The City of Lawrence and the Fort Harrison Reuse Authority, work together to redevelop the fort as a mixed-use village town center for Lawrence. Under construction is a new Armed Forces Reserve Center, with the 310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, where more than 1,200 reservists will participate in drill each month. The Army Air Force Exchange Service built a post exchange and commissary at the former post in 2007 and the Indiana National Guard Lawrence Armory opened its Readiness Training Center there in 2011. Welcome to Captain James Lawrence School Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and InstagramWelcome to Captain James Lawrence School Follow us on Facebook. Fees: Lawrence Township charges 60. 9120 Clearfield Curwensville Hwy., Clearfield PA 16830. Lawrence continues to have a strong military presence led by the more than 4,000 employees at the Defense Finance and Accounting Services Center, Lawrence’s largest employer. at, phone at 81, or by stopping in at the Township Building at.

The state of Indiana took ownership of 1,700 of the fort’s 2,500 acres to develop Fort Harrison State Park, The Fort Golf Course and the State Park Inn. Closure came in 1995, but redevelopment of the fort has taken hold in a major way.

Lawrence began a new chapter in 1991, when the Base Realignment and Closure process earmarked Fort Harrison as one of many military bases across the country that would be closed.

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