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Welcome
Operating Procedures
Welcome to the 6th Force
Support Squadron and the
FamCamp at MacDill AFB.
As our guest, we encourage
you to take advantage of all
the activities and services
designed and created to make your life more
enjoyable during your stay with us.
ELIGIBILITY
This welcome package should answer most of the
questions you may have about your stay, the
amenities we offer, and several base-wide policies
you will be asked to follow.
We are truly proud of the “world-class” programs
and facilities we have here at MacDill AFB. The 6th
Force Support Squadron offers you the very best
dining, golf, fitness, and recreational activities.
Each of our programs reflect the team-work, spirit
of cooperation, quality of life initiatives and pride
so prevalent throughout our MacDill community.
We are truly committed to providing you and your
family the BEST service throughout all of our FSS
activities and look forward to exceeding your expectations. Enjoy your stay at MacDill Air Force Base.
We’re glad you’re here!
Cordially,
The Outdoor Recreation Staff
Individuals as identified and authorized unlimited program eligibility by
AFI-34-262, Attachment 2, Table A2-1 may make reservations or use the
facility on a space available basis. Individuals identified as in Table A2-2 as
limited program eligibility, may use the facility on a space available basis only.
RESERVATIONS
Reservations are only accepted under the authorized sponsor’s social
security number. Authorized users may have no more than one reservation in
the system during any 365-day period. Reservations are accepted as follows:
1. 270 campsites are full hook-ups (water, electric, sewer, cable) and are
designated for 1 to 180 days’ length of stay. Authorized users may make
advance reservations for these campsites 365 days in advance. Advance
reservations may be made in person or by telephone, and is first come,
first served. Advance reservations require a $100.00 deposit.
2. 54 campsites are full hook-ups (water, electric, sewer, cable) designated
for 14-day length of stay. 34 of the 54 sites are designated as first come,
first served, with no advance reservations accepted. Reservations may be
made on the remaining 20 sites no more than two weeks in advance.
Advance reservations require a $100.00 deposit.
3. 21 campsites are designated as partial hook-up (water, electricity).
No reservations are accepted.
4. 50 campsites are designated as dry camp. These campsites are issued on
a first come, first served basis. No reservations accepted.
REFUND OF DEPOSIT
A cancellation notice, no later than 10 days prior to the date of scheduled
arrival, must be received in order to receive a refund. Refund is forfeited if
cancellation is received within 10 days of a scheduled reservation.
LENGTH OF STAY
Any length of stay of 30-180 consecutive days will result in a mandatory
departure of at least 30 days. Extensions may be granted on a case-by-case
basis, but will not be considered from 1 November – 30 April.
Table of Contents
Operating Procedures ....................................... 1
Camping...........................................................2-3
Facilities & Amenities ....................................... 4
Phone/Mail Procedures ................................... 4
Wi-Fi ..................................................................... 5
Jogging/Bicycle Safety ..................................... 5
Outdoor Adventure/Disc Golf/Cable Guide ... 6
FamCamp Map .................................................. 7
Annex Map/Base Phone Numbers ................. 8
Base Map ............................................................ 9
Recycling/Volunteers ......................................10
Pet Policy ..........................................................11
Shelter-In-Place..........................................12-13
Reminders ........................................................13
6th Force Support Squadron .........................14
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FINANCIAL LIABILITY
The United States Government accepts no liability for damage to any personal property if such damage is the result of circumstances beyond the
government’s control. If campsites become unavailable through no fault of
the visitor or due to any unforeseen circumstance, 6th Force Support
Squadron, MacDill AFB, will refund any unused prepaid rent payment.
Authorized refunds are based on the daily rental rate.
BACKFLOW PREVENTERS
Water backflow preventers have been installed on all water spigots as a base
requirement. These do not restrict water flow, so please do not remove them.
SIGNS
FamCamp residents are prohibited from posting signs or setting up displays.
Posting of signs at the FamCamp is restricted to official business, with the
exception of family name signs and holiday displays on your recreational
vehicle site.
*Policy is subject to change without notice
at the discretion of the installation commander.
Camping
Upon arrival and registration at our FamCamp, you will be offered the following choices:
FULL/PARTIAL HOOK-UP SITE
DRY CAMP SITE
This site may include water, electrical, sewer and cable connections.
1. Telephone connection may be obtained through Verizon.
2. Entitled to one picnic table.
3. Registration certificate will be displayed in an area highly
visible from access road.
4. Only one camper/RV on a site.
5. Screen room is allowed.
Tent is not allowed with Camper/RV on site.
6. No carpets in grass.
7. Pet rules will be strictly adhered to.
8. Tow bars/dolly will park to the rear of the RV.
9. Utility/car trailers or boats of any kind are not allowed on
site with RV. Check with office for proper parking area.
10. Regular meals will be consumed in RV or
at picnic table outside RV.
