Pueblo Chemical Depot

The Pueblo Chemical Depot, located in Pueblo, Colorado, is responsible for the secure storage and destruction of chemical warfare materiel in compliance with the Chemical Weapons Convention Treaty. As part of the U.S. Army Chemical Materials Activity, the depot plays a crucial role in protecting people and the environment by safely assessing and destroying recovered chemical warfare materiel. Additionally, the depot works closely with federal, state, and local governments to implement the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program, ensuring the education, preparedness, and protection of communities surrounding the stockpiles.

The depot's mission is carried out through centralized management and direction provided by the Recovered Chemical Materiel Directorate, which ensures the safe and environmentally compliant assessment and destruction of recovered chemical warfare materiel. The depot's emblem, featuring elements such as the mountain representing Pike's Peak and the rising sun symbolizing a future without chemical weapons, reflects its commitment to changing the future of modern warfare. With a rich history and a focus on safety and service, the Pueblo Chemical Depot continues to contribute to the common good by safeguarding communities and abiding by international treaties.

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