Joint Base Lewis-McChord We are a Joint Force Power Projection Platform Community Update 21 Jun PDF Free Download

Joint Base Lewis-McChord We are a Joint Force Power Projection Platform Community Update 21 Jun 2017 Trust and Transparency - Collaboration - Collective Responsibility 1

Community Update Agenda 0930-0935 Welcome COL Dan Morgan, Joint Base Commander 0935-0945 Opening Remarks: Mr. Mike Fuller, Director, I Corps Mission Support Staff Col Snelson, 62 Air Wing Commander 0935-1000 Installation Priorities: Speeding/Aggressive Driving, Mr. Mat Toth, Director, Emergency Services Child Abuse & Neglect, Ms. Karen Fox, Family Advocacy Program Manager Social Media Handbook, Ms. Alecia Grady Public Affairs Update, Mr. Joe Pike, Public Affairs Officer Public Works Updates, Ms. Cathy Hamiton-Wissmer, Sustainability Outreach Coord. 1000-1010 Madigan Army Medical Center COL Mike Place, Commander 1010-1030 Updates Director of Plans, Training, Mobilization Support, Mr. Buck James Housing Update, Mr. Don Meyers, Housing Division MWR, Ms. Kelly Wetzel, Marketing MWR Photo Contest, Lesley Hill, Arts & Crafts Religious Support, CH (COL) Marc Gauthier Commissary Update, Ms. Janet Landon Post Exchange Update, Ms. Pat Tinker, McChord Main Exchange Lewis Community Spouses Club, Ms. Serena West McChord Spouses Club, Danetta VanBuren Troy Falardeau, SMA 1030-1045 Command Comments Next Community Update 8 Aug 17/0900! 1045-1100 Questions 2

JBLM Community Update: Getting us in balance Community Update FRGs JBGC/ Sr Spouse Dialogue Dialogue with partners Feedback Future Agenda Old Business What you asked me Installation Priority(s) Key Events Agency Key Talking Points Dialogue

JBLM CHPC Priorities The CHPC will ensure: a) Public heath process to raise individual and community awareness. (of services) b) BH interventions to improve psychological health and reduce self-destructive behaviors. c) Physical programs directed towards achieving optimal physical wellness. d) Spiritual programs to foster spiritual awareness and enrichment. e) Environmental and social programs that promote and sustain healthy lifestyle strengthen community action, and encourage proactive public health policies. PRIORITIES FY17 Improve Financial Fitness Increase Healthy Behaviors Optimize Physical Fitness Foster Healthy Relationships Strengthen Individual Life Skills & Resiliency IAW AR 600-63. CH 2, 2-1 (a) Army Health Promotion UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO

5 Community Update Commander s Comments Mr. Mike Fuller, Director I Corps Mission Staff Support Col Snelson, Deputy Commander, 62 Airlift Wing

6 Speeding and Aggressive Driving 30%-35% of all traffic related law enforcement contacts are for speed whether on or off post. These frequently lead to other charges such as DUI, driving on a suspended license, expired registration/insurance The average speed violations on post are 10-15 MPH over the posted speed limit with multiple incidents of speeds 40-50 MPH over. Some of the latter have occurred in housing and unit areas. One fatal collision and one serious injury collision resulting in the amputation of the driver s foot. According to the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, 33% of all fatal collisions in the state are the direct result of speeding. Nearly all fatal collisions on post have been the result of speed. Alcohol has played a factor in about half. Most rear end collisions on the roadways are the product of speed and tailgating with distraction playing a significant role on post.