11. RV site will be kept neat and orderly at all times.
12. Upon departure, you will police your RV site to ensure there
is no refuse left.
13. Major maintenance on vehicles is not allowed on site.
14. Please dispose of all trash in dumpster.
15. Clotheslines & fences are prohibited on site.
16. Open fires are prohibited.
17. Camper repairs costs will be assessed when repair to site is
required due to negligence.
This site DOES NOT have water, electrical, sewer, cable or
telephone connections. It is only a space in which to park.
1. Entitled to one picnic table.
2. Registration certificate will be displayed in an area highly
visible from access road.
3. Only one camper/RV on site.
4. Screen room is allowed.
Tent is not allowed with camper/RV on site.
5. No carpets in grass.
6. Pet rules will be strictly adhered to.
7. Tow bars/dolly will be parked to the rear of RV.
8. Utility/car trailers or boats of any kind are not allowed on
site with RV. Check with office for proper parking area.
9. RV site will be kept neat and orderly at all times.
10. Upon departure, you will police your RV site to ensure there
is no refuse left.
11. Major maintenance on vehicles is not allowed on site.
12. Please dispose of all trash in dumpster.
13. When generators are utilized, they will be turned off at
11 pm each night and commence again at 7 am.
14. Clotheslines & fences are prohibited on site.
15. Open fires are prohibited.
LATE FEES – We provide a 24-hr grace period. Rent is due on time; a $5 per day fee will be assessed if past due date.
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TENT AREA SITE
You will be given a numbered sign to be placed
in the ground by your tent.
1. One tent per site.
2. Water is available at two locations within the tent
camping area.
3. No electric available.
4. Picnic table furnished upon request.
5. Please dispose of all trash in dumpster.
6. When generators are utilized, they will be turned off at
11 pm each night and commence again at 7 am.
7. Tents are temporary shelters, therefore stay cannot
exceed 60 days per 365 day period.
8. Clotheslines & fences are prohibited in the tent area.
9. Open fires are prohibited.
WHEELCHAIR SITES
Must be 100% wheelchair-bound. Sponsor has priority.
QUIET HOURS
Quiet Hours are from 11 pm – 7 am daily.
MacDill AFB
Outdoor Recreation
ONE stop SHOP
Our Recreation Team wishes each and every visitor a safe &
happy visit while staying at MacDill AFB Outdoor Recreational
Facilities. We appreciate you choosing us for all your recreational travels and activities.
Enroll Today into our
ONE-STOP-SHOP program!
SPEEDY CHECK-IN:
Less time with us; more time
to enjoy the Florida Sunshine!
AUTOMATIC BILLING
Save Time & Money. No late fees or monthly visits.
Check out
www.macdillfss.com &
our facebook page for
current specials!
LATE FEES – We provide a 24-hr grace period. Rent is due on time; a $5 per day fee will be assessed if past due date.
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Mail Procedures
FamCampers are welcome to have their
personal mail forwarded to the camp mailroom.
A mailbox will be assigned at the Main Business office.
A returnable key deposit of $20.00 is required.
If you decide to have your mail forwarded
to the FamCamp mailroom, please remember:
APPRECIATE THE VOLUNTEERS WHO MAKE GETTING YOUR
MAIL DELIVERED TO THE FAMCAMP POSSIBLE.
1. The mailroom is staffed by volunteers who are responsible
for sorting and distributing mail. Volunteers make every
effort to eliminate mistakes.
Facilities & Amenities
1. Shower and bath facilities are located in Bldg. 651.
2. Laundry facilities include washers and dryers, with outside
clothesline, and are located in Bldg. 651.
3. Activity Room is located in Bldg. 2017 and is utilized for
special functions (i.e.: Bingo, potluck parties, line dancing,
and exercise classes)
4. There are three (3) pet exercise areas. All pet rules apply.
5. The beach area with pavilions may be utilized when
not reserved. To reserve a pavilion call 840-6919.
6. Wi-Fi (Wireless Internet) computer access is available around
most of the main campground.
Please be considerate of all residents and enjoy your stay.
Phone Procedures
Phone hook-ups are located on the electrical
post at your full hook-up site. To activate the
phone service you must contact Verizon at
1-800-483-4200. There is a fee for this activation. The format
for the hook-up will be as follows:
9909 MARINA BAY DR.
LOT # Fam-CP
TAMPA, FL 33621
Annex Phone Hook-up
2100 CHINOOK CT LOT #
TAMPA, FL 33621
You must give the phone company a separate billing address.
(Ex: Key # PO Box 6825, Tampa, FL 33608-0825) Mail sent to
any other address will be returned.
LOCATED IN THE MAILROOM IS A PHONE FOR 911 CALLS ONLY.
When calling 911 on a cell phone, inform them you are calling
from MacDill AFB.
2. Every effort is made to have mail distributed to mailboxes by
noon. However, volume of mail will dictate when the distribution is complete. A sign will be posted on the mailroom door
if mail distribution will be late.
