In 1941, Camp Atterbury was established in Edinburgh, Indiana. It covers around 55 square miles and serves as a key training and mobilization center for the Indiana National Guard along with other military units. The base is situated at coordinates 39.2836° N, 86.0336° W. It is named after Brigadier General William Wallace Atterbury.
Contact Information
Address
2002 S County Rd 700 E, Edinburgh, IN 46124
Visitor Center
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Phone: (812) 526-1499
Public Affairs Office
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Phone: (812) 526-1388
Jobs
For military personnel, positions such as Infantryman, Military Police and Logistics Specialist are available. For civilians, positions are available in Engineering Support including Technicians and Analysts, Administrative Staff including Clerks and Coordinators and Facility Management and Maintenance.
Housing
On-base housing is available for military members. If someone wants to living off-base, rental options in Edinburgh from about $1,000 to $1,800 per month is available.
Population
About 1,500 active-duty personnel are stationed here along with over 500 civilian employees who help keep things running. Add in family members, trainees and local retirees who use base services. Over 5,000 people are connected to the base.
Medical
On-base medical teams providing essential services like primary treatments, pharmacy and mental health. From Johnson Memorial Hospital, wide range of treatments are available.
Commissary
For active duty members, retirees and their families, essentials and groceries like fresh produce, meats, dairy, frozen foods and household goods are available at reasonable prices.
Directory
Base Operator
(812) 526-1499
Command Duty Officer
(812) 526-1122
Commissary
(812) 526-2240
Housing Office
(812) 526-1128
Emergency Operations
(812) 526-1122