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1 04 June 2014, hours, THE ARENA, Caserma Ederle

2 Introduction/Master of Ceremony Public Affairs Office U.S. Army Birthday Kickoff Hot Topic(s) Recognitions Community Updates Agenda Open Forum POC: Robin Gonzales, DFMWR, DSN , Next InfoX 6 August 2014, hours, The Arena, Caserma Ederle

3 Army 239 th Birthday Celebration MSG Quinones, Edgard DPTMS Operations NCOIC

4 The Vicenza Military Community conducts an Army Cake Cutting and Army Campaign Streamer ceremony to commemorate 239 years of the Army s selfless service to the United States of America. 12 June Del Din Multi-Use Facility Open to all ID card holders The youngest and oldest soldiers will be cutting the cake and 14 Battle Streamers will be presented to the Colors, honoring more than 1 million Soldiers who fought and died while answering their nation s call to arms.

5 Hot Topics Army Performance TRIAD Motorcycle Safety Traffic Enforcement & Home Security DPW ECO MWR Highlights

6 Performance Triad Amanda Walker Health Educator, Army Wellness Center

Performance Triad Kick-Off Week Events: Performance Triad Information Booth Wed, 04 June 1130-1330 at PX

Fitness Center Racquetball Court Performance Triad Specialty Meal Thurs, 05 June 1130-1330 at Del Din Dining

7 Performance Triad Kick-Off Week Events: Performance Triad Information Booth Wed, 04 June at PX Mission Essential Fitness Class Wed, 04 June 1730 at Luna Bubble Rowing Class Thurs, 05 June 0900 at Ederle Fitness Center Racquetball Court Performance Triad Specialty Meal Thurs, 05 June at Del Din Dining Facility Soccer Juggling & Penalty Kick Contest Friday, 06 June 1200 at Ederle Track 5K Fun Run/Walk Friday, 06 June 1700

8 Motorcycle Safety/Personal Protective Equipment Don Busbice Garrison Safety Director

9 (1) Helmets. Riders wearing PPE have 40% less permanent physical damage (7 days less time in hospital) after an accident. (a) For personnel riding MCs and ATVs in the United States, helmets will be certified to meet DOT Safety Standard No. 218, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Standard 22 05, British Standard 6658, or Snell Standard M2005 according to DODI , 20 April 2009, Change 2, references (w), (x), (y), and (z). (b) For personnel riding MCs and ATVs outside the United States, helmets must meet the HN standards. In those instances where the HN has no standard, helmets must, at a minimum, meet the DOT Federal motor vehicle safety standard. (c) All helmets will be properly fastened under the chin. * Italy: Must meet ECE requirements As of 29 Apr 14

(2) Eye protection. Eye protection must be designed to meet or exceed ANSI Z87.

full-face shield (properly attached to a helmet).

Foot protection includes sturdy over-the-ankle footwear that affords protection for the feet

10 (2) Eye protection. Eye protection must be designed to meet or exceed ANSI Z87.1, reference (z) for impact and shatter resistance (includes goggles, wraparound glasses, or a full-face shield (properly attached to a helmet). A windshield or fairing does not constitute eye protection. (3) Foot protection. Foot protection includes sturdy over-the-ankle footwear that affords protection for the feet and ankles (durable leather or ballistic-type cloth athletic shoes that cover the ankles may be worn). 25% of riders experience ankle injuries in an accident. As of 29 Apr 14

full-fingered gloves or mittens made from leather or other abrasionresistant material.

Kevlar, or Cordura ) and containing impact-absorbing padding are strongly encouraged.

11 (4) Protective clothing. Protective clothing includes long-sleeved shirt or jacket, long trousers, and full-fingered gloves or mittens made from leather or other abrasionresistant material. MC jackets and pants constructed of abrasion-resistant materials (such as leather, Kevlar, or Cordura ) and containing impact-absorbing padding are strongly encouraged. Riders are encouraged to select PPE that incorporates fluorescent colors and retro-reflective material. 80% of riders injure their legs in an accident. As of 29 Apr 14

motorcycle clothing that incorporates fluorescent and highly reflective material at all times

regardless of local civilian requirements.

12 USAREUR CG Policy Letter a. Soldiers assigned to Army in Europe units will wear 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 the vehicles described above, on and off post, regardless of local civilian requirements. Military uniforms, including Army physical fitness test wear that is designed to be reflective, do not meet this criterion. The number of accidents prevented because the rider was seen by other drivers cannot be determined. As of 29 Apr 14

employees) and Family members will wear fluorescent and reflective outer

vehicles described in paragraph 2 while on U.S.

13 USAREUR CG Policy Letter a. Civilian employees (including contractors, but excluding local national employees) and Family members will wear fluorescent and reflective outer garments at all times when operating or riding as a passenger on the vehicles described in paragraph 2 while on U.S. Army installations and are highly encouraged to wear this type of equipment off installations. 60% of riders suffer arm or shoulder injuries in an accident. As of 29 Apr 14

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15 Questions? As of 29 Apr 14 15

16 Traffic Enforcement and Home Security MAJ Brian G. Mumfrey Director of Emergency Services

17 100 Days of Summer Enforcement In Accordance With USSETAF 190-2, AER and AR the following will be enforced for the Safety of the Vicenza Military Community. Use of Cell Phone without Hands Free device while operating a Motor Vehicle. Texting while driving. Non use of Seat Belts and Child Restraints for ALL Passengers. Non use of Motorcycle or Moped PPE. Speeding, Eating and Drinking while Driving. Operating Bicycles or Skateboards without Helmets, Bells, Lights (front and rear) on installations. Bicycles are not authorized on sidewalks; only exception is for Children in the Villaggio Housing Area and parents with Children on the Casermas. Please ensure your Vehicle Tags are properly affixed to your vehicle.