3. Mail and packages may be picked up when the light on the
mailroom roof is turned on.
4. The mailroom will remain open until 2 pm*, Monday thru
Friday for distribution of packages. On Saturdays, mail will be
distributed, but the mail room will not be open for packages.
Mail is not distributed on holidays. *Subject to change
pending special circumstances.
5. FEDEX and UPS packages are delivered to the FamCamp
office. Packages not picked up on the day of arrival are taken
to the FamCamp mail room on the next morning and are
available for pickup when mail is distributed and the light on
the mailroom has been turned on.
6. Please notify the mailroom of ALL Family “Nicknames” that
will be receiving mail in your box in addition to the name to
which your campsite is registered. Remember!!! Christmas
cards addressed to “Grandma and Grandpa” may have to be
returned to sender. Also, it would be helpful if those persons
with common first and last names would also use a middle
initial to ensure correct distributing of mail.
Receiving mail at the MacDill FamCamp mail room is only
possible via our volunteers’ dedication to operating this service.
If you are dissatisfied with the service, you may wish to pursue
another option for personal mail. PO Boxes are available at
following locations: MacDill Post Office (813) 828-4680 and
Main Post Office, Tampa Airport (813) 877-0609.
Please address your mail:
Your Name & Key #
PO Box 6825
Tampa, FL 33608
FEDEX & UPS
Must Be Sent to
9909 Marina Bay Dr.
Tampa, FL 33621
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Wi-Fi
Jogging Safety
LIMITED ACCESS DUE TO HIGH OCCUPANY LEVEL
Highly recommend wi-fi connection by renting MIFI
See below
Wireless internet computer connectivity (Wi-Fi) is now available
throughout most of the main campground. Although this free
service is provided to our customers, there are some areas that
will experience signal blockage due to trees, buildings, or other
RVs. Some others will not be able to receive the signal because
of personal computer issues, such as weak cards.
Recreational jogging is great for your health and
physical well-being. Although it is enjoyable and
extremely popular, it can pose hazards to the jogger’s personal
safety. Below are some mandatory requirements to minimize
the hazards:
Wi-Fi Networks
The Wi-Fi networks in the main campground are located in the
Marina, SeaScapes and the FamCamp Office. There is no Wi-Fi
available in the Annex at this time.
Marina
The Access Point (AP) for this network is on the west end of the
Marina building. This AP provides Wi-Fi for the south end of the
main campground.
SeaScapes
The AP for this network is located in the Marina Activity Room,
and has limited signal availability beyond a couple of hundred
feet from the building.
Note: Wi-Fi is also available at the Laundry Room, Library,
Fitness Center, Bowling Center and Bay Palms Golf Complex.
FamCamp4
If you receive any other connection other than the 3 listed,
please log off and try again. FamCamp4 is a secure site and
requires a password. It is not for public use.
Note: YOU DO NOT NEED A PASSWORD TO CONNECT TO OUR
WI-FI. If you are prompted for a password, please log out and
try again.
Please be aware as the number of Wi-Fi users online at any one
time increases, the internet connection can slow down and may
cause the Wi-Fi to shut down. Once the network goes down, it
must be restarted. If this happens after-hours, it will not be
restarted until the next business day. Once you are finished with
your Wi-Fi session, please disconnect from the ‘hot spot’ you
are using. Be considerate of your fellow campers.
MiFi
MiFi is available for $50 a month/$50 refundable deposit at
the FamCamp office. MiFi stands for ‘My Wi-Fi’: MiFi is your own
individual unit that is portable to take anywhere; hook up
at anytime.
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All joggers/walkers must…
• Wear reflective gear during hours of darkness
• Jog on a jogging path or sidewalk
• Jog facing traffic on the side of the road when there is
no sidewalk
• Remove headphones while crossing streets or running
on roads
• Cross at crosswalks where possible
• Obey traffic controls and signs and yield right of way
to vehicles
• Always carry some form of identification
Additionally, organizations wishing to run in formation must
contact Security Forces at (813) 828-3324 at least 48 hours
in advance. Personnel must not run more than 2 abreast and
must use road guards when crossing roads.
Reflective gear is available for checkout at the base fitness
center. If you have any other questions, please contact the
Fitness Center, (813) 828-4496 or Health & Wellness Center
(HAWC), (813) 828-4739.
Follow these requirements, enjoy your run, and stay safe.
Bicycle Safety
DODI 6055.4 states: Bicycle safety shall be
emphasized in the overall traffic safety program.
Programs shall emphasize the MANDATORY USE OF BICYCLE
HELMETS approved by the American National Standards
Institute (ANSI) or the Snell Memorial Foundation. This applies
to all personnel, including dependents, who ride bicycles on
DoD installations. Children under 10 years old must be
accompanied by an adult.
