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1 Community Information Exchange USAG Wiesbaden S/3/5/7 25 April PED 2: All PEDS Allowed Installation Management Command integrates and delivers base support to enable readiness for a globally-responsive Army We are the Army s Home Serving the Rugged Professional 1

2 Summer Events with DFMWR Military Spouse Appreciation Day 12 May, , ACS Cafeteria Workshops, a complementary lunch and HBB Open House. Childcare is not provided for this event. All ID Card holders are welcome to attend. Prague Overnight May $159 per adult (double occupancy), $99 for children ages 12 and under. Accommodations are based on double occupancy. Single room supplement is $69. Price includes round-trip transportation, one overnight in a three-star hotel with breakfast and a walking tour of the city of Prague with a local guide. Frankie Ballard 13 May, , WEC Free Armed Forces Entertainment show. The American country music singer/songwriter/guitarist has released two albums each for Reprise Records and Warner Brothers Records - and has charted four singles on the Hot country Songs charts. 2

3 Summer Events with DFMWR Mother s Day Brunch 14 May, Little Italy Restaurant and Catering Center $24.95 for ages 13 and above; $9.95 for children ages 6-12; free for children ages 5 and under. Volunteer Recognition Ceremony BOSS Berlin New Year s Eve 30 December 1 January Cost is 75 euros per person including round trip transportation and two nights lodging 19 May, Celebrate our community volunteers as well as their contributions to USAG Wiesbaden and our host nation. The event will consist of dinner, entertainment and the Volunteer of the Year awards ceremony. RSVP deadline is 12 May Armed Forces Day 5K 20 May, 1000, Fitness Center $5 for just the T-shirt (first 150 customers) $5 for the race bib $10 for a race bib and T-shirt 3

4 Summer Events with DFMWR Get Fit, Be Strong Youth Fitness Drive 20 May, , Newman Village Sports Complex Aimed at promoting healthy living and fitness in youth as a way of life. Teams will participate in a circuit workout designed to actively engage youth of the community in fun activities while increasing fitness. This is a STRONG B.A.N.D.S. campaign event. Whitewater Rafting May Rafting in the Austrian Alps and camping in the Zugspitze Region of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. $199 per adult, $129 for ages 14-16, $99 for ages 13 and under. Cost for non-rafters is $129 per adult, $99 for ages 16 and under. B.o.B. in Concert 26 May, 1900; Sports, Fitness and Outdoor Recreation Center Free show from Armed Forces Entertainment. The hip hop recording artist and producer is a six-time Grammy nominee known for such hits as "Nothin' On You," "Airplanes," "Magic" and "So Good. Food and beverages will be available for purchase on site. Please note: This show is geared toward adults - ages 18 and above. 4

5 THE Event of the Summer! German-American Friendship Fest 29 June 4 July, each day Lower Hainerberg Open Post This six-day event will include amusement rides, dexterity games and other attractions for all ages. There will also be six days of live entertainment, bands, dancers, singers along with a grand fireworks display on July 4. The event will also include a large beer garden and stage, a large variety of U.S. and European food and beverage stands throughout the fest grounds. There will also be military and civilian static displays. 5

6 Aukamm Elementary School April: AES Book Fair 5 May: Battle of the Books: 8 12 May: STEM week at AES POC: Corp of Engineers 18 May: Early withdrawal with Credit (must have PCS orders) 23 May : AES Spring Musical: , AES Multi-purpose Room 5 May: AES Volunteer Brunch: 9 June: AES field day: 15 June: Last Day of School (1/2 Day) First day of SY Monday, August 28th Committed to inspiring a community of life long learners! 6

7 Hainerberg Elementary School Apr 26: SAC meeting May 11: STEM night May 17 & 20: Lion King Musical performance May 29: Memorial Day Observance May 30: Instruction resumes June 7&14: Field Days Grades K 5 7

8 Wiesbaden Middle School Important Dates: 13 May: 8th Grade Dance 18 May: Acceleration Day 22 May: Honor Roll Assembly 24 May: Spring Music Concert at May: Memorial Day No School 2 June: End of the Year Dance 15 June: Talent Show & PTSO Prizes 15 June: Last Day of School 1/2 Day 8

