U.S. Army Hawaii Community Information Exchange. 30 November 2016

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1 U.S. Army Hawaii Community Information Exchange 30 November

2 Agenda I. Welcome and opening remarks II. III. IV. DFWMR summary of events and update DPW update Housing update V. Health Clinic update VI. VII. VIII. IX. DES update Chaplains update AAFES update Directorates/Organizations Round Table X. Upcoming special events XI. Commanders closing remarks 2

3 Family and MWR Update 3

4 Family and MWR Race location: Wheeler Army Airfield, Kawamura Gate 4

5 Leonard Webster, EFMP Coordinator Family and MWR

6 Family and MWR Leilehua Concert Series January 27 6 p.m. No Cover 6

Family and MWR HAWAII ARMED FORCES RACE SERIES Purpose: Provide Service Members, Families and

Apr, JBPHH, Ford Island Bridge 10K Second Series: 15 Jul, Schofield, Army 10 Miler 19 Aug, JBPHH,

7 Family and MWR HAWAII ARMED FORCES RACE SERIES Purpose: Provide Service Members, Families and authorized DoD patrons additional running opportunities to enhance their quality of life and fitness. First Series: 21 Jan, MCCS Kaneohe Bay, King of the Hill 5K 11 Mar, Schofield, Kolekole 10K 01 Apr, JBPHH, Ford Island Bridge 10K Second Series: 15 Jul, Schofield, Army 10 Miler 19 Aug, JBPHH, Hickam Half Marathon 15 Sep, MCCS Kaneohe Bay, Flight line 5K Awards for Top 3 Male and Female Finishers and Top Male and Female in each age group who compete in all three races of each series. 7

8 Family and MWR TEEN JOB FAIR & COLLEGE PREP Purpose: To provide information about employment opportunities, advice for teen job seekers and their parents, information on higher education opportunities, college applications, federal student aid and scholarships Date: 18 January 2017, Location: Kalakaua Community Center, Schofield Barracks Find out about: - FAFSA and scholarships - Transferring the GI Bill - Hawaii State Teen work permits - HIRED! Apprenticeship program Meet with employers and find out about: - On post part-time and summer jobs with MWR - Off post jobs Leonard Webster, EFMP Coordinator / ,leonard.t.webster.civ@mail.mil

9 Family and MWR Day Events At A Glance January BOSS Training Conference 21 January King of the Hill 5K Marine Base Kaneohe 27 January Right Arm Night Nehelani 3 February Command Golf Scramble Leilehua Golf Course 9

10 Family and MWR Connect with Us! Website: Hawaii.armymwr.com /MWR MWR Hawaii /Himwr 10

11 DPW Update 11

Clean Water Unauthorized Parking Impacts Water Quality Parking on

190-5, Ch. 4 states no parking on grassed and seeded areas.

USAG-HI s storm water permit mandates protection of water quality.

12 Clean Water Unauthorized Parking Impacts Water Quality Parking on grass can cause erosion and dirt tracking on streets USARHAW Policy 190-5, Ch. 4 states no parking on grassed and seeded areas. Unauthorized parking is subject to ticket and/or towing. USAG-HI s storm water permit mandates protection of water quality. For more information, visit: 12

13 SCHOFIELD BARRACKS/ LYMAN ROAD OUTAGE Lyman Rd, Work Centers, Burger King, CDC, CYS (180, 1283) 17 DEC

14 Housing / Island Palm Communities Update 14

15 Housing Services Office (HSO) Temporary Lodging Allowance (TLA) Reminders USAG-HI Policy # 19 addresses the TLA policy If a Soldier turns down any adequate home, TLA is terminated on day 30 Continuing group TLA briefings Please ensure Soldiers bring a copy of all documents for HSO to keep 15

16 Unaccompanied Personnel Housing (UPH) Furnishings Management Office (FMO) New mattresses Will be installed in various buildings across the installation Priority identified based on age of existing mattresses Unit Barracks Management Representatives will be contacted with dates/details Cooperation is appreciated on installation day 16