3.5.4. All persons who ride a bicycle,
tricycle, or other human powered vehicle,
including motorized bicycles, on an
AF installation in a traffic environment
shall wear a properly
fastened and approved (e.g., Consumer Product Safety
Commission, ANSI, Snell Memorial Foundation or host nation
equivalent) bicycle helmet. MAJCOMs will be the approving
official on what qualifies as host nation equivalent. During
hours of darkness, riders will wear retro-reflective vest/jacket or
outer garment containing retro-reflective material. In addition,
bicycles will be equipped with a white front light (not a reflector)
visible for 500 feet and red rear reflector or light clearly visible
from the rear of the bicycle from a distance of 300 feet.
Whether you’re looking for a kayak adventure, rock climbing or a laid-back
festival to peruse, the Outdoor Rec Adventure team has the widest variety of
events for you! Here are just a few of our trips:
• Water Tubing
• Ziplining
• Horseback Riding
• Rock Climbing
• Scuba Diving Classes
• Festivals
• Adventure Travel
• Paintball
• Deep Sea Fishing
Take advantage of our seminars/classes covering a variety of interests or travel with us
as we visit attractions and interesting locales in the Tampa Bay area, as well as all over
Florida and neighboring states.
Our staff can also customize an outing for you or your group.
For more information or to register for one of our trips, call (813) 840-1513.
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6th Force Support Squadron • MacDill AFB
• IN CASE OF EMERGENCY • DIAL 911
If Dialing From A Cell Phone, Immediately Inform Emergency Personnel
Telephone Extensions Prefix 828
Commander
2822 That You Are Calling From MacDill AFB
Deputy
2823 • FAMCAMP NIGHT HOST is located next to site #73,
Ops Officer
2703
or call (813) 840-0875 for any concerns or emergencies.
Honor Guard
5190
Marketing & Publicity
3055 • The DEFIBRILLATOR is located with FamCamp Night Host which is
Resource Mgmt
6962 located next to site #73 during night hours and in the FamCamp check-in
Private Organizations
6962 trailer during office hours.
Manpower & Personnel Flight
6MPF
CAC Appointment Line
6673
Customer Service ID Card
6MPF
Civilian Personnel
6673
Manpower
6MPF
Human Resource Office (NAF)
828-2911
Sustainment Services Flight
0034
Catering
840-2220
Diner’s Reef Dining Facility
840-1518
Flight Meals
4998
Fitness Center
4496
MacDill Inn - Lodging
4259
Club Membership
1466
SeaScapes Beach House
840-1451
Surf’s Edge Club/Boomers Bar & Grill
840-2020
Force Development Flight
7320
Airman Leadership School
2299
Education
3115
Library
3607
Professional Development
1229
Training
4004
Airman & Family Services Flight
5097
Airman & Family Readiness
0145
Child Development Ctr 1
3332
Child Development Ctr 2
2244
Child Development Ctr 3
0195
Family Child Care
7760
Airman & Family Readiness (Brandon)
655-9281
Resource & Referral
5750
School Age Program
5971
Youth Center
7956
Community Services Flight
2921
Bay Palms Golf Complex
840-6904
Snack Bar
840-6906
MacDill Bowling Lanes
4005
Arts & Crafts Center
4413
Auto Hobby Shop
4553
Wood Hobby Shop
2093
Information, Tickets & Travel
2478
Outdoor Recreation/Equip Rental/FamCamp/Pool 840-6919
Marina
4983
Skeet Range
5299
Base Operator
1110
BX
840-0511
Chapel
3621
Commissary
4832
Dental Appts
827-9400
Dorm Management
2790
HAWC
4739
Hospital
5393
Legal Office
4422
Medical Appts
827-2273
Pharmacare
2226
Public Affairs
2215
Retirees Activities
4555
Tricare
828-CARE
Visitor Reception Center 2737
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Tornadoes
Recycling
DESCRIPTION
We hope you enjoy your stay here and would
like to offer you some guidance on MacDill’s waste management policy. As with other AF and DoD installations, MacDill is
federally mandated to recycle as much as possible. In an effort
to make recycling more convenient, a large recycling drop-off
has been placed in each camping area.
Tornadoes are one of nature’s most violent, destructive storms
and can devastate an area in seconds. A tornado appears as a
rotating, funnel-shaped cloud, striking the ground with whirling
winds at speeds of up to over 300 miles per hour. A tornado
spins like a top and may sound like a train or like the engines
on an airplane. Tornadoes can travel 10 miles or more before
they subside. In Florida, they occur most frequently during the
months of June, July and August.
TORNADO WATCH
CARDBOARD
All corrugated cardboard except pizza boxes (they go in the trash).
PLASTIC
This advisory indicates conditions are favorable for the
formation of a tornado.
All plastic with a
symbol. These include soda and water
bottles, milk jugs, shampoo bottles, etc. Make sure to rinse all
dirty containers.
