AR 210-14 — Installation Status Report Program
AR 210-14 governs the Installation Status Report Program and prescribes policies, guidance, and responsibilities for its implementation.
- Publication number: AR 210-14
- Title: INSTALLATION STATUS REPORT PROGRAM
- Date: 06/11/2019
- Proponent: G-4
- Status: ACTIVE
View AR 210-14 on armypubs.army.mil
AR 210-14 describes the ISR components for infrastructure, mission capacity, and services, including their readiness and resource uses. It sets reporting, review, approval, certification, and exemption requirements for ISR data.
Topics covered
- Installation Status Report Program
- Installation readiness assessment
- Infrastructure reporting
- Mission capacity
- Installation services
- ISR data certification
- Reporting exemptions
Questions and answers
What does the ISR Program support?
The ISR Program supports the Armys requirements build process and readiness reporting. (paragraph 1-7)
How does the ISR assess installation infrastructure?
The ISR I component provides an evaluation of the mission support functional capability, quality, and readiness of Army infrastructure for each reporting location compared to established Army standards. (paragraph 4)
What does ISR Mission Capacity assess?
The ISRMC component assesses the capability of an organization to support its current and future mission requirements, readiness, and its sustainment with critical resources such as air, land, water, and energy. (paragraph 4)
How are installation services evaluated in ISR?
The ISR S component determines the quality and quantity of installation services against Federal, Department of Defense (DoD), or Army standards. (paragraph 4)
Who approves and certifies ISR data for organizations reporting within DRRS-A?
If an organization reports within the DRRS A, the commander or designated acting commander of that organization will approve and certify the data for all ISR components. (paragraph 1-8)