A large monument of basalt rock and concrete, which is not located on Reclamation land, is along the north side of State Highway 139 and commemorates the relocation center. The monument, dedicated in 1979, incorporates multiple levels of rock walls, a concrete apron, and a state historical marker. The Tule Lake Historic Preservation Committee has been active in preservation efforts for the site and has developed a proposal to create a living memorial at Tule Lake. Granada Granada is located in Colorado, and is owned and being maintained by the Town of Granada with assistance from various volunteer groups. Maintenance activities are directed toward maintenance of the cemetery, clean up, and prevention of vandalism.
Some interpretive work is in place through the help of the volunteers.
It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Colorado State Register of Historic places. Topaz Topaz is located in Utah and the majority of the site is privately held. The Topaz Preservation Board owns 415 acres of the original 640 acres of the Relocation Center. Several other private individuals own the rest. Five modern houses are built on the Internment site lands.