7 Distraction Distraction = anything that prevents the driver from maintaining full awareness of what is in front of your car. According to the Washington State Traffic Safety Commission, 10% of motorists operate under some form of distraction and 70% of them are using the cell phone. AAA study coined term inattention blindness caused by using the cell phone while driving. The study showed it takes the average driver 27 seconds to refocus on the road after using the phone. This equates to: 20 MPH= 240 yards - Distance covered in the housing areas on post 25 MPH= 300 yards 35 MPH= 420 yards 40 MPH= 480 yards 45 MPH= 540 yards Distances covered driving IAW on-post speed limits 60 MPH= 720 yards Distance covered on the freeway at the posted speed limit

10 Child Abuse Prevention Trend(s): Risks Indicators: Kids out of school Deployments Reduced child care availability Unattended children (playgrounds, residential areas) False sense of security Protective Factors: Libraries (Lego Club, Storytime) Special Olympics Softball Golf, Tennis, Archery, Art, B-Ball Summer Adventure Camps/Trips British Youth Soccer Camp Vacation Bible School/VBS Teens NPSP Playgroups

Web-Based Social Media Handbook 9 www.army.mil/socialmedia THINK TYPE POST About what message is being communicated and who could potentially view it Messages that are consistent with our US Military Values If the message demonstrates Dignity and Respect for self and others

NW Guardian wins Defense Media Award The Best Civilian Enterprise News Publication in DOD JBLM Northwest Guardian wins: 2016 Defense Media Award (formerly Thomas Jefferson Awd) Best Newspaper in DOD 2016 MG Keith L. Ware Award Best Newspaper in Army Best Newspaper in IMCOM Over last decade, the Northwest Guardian won DOD award in 2004, 2006, 2014 and 2016 (4 times) KLW & IMCOM award in 2003-07, 2011, 2014 and 2016 (8 times) Your First Source for JBLM News & Information 10

NW Guardian wins Defense Media Award 11 TJ Award Best Newspaper 2004 TJ Award Best Newspaper 2006 TJ Award Best Newspaper 2014 DM Award Best Newspaper 2016 DOD DOD DOD DOD KLW Award Best Newspaper 2003 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2004 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2005 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2006 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2007 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2011 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2014 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2016 HQDA KLW Award Best Newspaper 2003 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2004 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2005 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2006 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2007 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2011 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2014 IMCOM KLW Award Best Newspaper 2016 IMCOM

12 Directorate of Public Works What is that smoke over JBLM? JBLM DPW, Environmental Division conducts prescribed burns every summer for ecological restoration, habitat maintenance and wildfire prevention. The burns help maintain the open fire resilient landscapes that are necessary to meet the JBLM training mission and provide habitat for wildlife including several endangered species. To find out when and where burns will occur follow the Sustainable JBLM Facebook page. Nuisance smoke? Call: 253-912-2049.

13 Directorate of Public Works Deploying? Or PCS ing?- Time to Recycle! Have unwanted items? Don t throw it out Recycle on JBLM! Donate usable items to the JBLM thrift stores. Housing residents can take household hazardous waste to Bldg 1210. Call 967-4786 for more info Contact housing for bulk trash pick up. Questions? Recycling Coordinator: 253-966-6444 Check out Sustainable JBLM on Facebook.

JBLM Car Washing Activities Soap, scum, and oil grit produced from car washing activities flow across surfaces, into storm drains, and directly into lakes, streams, and the Puget Sound without treatment. Discharges of contaminants to surface waters is an illicit discharge and a violation of the JBLM MS4 stormwater permit which could lead to fines, penalties, or imprisonment. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Use commercial car washes. Wash on lawns or other surfaces where water can seep into the ground. Divert wash water away from storm drains. If you plan to conduct a charity car wash, coordinate with the JBLM Stormwater Program to provide you with authorized locations and identify management practices to be followed to ensure compliance with environmental permits. JBLM STORMWATER PROGRAM Phone: 253-967-2837 Email: usarmy.jblm.imcom.list.dpw-stormwater@mail.mil 6/21/2017 14

GO Transit: Routes and Schedules FREE on- and off-base transit system Over 80 stops across the installation 20 minute headway during most service hours Evening and weekend services as well Connections with Pierce Transit and Sound Transit Shows when the next vehicle is scheduled to arrive Shows stop locations and routes Can assist with connections to Pierce Transit and Sound Transit OneBusAway App works with GO Transit Routes www.golewismcchord.com 15

