ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Kirtland Air Force Base visitors should expect delays and temporary service changes as the base conducts an Energy Resilience Readiness Exercise this week.
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The exercise will take place on one day between Tuesday and Friday. Base officials will be assessing the installation’s ability to maintain “mission-essential functions” during a simulated regional power outage.
During the exercise period, base personnel and visitors may experience impacts such as:
- Typical gate hours should not be affected, but expect delays
- Traffic control points
- Temporary degradation of services on the installation
- Pharmacy closure
Areas on the installation not expected to be impacted by the simulated power outage include, but are not limited to:
- Base Housing and Dormitories
- Commissary and Base Exchange
- Veterinary Clinic
- Roadrunner Inn Lodging
- Golf Course
- Youth Center
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