Regional Readiness Commands (RRC)

RRCs exercise command and control of assigned units, including organizing,
training, mobilizing and deploying units and individuals.  RRCs also support the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in case of natural disasters or emergency situations. The 10 RRCs serving the continental United States are aligned with FEMA regions. An additional RRC serves Puerto Rico.

In the area of facilities management, RRCs provide engineering, utilities, physical security, environmental and contracting support to facilities. RRCs also provide the full range of base operations support. Upon mobilization, the RRCs continue to care for families of mobilized soldiers, maintain facilities and coordinate mobilization efforts.

63rd Regional Readiness Command
Los Alamitos, California

65th Regional Readiness Command
Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico

70th Regional Readiness Command
Seattle, Washington

77th Regional Readiness Command
Ft. Totten, Queens, New York

81st Regional Readiness Command
Birmingham, Alabama

88th Regional Readiness Command
Fort Snelling, Minnesota

89th Regional Readiness Command
Wichita, Kansas

90th Regional Readiness Command
N. Little Rock, Arkansas

94th Regional Readiness Command
Devens, Massachusetts

96th Regional Readiness Command
Salt Lake City, Utah

99th Regional Readiness Command
Coraopolis, Pennsylvania