GO Lewis-McChord Transportation Options 16

UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO Select SLIDE MASTER to Insert Briefing Title Here Madigan Army Medical Center Community Update June/July 2017 Mr. Kirk Frady/ MCSC / (210) 221-7098 (DSN 471) / kirk.d.frady.civ@mail.mil Madigan Public Affairs UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO 21-Jun-17 Slide 17 17 of of 1411 February 14 June 2016 2017

UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO Select SLIDE MASTER to Insert Briefing Title Here Mr. Kirk Frady/ MCSC / (210) 221-7098 (DSN 471) / kirk.d.frady.civ@mail.mil Madigan Public Affairs UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO 21-Jun-17 Slide 18 18 of of 1413 14 June 2016 2017

Best course of action: talk with your PCM about screening! SYMPTOMS Difficulty starting urination Weak/interrupted urine flow Difficulty emptying bladder completely Pain or burning during urination Blood in urine or semen Pain in back, hips or penis that does not go away

SYMPTOMS Prevalent age group: Ages 20-34 Can be treated and usually CURED! Painless lump on or in a testicle Swollen or larger testicle Ache in lower belly or scrotum Breast growth or soreness

Low Back Pain Over 3,500 Active Duty appointments, 80% male Injuries during PT Hard landing after jumps Injuries during tactical operations Weekend injuries (e.g., yard work)

Treatment & Prevention Typically managed with nonnarcotic medication In non-traumatic situations, X- Rays or MRIs for non-specific low back pain are not necessary Use the right body mechanics for heaving lifting Stretch, warm up, cool down

SUMMER SUN SAFETY It only take 15 minutes to damage your skin! SUNSCREEN! At least SPF 15; apply on cool days, too Wear wide brim hats, sunglasses, darker color clothing Skin damage can lead to cancer and other skin blemishes.

Men s SUN SAFETY Men are more likely to develop skin cancer Service Members are high risk for sun exposure: outdoor PT, motor pool operations, FTX Men tend to get more sun than women UV exposure adds up over time increasing cancer risk Only 14% of men use sunscreen

WE RE EXPANDING! Puyallup Community Medical Home STARTS JUN. 19! Extended hours Same-day acute care On-site physical therapy Acupuncture Pharmacy open for all TRICARE beneficiaries

29 Directorate Plans, Training, Mobilization, and Security Key Events June-September 2017 21 JUN 17, Last Day of School Group 5 (Federal Way, Franklin Pierce, N. Thurston and Orting School Districts) 23 JUN 17, Last Day of School Group 6 (Auburn, Puyallup and Sumner School Districts) 26-27 JUN 17, Summer Service Member for Life Transition Career Expo/Fair, Includes JBLM and Hiring Our Heroes (HOH) Summer 03 JUL 17, Military ID Freedom Fest Event, 1200-1900, Cowan/Memorial Stadium, Lead: DFMWR 03 JUL 17, DONSA and AF Family Day 04 JUL 17, Freedom Fest, 1100-2300, Cowan/Memorial Stadium, Lead: DFMWR 07 JUL 17, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTMS 15 JUL 17, Lt. Dan Band, Time: TBD, Memorial Stadium, Lead: DFMWR ----- ----- 17-21 JUL 17, Vacation Bible School, 0900-1200 daily, Bldg 11621 (Lewis North Chapel), Bldg 746, McChord Field Chapel Support Center (CSC), and Bldg 174, Lead: Chaplain 22 JUL 17, Freedom Run, Time: TBD, Cowan Stadium, Lead: DFMWR 04 AUG 17, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTMS 15 AUG 17, Voting Assistance Officer/Installation Voting Assistance Officer Workshop, 0800-1600, Stone Ed, Lead: DHR/MPD 21 AUG 17, Blood Drive, 0900-1500, Madigan Medical Mall, Lead: MAMC 27 AUG 17-02 SEP 17, AFW2 JBLM Northwest Regional Warrior Care Event, Time: TBD, Location: TBD, Lead: DFMWR 31 AUG 17, Camp Lewis Centennial Event, Time: TBD, Location: TBD, Lead: DPTMS 01 SEP 17, DONSA 05 SEP 17, AF Family Day 16 SEP 17, Fall Flea Market, 0900-1300, MWR Fest Tent, Lead: DFMWR 18 SEP 17, Blood Drive, 0900-1500, Madigan Medical Mall, Lead: MAMC 26 SEP 17, FRG Symposium, 0830-1200, American Lake Conference Center, Lead: DFMWR 30 SEP 17, Oktoberfest, Time: TBD, MWR Fest Test, Lead: DFMWR ----- -----

