NORFOLK, Va. — Naval Station Norfolk has returned to normal operations following a period of heightened security measures that were implemented on Aug. 31.
As of Tuesday morning, normal installation access and gate operations have resumed. Personnel and visitors should follow regularly established gate hours and access procedures.
According to the Navy, Naval Station Norfolk implemented the heightened security measures to ensure the safety of personnel, families and the installation. As part of those measures, access to the installation was adjusted, with some gates closed or operating with reduced lanes. Personnel were advised to anticipate delays when entering the installation and allow additional time for travel.
The installation said it monitored the situation in coordination with law enforcement and security partners throughout the period.
"The safety and security of our Sailors, civilians, families and the installation remain our highest priority," the installation said.
Naval Station Norfolk said it appreciates the patience and cooperation of sailors, civilian employees, families, tenants and visitors while the additional security measures were in place.
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