17 Unaccompanied Personnel Housing Barracks Utilization Report (BUR) Compiled on the 1 st of EVERY month by Housing office Lists will be forwarded to the CSM s Every space in the barracks is being tracked Initiative to vacate the 9000 Block Monitor vacant/blocked spaces Please ensure Barracks Managers are updating the data 17

18 Community Updates Community Improvements On-going Patriot Roof Replacement Project 33% Completed / 108 Units Completed Santa Fe Phase II Units Exterior Painting: 36 Units Completed Fence Installation: 14 Units Completed Roof Replacements: 38 Units Completed Roof repairs, install vinyl fences, grey rock installation, sidewalk repairs, and exterior painting are in progress Solomon Vinyl Fencing continuing in the Kalakaua 80% Complete 18

19 Community Updates Solomon Roof Replacement/Exterior Painting expected to begin within the next few months Mendonca homes in Canby community Grey Rock installation 100% complete Painting and Vinyl Fencing began 6 Sep 100 Units Painting: 32% Completed, Fencing: 6% Completed HMR Improvements Roofing 100% complete, Vinyl fencing 78% complete, Painting 66% complete, Grey rock installation 63% complete 19

20 Holiday Decorations Resident Friendly Reminders Refer to section 6.17 for decorating guidelines Second story decorations are prohibited on any IPC homes. Holiday Office Closures IPC Offices will be closed 26 Dec 16 and on 2 Jan 17 in observance of the Holidays Wheeler and Ft. Shafter Pools will be closed Dec 16 and 31 Dec16-2 Jan 17 After hours maintenance care available for emergency and urgent service order requests 20

21 IPC Arbor Day Celebration The Scouts were out in force November 4 helping USAG-HI and Island Palm Communities celebrate Arbor Day in Hawaii. Cub Scout Packs 304, 166, and 176 and Girl Scout Troop 283, along with family and friends, joined Britton T. London, Sr., Military Executive Officer, USAG-HI, and Arborist Steve Nimz who let Arbor Day Proclamation readings and tree plantings held at Helemano Military Reservation, Schofield Barracks, Wheeler AAF, Aliamanu, and Fort Shafter. 21

22 Upcoming Community Events Canned Food Drive - 1 Nov 16 Dec All IPC Community Centers accepting canned goods to benefit Army Services YMCA Holiday Yard of the Month Win a Gift Card for the Best Decorated Yard! pictures to events@ipchawaii.com All decorations must comply with IPC and Post regulations. Winners will be announced 22 Dec Check IPC Website for more upcoming events! 22

23 Health Clinic Update 23

24 U.S. Army Health Clinic Schofield Barracks 24

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26 U.S. Army Health Clinic Schofield Barracks 26

27 U.S. Army Health Clinic Schofield Barracks 6 Month Facebook Challenge 27

28 DES Update 28

Be alert and aware of your surroundings at all times.

Personal Safety Auto Break-Ins Keep Packages in the Truck while Shopping. Keep doors and truck of vehicles LOCKED. Leave nothing visible in the car.

Avoid overloading yourself with packages Always be aware of your surroundings Keep a secure hold on your purse, handbags and parcels.

29 Be alert and aware of your surroundings at all times. Notify the Schofield Barracks PMO (808) or Fort Shafter PMO (808) if you notice anything out of the ordinary. Personal Safety Auto Break-Ins Keep Packages in the Truck while Shopping. Keep doors and truck of vehicles LOCKED. Leave nothing visible in the car. Never leave a GPS system or mount visible. If you must shop at night, always park in a well-lighted area. Avoid overloading yourself with packages Always be aware of your surroundings Keep a secure hold on your purse, handbags and parcels. Don t let others distract you in crowded areas. Your personal belongings are at risk. Do not Respond to s asking for personal or credit card information. Home Burglary Prevention Be extra cautious about locking doors and windows when you leave the house, even for a few minutes. Large displays of holiday gifts should not be visible through the windows and doors of your home. If you are traveling ask a neighbor or the PMO to watch your Government Quarters. 29

