In addition eight citizen teams advise the IRP and the regulators about the program. They include the Senior Management Board, and the Joint Process Action Teams, which is made up of the Plume Containment Team, the Long-Range Water Supply Team, and the Public Information Team. All these teams are made up of citizen volunteers and government representatives working together for resolution of problems and completion of cleanup. All citizen team meetings are open to the public. Certain teams are decision-making teams. They include the Executive Review Group, the Management Review Group, and the Remedial Project Managers. A technical advisory team called the Technical Review and Evaluation Team, advises the decision-making teams.

The review teams also have relationships with other basewide environmental teams and organizations, such as the EPA’s Impact Area Review Team, the State’s Community Working Group, the Citizens Advisory Panel formed by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, and the Department of Defense’s Joint Program Office.