9 Wiesbaden High School 1 12 May: WHS AP Testing Upcoming Activities 18 May: Accelerated Withdrawals can begin 29 May: No School Memorial Day (Federal Holiday) 3 June: Junior-Senor Prom, Wiesbaden Kurhaus 4 June: Baccalaureate (afternoon, tentative date) (SPA) 11 June: Graduation Ceremony, Wiesbaden June: Tentative Last Day of School for students End of Fourth Quarter and Second Semester 16 June: No School for Students Teacher Work Day 9

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11 Directorate of Emergency Services Required safety equipment for operators and passengers on motorcycles, mopeds, motorbikes, all terrain vehicles, or similar vehicles. Motorcycle operators and passengers will wear - Helmet: Properly worn and meet one the standards set by: American National Standards Institute, Snell Memorial Foundation Standards, or the Institut für Zweiradsicherheit e.v. Eye protection: Must meet the Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission Regulation standards or European equivalent. Impact or shatter-resistant goggles or a full-face shield properly attached to the helmet. A windshield or eye glasses alone are not proper eye protection. Full-fingered gloves High-visibility garments: A vest, jacket, upper outer garment, or motorcycle clothing that incorporates fluorescent and highly reflective material at all times when operating or riding as a passenger on vehicles described above. The lightweight mesh physical training vest is not authorized to be worn as a fluorescent and reflective vest but may be used to cover a backpack as long as it is properly secured. Over-the-ankle footwear: according to DODI , paragraph E Footwear should be made of sturdy leather and have a good oilresistant sole to reduce slipping hazards. Service boots meet this requirement. Long-sleeved shirt or jacket and full-length trousers 11

12 Directorate of Emergency Services PT Belts and Vests do not meet the criteria of an upper outer garment that incorporates fluorescent / highly reflective material. Backpacks may not cover reflective outer garments unless the backpack is reflective. Eye Protection Motorcycle Personal Protective Equipment Full Finger Gloves Helmet Full Length Pants Long Sleeves Outer Garment Incorporating Fluorescent and Reflective Materials, Visible from the Front & Rear Sturdy Over the Ankle Boots PT Vest may be used to cover a backpack to ensure the rider is clearly visible. 12

13 Directorate of Emergency Services Bicycle Safety Biking is fun, healthy, and a great way to get around and be independent. But your bike is a VEHICLE, not a toy! Safe Riding Tips and Rules of the Road: Wear a Helmet: Helmets are mandatory for all Service Members, Civilians, Contractors, and their dependents on or off the installation. Cell Phone: Biking while using a cell phone is prohibited. Riding Areas: With the exception of marked bicycle lanes, bicycle riders must use the marked road system. Stay to the Right: Always ride as far right of the road as possible. When It s Dark: Bicycles ridden during hours of darkness must have a headlight that emits white light and a taillight that emits red light. Wheels: Each wheel must have two reflectors mounted on the spokes. Pedals: Must have reflectors that are visible from the front and rear of the bicycle. Fashion: Bike riders will wear light-colored or reflective accessories at night. Music to my ears: Bike riders will not wear listening devices or headphones while riding their bikes. 13

14 Religious Support Community Wide VBS will take place June. To volunteer or for registration details please contact the Wiesbaden Chapel. 14

15 Religious Support Youth Activities: Middle School and High School Please contact the Wiesbaden Chapel for more information. 19 May GAME Youth House, You know the drill: bring a friend, a favorite board game, a drink, and a snack to share. 3 June Summer Kickoff Youth House, June Baccalaureate Ceremony at Hainerberg Chapel, Time TBD. 15

16 Directorate of Human Resources Army Continuing Education System NTC Testing Marathon: Walk-in testing for CLEP/DSST 25 April ( ) (College Credit Exams) FAST classes: 2 May ( ) 1 June Afternoon Class ( ) Pre-registration required. DSN: , CIV: usarmy.wiesbaden.imcom-europe.list.education-center@mail.mil Army Substance Abuse Program Commanders needing Alcohol Awareness Training by ASAP staff for their units contact Mr. Hollis Champlain at Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Solution-focused, non-clinical counseling available to all GS Civilians and Family Members, contact Mr. Hollis Champlain at Annual DA-required ACE Suicide Prevention Training (for Military, GS Civilians & family Members) contact iser, Suicide Prevention Program Manager at

