Federal Agencies located at Former March Air Force Base:

1. March Air Reserve Base
   A.  452^nd Air Mobility Wing
   B.  4^th Air Force Headquarters
   C.  Air National Guard
2. U.S. Customs
3. Armed Forces Radio and Television
4. Air Force Office of Accounting
5. Navy-Marine Reserves
6. 63^rd Army Reserves
7. California Army National Reserve

The Base Exchange and Commissary at March remain open for business, to serve military, retired military, and reservist personnel of Southern California.

March Field Park
The City of Moreno Valley, after leasing the former base recreational fields last year, has completed the rehabilitation of two softball fields. Moreno Valley Park & Recreation utilize these fields six nights a week for adult league play. The city is completing renovation of the Children's Activity Center. The center opened Fall, 1999. The Moreno Valley Park & Recreation Department can be contacted at (951) 413-3280 for more information on the recreational programs.

Ben Clark Training Center
Opening in 1996, the Clark Training Center (CTC) provides training of public safety officers for several local, state, and regional agencies. With a complex of buildings that include a large office building, an office and classroom building, two dormitories, a dining and meeting facility, a sound stage, and 365 acres for the development of future training facilities, the CTC provides essential training services for police, fire, and emergency medical services personnel. Recently, a $1-million grant has been awarded to assist with providing training and new facilities at the CTC.

The Center is leased, but it will eventually be transferred to Riverside County under a "public benefit conveyance." This is an authorization for the federal government to transfer surplus property at no cost for public uses. The Training Center is managed by the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. Over time, the Center will continue to develop according to a Master Plan into one of the foremost public safety training centers in the United States.

March Field Museum

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With a daily attendance averaging 1,200 persons per day, the March Field Museum is looking to expand. Plans to construct new facilities which will house restoration activities and additional collections will allow the museum to expand the historic aviation experience at March. Conveniently located on Interstate 215 at the Van Buren exit, the museum is open daily. For more information, contact the museum at (951) 697-6600.

General Archie J. Old Golf Course - Open to the Public
For more than three years, the General Archie J. Old Golf Course has been available for public play. The "Old Course" is an 18-hole facility with driving range and is operated by Donovan Bros. Golf, which provides a quality course at competitive rates. Open daily, tee-time requests are available by calling (951) 697-6690. Group tournaments, junior golf camps, and golf lessons are also available.

Rates include golf cart. Course offers preferred rates to military and seniors.

Green Acres Estates
The former base housing of Green Acres is available to the public. Green Acres Estates consist of 111 single-family units which are part of the March Field Historic District, listed in the National Register of Historic Places. As of December, 1999, all units are occupied. If you are interested in living at Green Acres Estates, please contact Ms. Judy Martin or Lance Martin, Pioneer Property Management, at (951) 601-1170.

For information regarding filming opportunities, surplus facilities and buildings please contact us at the address below.