On Base Housing HQDA Army Housing Survey On 31 May 2017; Tom Brown, VP Lincoln Military Housing, along with Tom Knight, Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) Chief of Staff, jointly pulled the name of the grand prize winner for the 2017 HQDA Survey distributed at JBLM. A family from the Beachwood Community won the one month free rent grand prize. Over 2,000 (41.8%) of JBLM residents took part in this year s survey for a chance to provide valuable feedback, as well as win fantastic prizes. 30

On Base Housing HQDA Army Housing Results 31

On Base Housing Board Members Needed 32 The Family Housing Award Board has vacant family member seats specifically for JBLM housing residents. Be a representative voice for onbase residents and bring community concerns, challenges, and ideas to enhance the housing program at JBLM. This is a perfect opportunity to be more involved with housing discussions at the board meetings that include Command, DPW, DFMWR, and Housing Division leaders along with the privatized housing executive team of Lincoln Military Housing. We are looking for a few conscientious volunteer board members to help strengthen the relationship with the community and housing. If you can contribute your time (4 hours per year), ideas, and leadership for just 1-hour per quarter and you are interested in exploring this fabulous opportunity, please contact Nancy Barnes at 253.966.2888 or nancy.r.barnes@civ.mail.mil.

MWR happenings June Events

MWR happenings Upcoming July Events Freedom Fest 2-Day Event! Free admission! July 3: DoD ID Cardholders & guests only concert, car show & more! July 4: Public welcome fireworks at dark! Gary Sinise & Lt Dan Band FREE! Live in concert Sat, July 15 at Memorial Stadium

MWR happenings JBLM Libraries FREE Microsoft Office & Technical Assistant certifications Mon & Fri at McChord Library, 11 am-3 pm Summer Reading Programs: Book Patch 1 pm Juggletunes Jun 29 Reptile Isle Jul 13 Volts & Jolts Jul 20 Sub-Zero Ice Cream Jul 27 McChord 1 pm Animal Encounters Jun 27 Ooey-Gooey Jul 18 Flying Gizmos Jul 25

The Bistro BBQ

37 2016 Army Photography Contest JBLM Winners

2016 Photography Contest Tools of the Trade CW3 Jessica Veltri Division 1 Active Duty Military, Still Life Category First Place 38

2016 Photography Contest Cat Walk CW3 Jessica Veltri Division 1 Active Duty Military, Animals Category Third Place C 17 Formation Maj Shannon MacLean Division 1 Active Duty Military, Military Life Category Third Place 39

2016 Photography Contest Seattle Mini World Kaweka Stoney Division 2 Other Patrons, Digital Darkroom Category Honorable Mention 40

41 JBLM Religious Support July 24 28 th Military Family Camp Black Diamond Camp is 35 Miles from JBLM https://blackdiamond.org/summer/family-camp July 17 21 Vacation Bible School (Facebook: JBLM VBS 2017) WE WANT YOU! Volunteers Needed! Register at: Carter Lake Elementary School vbspro.events/p/jblmvbs2017mcchord Beachwood Elementary School vbspro.events/p/jblmvbs2017 Information: jointhefun.vbs@gmail.com 6 Sept Faith & Family University Night PRE LAUNCH PARTY 1730 1900, Lewis Main Chapel Join us for a meal and program preview 13 Sept Faith & Family University Night 1700 1930, Lewis Main Chapel Meal, AWANA & Adult Classes Begin

Healthy lifestyle festival McChord Field Commissary June 22-25 Farmers Market featuring Organic produce and more.

