The National Guard Stone’s Ranch Military Reservation, EPA ID 110024526707, remains on the National Priority List as an active site requiring remediation. With six hazardous sites within five miles, including the Price Driscoll Site and New London Textile Print, the cumulative exposure risk is significant. Primary pathways for toxins include groundwater contamination and soil vapor intrusion. Health risks associated with these unspecified hazardous substances include potential respiratory damage, neurological impacts, and increased cancer risks over long-term exposure. To protect your household, implement these three defensive measures. First, install a granular activated carbon water filtration system to treat incoming tap or well water. Second, use a HEPA-certified air purifier to capture contaminated dust and particles inside the home. Third, conduct professional testing of private wells annually to monitor for chemical plumes migrating from nearby military and industrial sites. Detailed records on cleanup progress are maintained under the EPA site profile for Stone’s Ranch. Residents should avoid disturbing soil in areas adjacent to the identified hazardous locations to prevent direct contact with pollutants.