30 Fire Safety Tips 30

31 Chaplains Update 31

32 Operation Helping Hand Over $20,000 given in commissary vouchers To over 400 Soldiers and Families who received hope for the holidays All donations given by 11 Army Chapel congregations on Oahu 32

33 Holiday Hearts Gifts collected for 25ID Families till 1 Dec Gifts wrapped on Dec (donations of wrapping paper & tape needed) Gifts (loaded with holiday joy) delivered on 16 Dec 33

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Main Post Chapel Family Night Wednesday Nights 1700-1730 Mass 1730-1800 Dinner

35 Main Post Chapel Family Night Wednesday Nights Mass Dinner Sessions Childcare 11 January to 24 May Bring the whole family! 35

AMR Chapel Family Night Tuesday Nights (10 sessions) 24 January 2017 28 March 2017 1730-1930 (Dinner provided) Nursery

36 AMR Chapel Family Night Tuesday Nights (10 sessions) 24 January March (Dinner provided) Nursery Classes for kids 4 yrs 5 th grade Middle & High School Youth Group Adult Small Groups Bible Studies Bring the whole family! 36

37 AAFES Update 37

38 Exchange Events

39 Facebook For all the latest events, theater schedules, savings and community support from the Exchange, like our facebook

40 Holiday Fee Free Layaway Starts 1 Sep for 2016 $3 service fee waived Toys and bikes extended thru 24 Dec 60 day plan Fee Free computer layaway 1 Nov thru 16 Dec Excludes Nov day plan

purchases made between 1-24 Dec are eligible for the holiday extended price guarantee!

41 Holiday Return/Extended Price Policies Return/Exchange Policy Items purchased between 1 Nov and 24 Dec can be returned/exchanged thru 31 Jan 2017 All other refund conditions still apply Extended Price Guarantee Any purchases made between 1-24 Dec are eligible for the holiday extended price guarantee! Bring original Exchange receipt and competitor s ad to get the difference on an Exchange gift card Does not include online prices

42 MORE WAYS TO SAVE

43 MORE WAYS TO SAVE MILITARY STAR CARD SPECIAL EVENTS Holiday Beauty Bar 2-24 December With Coupon: $20 off $100 cosmetics purchases with Military Star DECEMBER Holiday Instant Rebates Save even more When using Military Star!

44 STUDIO APPRECIATION SCREENING 10 DEC 1600 DOORS OPEN 1430 TICKETS AVAILABLE IN THE FOOD COURT SEE FACEBOOK FOR DETAILS

45 MORE UPCOMING EVENTS

46 Questions? Thank you!

47 Community Information Exchange Round Table DHR LRC DPTMS SJA SLO DeCA ASYMCA Thrift Shop 47

48 Community Information Exchange December 1 Dec: Holiday Tree Lighting (South) 3 Dec: WAAF Commemoration 4K Run 5 Dec: 75 th Commemoration Ceremony - WAAF 7 Dec: 75 th Commemoration Ft. DeRussy 9 Dec: Army vs. Navy Flag Football, Stoneman Field 16 Dec: Leilehua Concert Series 17 Dec: AMR Winter Wonderland/Breakfast 17 Dec: Single Soldier Holiday Dinner 25 Dec: Single Soldiers Breakfast January Jan: New Year s Day Observed 14 Jan: Fitness Resolution 16 Jan: Martin Luther King Day 17 Jan: Choose to Lose Campaign 18 Jan: Teen Job Fair & College Prep 20 Jan: Inauguration Day 25 Jan: Community Information Exchange 27 Jan: Right Arm Night 28 Jan: Dash with a Splash Biathlon February 2017 Black History Month 3 Feb: Command Golf Scramble Feb: MWR Valentine s Day Specials 14 Feb: Valentine s Day 20 Feb: Presidents Day 20 Feb: Great Aloha Run 22 Feb: Community Information Exchange 24 Feb: Army Emergency Relief Campaign Kickoff 48

49 Community Information Exchange (CIE) Closing Comments 49

50 Community Information Exchange (CIE) Community Information Exchange 25 January

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