Lewis Main & McChord commissaries JULY EVENTS AT Lewis Main & McChord Field Lewis Main: July 1 st -4 th to celebrate DeCA s 150 th Anniversary. We will have specials in all departments. Lewis Main: July 6 th Nathan s Mobile truck will be at the Lewis Main Commissary. Join us for samples and fun. McChord Field: Healthy Pet Festival July 15 th at your McChord Field Commissary. Bring your pets cutest/ugliest/ most talented /tricks and have some fun McChord Field: Summer in the Sun July 22 nd at your McChord Field Commissary. Try your hand at Pitching and Dunk the Target. Hit the Bullseye 3 times in a row to win $25 Gift Card Your Commissary It s Worth the Trip!

Lewis Main & McChord commissaries JULY 4 TH SPECIALS Get everything for your 4 th of July BBQ from your commissary. Order your special meat cuts, fruit & veggie trays let us do the work and you just enjoy the day with family and friends Just call 253-967-5669: Lewis Main to place your order Just call 253-982-3285: McChord to place your order Lewis Main and McChord Field Commissary Holiday hours of Operation are 0900-1700 on July 4 th. Your Commissary It s Worth the Trip!

June 2017: McChord Main Exchange 22 June: Vitamix Demo inside the Main Store through 2 July 22 25 June: Healthy Lifestyle Festival with DeCa 24 June: Sidewalk Sale in front of the McChord BX 30 June-1 July: Sidewalk Sale in front of the McChord BX July 2017: McChord Main Exchange 4 July: Holiday Store Hours: 0900-1800 14-15 July: Sidewalk Sale in front of the McChord BX 25 July: 122nd Exchange Anniversary-come and celebrate with us. Cake & Manager Specials throughout the day 28-29 July: Sidewalk Sale in front of the McChord BX

August 2017: McChord Main Exchange 15 August: Tentative Soft Opening of BX upgrade-cake and Ribbon Cutting 11-12 August: Sidewalk Sale in front of the McChord BX 25-26 August: Sidewalk Sale in front of the McChord BX

The Cottage Boutique will be open by appointment only JUNE and JULY. WE NEED YOU! Interested in getting more involved? We are currently filling General Board positions for the 2017-2018 board year. Contact: Serena West Email: lewiscommunityspousesclub@gmail.com @LEWISCOMMUNITYSPOUSESCLUB www.lewiscommunityspousesclub.org

50 Community Update Next Community Update 8 Aug 2017 @ 0900

51 Community Update Commander s Comments

52 Community Update Back Up Slides

53 Presenter Contact Info COL Dan Morgan 253-967-1005 daniel.s.morgan.mil@mail.mil Joint Base Commander Ms. Alecia R Grady 253-967-6194 alecia.r.grady.civ@mail.mil C/Armed Forces Community Service Ms. Karen Fox 253-966-7180 karen.l.fox8.civ@mail.mil Family Advocacy Program Manager COL Mike Place 253-968-4055 michael.l.place3.mil@mail.mil Commander, Madigan Army Medical Center Mr. Ted Solonar 253-966-0666 theodore.w.solonar.civ@mail.mil Chief of Police Mr. Buck James 253-966-2217 william.t.james.civ@mail.mil D/Plans, Training, Mobilization & Security Mr. Don Meyers 253-966-3217 Donald.h.meyer3.civ@mail.mil C/Housing Division Ms. Kelly Wetzel 253-967-5200 Kelly.k.Wetzel.naf@mail.mil MWR Marketing CH (COL) Marc Gauthier 253-967-3718 marc.s.gauthier.mil@mail.mil Joint Base Chaplain

54 Presenter Contact Info Mr. Michael Cruz 253-966-9141 michael.cruz@deca.mil Commissary Ms. Silvia Wells 253-964-3161 wellssi@aafes.com Post Exchange Ms. Serena West Lewis Spouses Club lewiscommunityspousesclub@gmail.com