TORNADO WARNING
ALUMINUM
This advisory indicates a tornado has been sighted in your area,
and you should take protective actions.
PROTECTIVE ACTIONS
• Whenever severe thunderstorms threaten the area, listen to
radio and television announcements for updates and
instructions from the Giant Voice system or Base personnel.
• When a tornado has been sighted in the area (Tornado
Warning) take cover immediately.
• If you are already in Bldg #651 (Laundry Room) or in Bldg
#654 (Marina), stay in the building you are in and move away
from any windows. If there is enough warning, the Base Fitness Center is also available.
• If in a vehicle, Motor Home or Trailer, get out immediately and
seek shelter in a building that offers better protection.
If shelter is not available, lay flat in the nearest ditch, ravine
or culvert and protect your head with your hands.
• DO NOT attempt to flee from a tornado in your car or any
other type of vehicle.
RECOVERY ACTIONS
• Use extreme caution when entering your RV or other
facilities damaged by the storm.
• Look for broken gas lines, downed power lines, and damaged
utilities and report them to the proper authorities.
• Check for injured personnel. Do not attempt to move people
who are seriously injured unless they are in immediate danger. Call for medical help immediately.
Cell Phones
You must use a HANDS FREE cell phone while
driving on the base or you face the
possibility of being ticketed!
Rinse all aluminum cans before
taking to the drop-off.
PAPER
All mixed paper, including
everything up to cardboard.
Office paper, colored paper,
newspaper, junk mail, paperboard
(cereal/soda boxes), etc.
GLASS
Glass (all colors) must be taken to the dumpster located behind
SeaScapes. Remember to rinse all bottles first.
For any additional information please contact 6CES/CEVT at
(813) 828-0460.
Volunteers
The Outdoor Recreation staff relies on the
generosity of our volunteers to support the many
activities offered to our FamCampers. Without these volunteers,
we would not be able to offer the variety of programs as we have
in the past.
To volunteer for activities in the FamCamp, please contact
Danny & Caroline at the Marina office. Office hours are
between 1-3pm, Monday thru Friday. For more information
call 840-1513.
Volunteers who are already active this season, please turn your
hours in NLT than the 4th of the month. *All volunteers MUST be
registered with the Airman & Family Readiness Center. Calendars
are located in a folder at the Marina office.
Emergencies
MacDill AFB Hospital is a clinic and has no
Emergency Room. Emergency Treatment must be
obtained off base.
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MacDill AFB Pet Policy
MacDill welocmes you & your furry friends however,
numerous complaints have been filed regarding
failure of FamCampers following the pet policy. The following
reiterates the FamCamp policy for pets and the base regulatory
guidance in regards to pets. The following will be required of all
pet owners staying in the FamCamp area:
According to Base Regulation, MACDI.31-102:
Owners/sponsors will:
1. Register all pets that reside on base. Registration at the
VTF (veterinarian office) MUST occur within 10
working days of acquisition of an uncaged pet or when an
uncaged pet reaches 90 days of age. Registration
requirements also include guest’s uncaged pets in the
FamCamp. No unregistered pets, except small caged
animals, seeing eye dogs and domestic animals in special
events will be allowed on base.
2. Control their domestic animals, indoors and outdoors,
to prevent the animal from becoming a nuisance to their
neighbors. When outdoors, the animal must be on a leash
and under direct supervision of a person capable of controlling the animal. Outdoor pet shelters are not
authorized in the MacDill FamCamp. Pets will not be tied
outside and left unattended.
3. Ensure all pets have a collar with tag attached that
depicts the current name and address of the owner,
current MacDill AFB registration tags, and other such tags
as may be required by the base or State of Florida for
transient personnel.
4. Ensure all domestic animals over 4 months of age are
immunized against rabies and maintain a current
immunization as prescribed by local law and AFI
48-131, Veterinary Health Services. If rabies immunization
is acquired off base by a licensed veterinarian, a record of
the immunization must be filed at VTF. The base
veterinarian upon demand of competent authority will
examine a domestic animal responsible for causing personal injury on MacDill AFB.
5. Ensure domestic animals are not maintained on base for
commercial breeding or training purposes. No one will keep
more than 2 four-legged pets. If more than two pets are
acquired by birth, the excess number will be
removed from the quarters within a reasonable time, not to
exceed nine weeks after birth.
6. Pets are not permitted on the beach, in the bathhouse/
laundry room or any other buildings. The only exemption
from these restrictions are seeing eye dogs and military
working dogs. Proper documentation is required.
7. Complaints concerning damage, injury or failure to
control pets, will be reported to the Security Forces
Control Center. Upon receipt of a sworn written statement
from the complainant, the Security Forces Control Center
will prepare a report on the incident.