18 Home Assessments Mr. Laney Rich Installation Physical Security Officer, Mr. Kevin Goodwin Installation Physical Security Officer, Mr. Rick Dutkiewicz Physical Security Inspector,

19 Residential Security Choosing housing Choosing an apartment Planning for home security Inspecting your home Suspicious activity near home An unexpected visit Suspicious package at home Minimize public exposure Respond to telephone threats Employing domestic help Protecting personal information Cyber security

20 What should you report? Any attempts to gain unauthorized access to your home apartment or building complex. Threats to other DoD personnel, homes or property. Attempts to gain information about you or neighbors. Attempts to obtain personal information on DoD personnel by unauthorized persons. Anything you find suspicious, unusual or JUST NOT RIGHT.

21 Be Smart Lock doors, windows and shutters even higher floors. Look for symbols on fences, doors, sidewalks, light poles etc. that can indentify you as a target. Be aware of your surroundings. Be alert if you live in high risk places. Carry a cell phone charged with minutes and sufficient power to sustain the phone in an emergency. Keep your vehicle in good working order.

22 Reporting an Incident MP s (Toll free) Commercial: DSN: VMID Duty Hours DSN: After Duty Hours: Physical Security Office DSN: /6744 Commercial: /6744

23 USAG-V ECO CENTERS Jim Lessard DPW Environmental Chief

* ECO centers located at Caserma Ederle and Del Din support our community recycling program per Italian law (Ronchi Decree Dlgs 22-97 Ch

or Joe Hunnewell at 634-8937 or 7563 * Used tires must be dropped off at the DFMWR Auto Skills designated area pls contact Charlie

24 * ECO centers located at Caserma Ederle and Del Din support our community recycling program per Italian law (Ronchi Decree Dlgs Ch 5) * Hazardous material or Hazardous waste to include used oil must be taken to Bldg 275 HazWaste facility contact Alessandro Sallustio or Joe Hunnewell at or 7563 * Used tires must be dropped off at the DFMWR Auto Skills designated area pls contact Charlie Decelle at * Used lead acid batteries can be dropped of at DFMWR Auto Skills shop or Bldg 275 What right looks like! What wrong looks like!

25 Upcoming Community Events Christopher Bradford FMWR Director

26 Independence Day Celebration 3 July 2014, 16:00-Midnight Open Post Event Food & Beverages, Games, Entertainment and Fireworks Display

27 'Bring on the Heat Invitational Boxing Tournament Saturday, July 12 Del Din Fitness Center DSN: (314)

28 RECOGNITIONS

29 The Adult Outstanding Community Volunteer for May Hanna Leong Nominated by ACS Exceptional Family Member Program Every month for going on two years Hanna has presented an EFMP Information hour, with up-to-date information on a myriad of pertinent and interesting topics for EFMP Families. This venue has served both as a source of information AND a healthy means of support. The information has not only been educational, but supportive in many ways. Families and staff from many organizations within the community have had the opportunity to listen to her presentations followed by the opportunity to ask questions which address personal and professional situations. She comes wonderfully prepared each month with a visual presentation, participant hand-outs, relevant articles, evaluation sheets and a sign-in sheet. She engages the participants, not only offering facts and statistics but also with her humor, realism, and connections to her own life experiences.

30 The Youth Outstanding Community Volunteer for May Abigail Vallery Nominated by the American Red Cross As a member of the Vicenza High School Red Cross Club, Abby has responded to many requests for community and Red Cross events. She is dependable and enthusiastic about contributing her time and energy. Abby also participated in the Red Cross mentoring program at the Vicenza Elementary School. She is a great role model for her peers. Her contributions reflect positively upon the American Red Cross.

31 Community News Service Providers DES DFMWR DPW DHR DOL DPTMS AAFES DoDEA Religious Support Office Installation Safety Office EEO 509 th SIG BN HRO AFN Health Center Dental Clinic Italy Finance Office Installation Legal Office American Red Cross Health Promotion DECA USO PAO IG

32 Medical Services Update USAHC-Vicenza COL Andrew Barr Commander, USAHC-V

33 Medical Services Update Birthing Center Closure 11 JUN 2014 at 1200 hours 3 main options for prenatal care and delivery San Bortolo Casa di Cura Eretenia Aviano Air Base Patients began referral process this week Baby Book published Advocate and Communicate Space-A Care Averaging 4-5 appointments available each day Peds will offer equal access to Space-A patients for: Well Child 0-2 years old School Physicals please don t wait until the last minute! ADHD Next School Physical Clinic is June 18 th Updated Italian physician list recently sent to Garrison and DoDDS

34 Space-A Care Info X Medical Services Update Percentage of days with Space-A appointments available at 1100 MAR 14 APR 14 MAY 14 Primary Care 50% 41% 73% Peds 6% 71% 80% Summer Provider Underlap Upcoming underlap of providers may affect access to appointments PCS Required Training Livorno Backfill 173 rd OPTEMPO USAHC-V has requested backfill and has planned provider availability for Summer leave schedules to maximize appointments

35 Open Forum

36 InfoX Schedule Wednesday, 06 August 2014

InfoX. 29 June 2011, hours, THE ARENA, Caserma Ederle

InfoX. 29 June 2011, hours, THE ARENA, Caserma Ederle 29 June 2011, 1000 1100 hours, THE ARENA, Caserma Ederle 1 Agenda Introduction/Master of Ceremony Public Affairs Office Recognitions Hot Topic(s) Community News Community Issues Open & New Open Forum Next