17 Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic (WAHC) National Prescription Take Back Day: (29 APR 2017, at Hainerberg PX): Facilitate Proper disposal of excess and expired medications CYS Physicals: (26 MAY 2017, ) Available for those not enrolled at WAHC (Enrollees of WAHC can schedule CYS physicals at anytime). Please bring Immunization records when coming in for CYS Physicals Summer PCS Season: Staff PCS/Retire (5 PCMs and 3 RNs) Mitigation of Underlap with Contracted Physician Assistant and Army National Guard Augmentees Intent is to maintain Access to Care but Patients may not see assigned PCM PCM may change as providers depart and new providers onboard Some remaining staff will rotate to different teams and floors Suspension of Retiree enrollment into the TRICARE Plus program until summer transition is over 17

18 Wiesbaden Dental Clinic Soldiers requesting IV Sedation must seek consultation with provider prior to treatment. Patients requiring hearing protection from sounds of dental equipment may bring own smart phones or other noise cancellation plugs. For safety purposes, all patients must notify provider if contiguous conditions exist (cold, flu, Allergies & other respiratory conditions). 18

19 Wiesbaden Veterinary Treatment Facility Veterinary Treatment Facility Normally open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Closed on all Federal Holidays. Half day hours on the last working day of each month for inventory. Care for routine visits, sick call exams, and pet health certificates. International health certificates only good for 10 days from date of issue. Valid Pet Passports for travel within Europe must be done by a German veterinary clinic. Surgical or dental appointments not available. Pets are seen by appointment only. Please allow 72 hours for prescription refills; a valid annual exam with a DOD veterinarian must be on file for all refills. Please contact us at:

20 Wiesbaden Veterinary Treatment Facility Pets PCSing to CONUS USA only require current rabies vaccine and a health certificate within 10 days of travel. Pets PCSing to other countries may require more. Korea and Hawaii require blood tests and it can take months before the animal can enter the country. If you are out-processing the VTF and are transferring ownership of your pet, you must have a pet transfer document signed by you and the new owner in hand at time of out-processing. Possible future man power shortages may further restrict appointments. However PCS Health Certificate appointments will always be a priority. Please contact us at:

21 United Service Organizations Free Programs in the USO Centers USO Wiesbaden Exchange Center Finger Food Fridays USO Clay Kaserne Center Hump Day Hotdogs USO Cottage Story Time 10 May Volunteer Orientation 11 May Crayon Café, Crafts for 0 3 years old 16 May La Leche League 26 May

22 United Service Organizations USO Discover Germany Events in May New Beginnings Every Tuesday : Learn culture, traditions and basic language Cologne by Train 6 May Stammtisch at Brauhaus Castel 9 May Wiesbaden Orientation Tour 20 May SpargelfestWiesbaden Orientation Tour 20 May

23 American Red Cross Adult CPR/First Aid/AED training Held on 24 April from Call our office for registration or us at ASBP Blood Drive, hosted by Red Cross Held on 26 April from Location: Tony Bass Gym Become a Red Cross Volunteer Come join the Red Cross family and start volunteering Orientation held on 10 May from us at Wiesbaden@redcross.org for more information 23

24 Defense Commissary Agency May: military Car Sales and Commissary Sweepstakes your chance to win free groceries 14 May: Mother s Day gifts and sweets with great savings 29 May: Memorial Day holiday, hours of operation May: 8 o clock AFN Radio Give-away - $100 in gift cards please visit and our express line e-newsletter Your Commissary It s Worth the Trip! 24

25 Health Promotion / Community Resource Guide (CRG) Do you find Army resources confusing and overwhelming? There are many resources at your disposal, and the online Community Resource Guide can help you quickly and easily find exactly what you need! The Community Resource Guide provides contact information for a variety of health, wellness and quality of life services. 25

26 Community Resource Guide (CRG) 26

27 Wiesbaden Community Spouses Club Board of Directors Meeting 3 May Upcoming Events Next Luncheon: 17 May "Go with the Floh" Reservations due by 10 May reservationswcspousesclub@gmail.com Welfare applications due NLT 15 May welfarewcspousesclub@gmail.com Since 1 June 2016, $54, in welfare grants and gifts have been given to 45 organizations. Scholarships Last year we awarded $54,000 in scholarships to 34 recipients! Gala We raised over $12,000! Thank you for your support!