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8. One copy of the report will be forwarded by Reports and
Analysis (6 SFS/SFAR) to the base veterinarian and a
second copy to the FamCamp Office for information. Upon
receipt of two valid complaints against an animal or
owner, the 6 MSG/CC will review and decide whether to
require removal of the animal. Failure to remove the
animal may result in termination of FamCamp privileges.
Outdoor Recreation
FamCamp Pet Policy
1. A maximum of 2 four-legged pets per campsite!
2. All pets must be kept on a 6 ft. leash when outside the
camper, and under positive control by the owner.
3. Pets will not be left outside unattended at anytime.
4. Pets must be registered on base if staying 10 days or longer.
5. Notification from 6 AMW states it is mandatory for ALL pets
staying here on base for 60 days or longer, including the
FamCamp Recreational Facility, must be micro-chipped.
If you have any questions or need to schedule your pet’s
appointment, please contact the base veterinarian at
(813) 828-3558/3559.
6. Pets are not permitted on the Beach, in the Bathhouse/
Laundry room or any other buildings. The only exemption
from these restrictions are seeing eye dogs and military
working dogs.
7. Please familiarize yourself with locations of designated
“pet walk” areas.
8. All pet droppings will immediately be picked up, bagged and
disposed of in proper cans or dumpsters.
This includes pet exercise area and your neighbor’s yard!!!!
9. Failure to comply with these guidelines will result in
immediate removal of the pet from the FamCamp.
10. Please do not walk pets in your neighbor’s yard.
It is our standard policy, once a report has been made, to
investigate the situation and if any violations occurred,
registration in the FamCamp will be terminated after the
second valid complaint or violation.
Shelter-In-Place
TO SHELTER-IN-PLACE OR EVACUATE :
AN IMPORTANT DECISION!
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When personnel on MacDill AFB are faced
with a hazardous material or Weapons of Mass
Destruction (WMD) incident, they may be directed by emergency
response personnel to evacuate or shelter-in-place. Although your
first instinct may be to get as far away, as fast as possible, from
the situation, evacuation may not be the safest option.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO “SHELTER-IN-PLACE” (SIP)?
Shelter-in-place means simply taking shelter in your immediate
area and is meant for short term sheltering during hazardous
material-type releases. The shelter can be any room in your RV,
but should have as few windows and doors as possible and be
large enough to fit everyone comfortably for 2-4 hours. Listen
for the “giant voice” announcement to know when it is safe to
leave, and a telephone or radio should be available to call for
help or let others know that you are safe.
WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN SHELTERING-IN-PLACE?
You should turn off heat, air-conditioner and fans; close vents,
windows and doors; seal any areas where air can enter the RV,
and listen to the “giant voice” for instructions. When the
danger has passed, you will be advised when it is safe to leave
the protection of your shelter and to open the doors and windows of your home or vehicle to air it out.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I’M OUTSIDE OR
IN MY AUTOMOBILE WHEN THE DIRECTION
TO SIP IS ANNOUNCED?
Personnel located outside when SIP is initiated should go to
the nearest RV or building and shelter there. If in an automobile, pull into the safest place possible and stop your vehicle.
Try to find a shady spot to avoid becoming overheated. Turn off
the engine and air conditioner, close the vents and roll up the
windows. Listen for announcements on the base’s “giant voice”
system and your radio.
WHAT IS A SECTOR AND BLOCK AND HOW DOES IT
RELATE TO SHELTERING-IN-PLACE?
MacDill Emergency Management has divided the base into
Sectors and Blocks to aid in the notification process to “evacuate or shelter-in-place” in affected areas. There are six sectors
on MacDill which are further divided into 22 blocks. Outdoor
Recreation office and the main FamCamp are are located in
Sector C, Block 3. The FamCamp Annex is located in Sector C,
Block 1.
HOW DO I PREPARE FOR AND IMPLEMENT SIP?
1. Determine Shelter Location. Your shelter-in-place area is your
RV or automobile. RVs are not ideal for SIP but they are
better than going outside to find a better place. Choose a
room (RV only) with few windows, enough space for the entire
family comfortably, and preferably, with access to water. Tents
are NOT adequate for sheltering-in-place. If you are in a tent
and “shelter-in-place” is announced, go to a close facility or
get into your vehicle and follow SIP instructions for vehicles.
2. Prepare window, vent, and door coverings: When the room
is used as a shelter, the windows, vents, and doors must be
sealed against any outside air entering. Measure all openings
in the room and then add two inches to each measurement.
Take the measurements and cut plastic sheeting to the size
needed. Use tape to hold the plastic in place and seal around
windows, vents and doors.
3. Assemble SIP supplies: Your supplies should be stored in the
chosen shelter location in a single container. See below for
supply listing.
4. Have a plan: After making your preparations, develop a plan
or checklist. Make sure your family is familiar with SIP
supplies and location, and know how and when to implement
your SIP plan.
