021 sampling of drinking water wells.