How do I get a visitors pass at Fort Carson?

Non-DOD card holders must check in at the Visitor Control Center at Gate 1 with all hunting credentials before going downrange. They will undergo a criminal background check before getting access to the installation, and will be issued a Fort Carson installation pass after passing the check.

Can Fort Carson have visitors?

Fort Carson Visitor Center There are two visitor control centers on Fort Carson. The first center is in Building 6012 on Nelson Boulevard, just east of Colorado Highway 115, immediately outside of Gate 1. It is open 0500 to 2100 seven days a week. Call 1 (719) 526-2332 for more information.

How long does Inprocessing take at Fort Carson?

All in-processing personnel will complete a three-day in-processing schedule that includes finance (as part of reception) and scheduled SRP and CIF dates, as well as orientation to Family and Soldier resources on the Mountain Post.

Can veterans get on Fort Carson?

Those eligible for access include all service-connected Veterans, Purple Heart recipients, former Prisoners of War (POW), and those approved and designated as the primary family caregivers of eligible Veterans.

Is Fort Carson Forscom?

U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) – Fort Carson Mountaineer.

What Gates are open at Fort Carson?

Fort Carson has six all-traffic access points and one commercial. The Main Gate 1, Commercial Gate 3, Gate 4, and Gate 20 are all open 24 hours. Both Gate 1 and Gate 3 are Visitor Control Center (VCC) locations; only the latter handles contractors and vendors. Gate 5 is open 0500-2100, 7 days a week.

Does Fort Carson have airborne?

Currently, Fort Carson is the home of 4th Infantry Division and several other units, including 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne), the Colorado National Guard Regional Training Institute and PCMS, which is a maneuver-training site for Fort Carson located near Trinidad, Colorado.

Do you have to wear a mask on Fort Carson?

Fort Carson gets rid of mask mandate for personnel and visitors.