OTHER POTENTIAL SIP LOCATIONS
If you are near when SIP is announced you may be able to
shelter in: SeaScapes, Bldg 654 (Marina), or the laundry room.
WHEN TO SHELTER-IN-PLACE (SIP)?
WHAT IS NEEDED IN A SIP KIT
Shelter-in-place will be directed by local authorities when time
does not allow for a safe evacuation and the hazard is not
expected to last more than a few hours. In these cases, the
released chemical presents a hazard that could lead to injury or
death. By sheltering-in-place, you create a safe area inside, while
the hazard dissipates outside. Remain sheltered until directed to
leave by emergency responders or the “All Clear” is announced.
(Listed items are available at the MacDill Base Exchange)
Labeled container for supplies
(could be a plastic tote or bag) 1 each
Plastic Sheeting enough to cover required areas
Flashlight
1 each
Batteries
4 each
Duct Tape
1 roll
Scissors
1 each
First Aid Kit
1 each
SHOULD I TRY TO EVACUATE?
You should not attempt an evacuation unless specifically
directed by emergency responders. They will use all available
information to determine the best means of protecting you
(SIP or Evacuate), then notify you. The best thing you can do is
to remain calm and follow their orders!
HOW WILL I BE NOTIFIED TO EVACUATE
OR SHELTER-IN-PLACE?
You will be notified by a voice announcement over the
base “giant voice” system.
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Shelter-In-Place
PROCEDURES
SIP
1. Advise all personnel in and around the building,
sheltering-in-place has been initiated.
2. All personnel, not involved in procedures,
go to Shelter-in-place room.
3. Lock doors.
4. Go shelter-in-place room, ensure everyone is accounted for,
close all doors.
5. Seal doors, windows and vents with plastic and
tape as shown in diagram.
6. For emergencies contact 911
7. Wait for all clear. Monitor IPTV, and channel 19 for updates.
8. When all clear is given, unseal all doors and windows.
Open all exterior doors and air out the building.
Reminders
• All “For Sale” items going on the bulletin board
in the laundry room must be approved, signed,
and dated by the FamCamp Office. Once approved, they will
be posted in the glass case bulletin board by an employee of
Outdoor Recreation. Any unapproved advertising will be taken
down and thrown away.
• Be considerate of others in the common areas, especially the
showers and laundry areas. Pick up any personal items when
finished to help keep these areas clean. This is everyone’s
new home now.
• Periodic checks will be conducted on all campers’ sewer hoses.
It is mandatory to have the donut in place at all times.
• For campers who do not have a phone in their RV, an
emergency phone is located in the mailroom for 911 calls.
• The FamCamp Night Host is located next to site #73, or call
(813) 840-0875 for any concerns or emergencies.
• The defibrillator is located with the FamCamp Night Host
which is located next to site #73 during night hours and at
FamCamp office during office hours.
• On-site delivery for propane with weekly delivery fee, per
stop, plus cost of propane will be charged. Sign up in the
Marina for delivery. 1 Dec-15 Mar.
• Flag Detail – when flying the U.S. Flag at night, it should be
well lit the entire night. Otherwise, it should be retrieved
before dusk.
• Remember Reveille and Retreat is played daily. Please
render proper respect by following base procedures. When
you are not under cover: stand at attention, with hand over
heart, facing the flag or the sound of either Reveille or
Retreat. While driving, don’t forget to stop your vehicle at the
side of the road when either is being played.
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• For everyone’s safety, please observe the posted speed limit,
(10 mph) within the FamCamp.
• The Security Forces Building, located on the corner of Marina
Bay Drive and Tuna Bay Place (across from sites #174, 175,
and 176), is not a place to wash or clean your campers and/
or boats, nor a place to clean fish. Additionally, you are not to
obtain electricity from any portion of this building.
• Medication Notice – For your convenience, our office has
learned that some V.A. Hospitals are now sending medications to our P.O. Box 6825 address via Certified or Registered
mail. Sending it Certified Mail or Registered Mail, allows you,
the customer, to go sign for your medications at the U.S. Post
Office. Please check with your particular VA Hospital to see if
they are participating in sending medication via Certified or
Registered Mail as not all hospitals are participating.
LAUNDRY ROOM REMINDERS – FIRE HAZARD!!
• All lint traps must be cleaned out after each use. Excessive
buildup of lint can cause fires.
• Please leave a note on or within the broken dryer or
washer detailing the problem. Ex: Runs too hot…; Does not
take change…; dryer is not drying; tumbles with no heat.
• If there is a note, stating the washer or dryer number, and the
particular problem, makes it much easier to advise
repairman. This will result in a probable proper repair.
• Pet owners, when laundering pet bedding, please ensure you
utilize the designated washer/dryer.
Bay Palms Golf Complex
Surf’s Edge Club/Boomers
1803 Golf Course Ave., Bldg 726 • (813) 840-6904
7315 Bayshore Blvd, Bldg 499 • (813) 840-2020
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Monthly club membership breakfasts and dinners make club
membership a real bargain. Also, the Aramark Catering Staff
specializes in superb catering for your special functions.
36 Holes of Golf
Fairways Grill
Driving Range – Lighted 24 hours
Club/Cart Rental
Golf Handicap Service
Lighted Putting Green
Group/Private Lessons
Twice a week FREE Actively Serving Golf Instruction
Pro Shop/Gift Certificates
Tournament Planning Services
Clubhouse/Locker Room Facilities
Tropical weather and beautiful surroundings make our two 18-hole,
par 72 courses a “golfer’s paradise.” The complex houses a lighted
practice putting green, a 24-hour a day lighted driving range, a practice
chipping green, and sand trap areas to help you perfect your game.
Group and private lessons can be arranged through the Pro Shop.
The atmosphere of the 12,500 sq-ft clubhouse makes it a great
place to relax with access to an ultra-modern Pro Shop that stocks
top-of-the-line merchandise, a private tournament room,
a full-service grill (best place on base for breakfast!), locker rooms,
and comfortable lounging areas. To further complement this
facility, two-thirds of the building is surrounded by a 10-ft veranda.
MacDill Lanes
8216 Hangar Loop Dr., Bldg 298 • (813) 828-4005
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Ball/Shoe Rental
Regulation Pool Table
Leagues/Tournaments
Fund-Raiser Programs
Private/Group Instruction
Pro Shop/Gift Certificates
Birthday Parties Bowling Specials
For the bowling enthusiast, MacDill Lanes is the place to be! This
12-lane facility offers year-round, top-quality bowling for all ages
and is equipped with automatic pin-setters and an automatic scoring system. League play, lessons, special programs, and children’s
birthday parties are just a few of the many offerings. Open bowling
is encouraged, as it strongly contributes to sportsmanship,
physical and mental concentration, and the will to improve.
Our Pro Shop carries an inventory of the latest balls, bags, shoes,
and other bowling accessories to meet all your bowling needs. Special orders are always available for your unique bowling needs. For
your convenience, ball measuring and drilling are also available.
Come out every Wednesday from 4-8 pm for Wednesday Bash with
free bar snacks, drink specials, bar bingo, trivia, a DJ and more!
Then, start the weekend off right Friday afternoon at Boomers
B1500! Complimentary bar snacks, popcorn, drink specials and
free pool every Friday at Boomers from 3-6pm.
Fairways Grill (inside the Bay Palms Golf Complex)
1803 Golf Course Ave - Bldg 726 • (813) 840-6906
The Fairways Grill offers a variety of selections to include
continental breakfast items, hot breakfast items, daily specials,
sandwiches, wraps, wings, hot dogs, chicken tenders, soup, salads
and much more; something to suit all tastes. While you’re dining,
catch up on news and sports on 4 big-screen TVs!
Ten Pin Grill (inside MacDill Lanes)
8216 Hangar Loop Dr., Bldg 298 • (813) 840-1516
Whether you need a quick snack or full meal, the Ten Pin Grill,
located at MacDill Lanes Bowling Center, can accommodate you.
Offering carry-out, phone orders and catering.
Enjoy a variety of snack foods including signature burgers,
wings, hot dogs, pizzas and beverages, as well as monthly
luncheon specials.
SeaScapes Beach House
9951 Marina Bay Dr., Bldg 682 • (813) 840-1451
• Quick & Tasty Lunch Menu
• Evening Dining
• Monthly Specials
Take in the scenic view of Tampa Bay, while dining in the tropical
atmosphere of SeaScapes. Located on the Base Beach, this
restaurant is sure to put you in the Florida state of mind.
Sip delicious cocktails or dine on delectable fare while enjoying a
magnificent view of the setting sun on the bay.
Enjoy tasty selections such as wings, island chicken wraps,
fish tacos, blackened mahi-mahi sandwiches and shrimp po boys,
to name a few. Be sure to try Friday Crab Night & Family Fun Night
and Saturday’s Steak Night!
“Cosmic Extreme Bowling” – If you want to see the difference, you
should come by and let us show you what it’s all about. It’s totally
hot – and totally cool – with balls and pins that glow in the dark,
flashing lights, and a crowd that really knows how to have a good
time. The difference is “Extreme,” and once you’ve been there,
you’ll never be afraid of the dark again.
www.macdillfss.com
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–OUTDOOR RECREATION–
10303 Marina Bay Drive
(813) 840-6919 • (813) 840-6920
[email protected]
–FAMCAMP/OUTDOOR ADVENTURE–
Daily: 10 am-6 pm (Oct-Apr) • Mon-Sat: 10 am-6 pm (May-Sep)
–EQUIPMENT RENTAL–
Daily: 10 am-6 pm (Oct-Apr) • Mon-Sat: 10 am-6 pm (May-Sep)
–STORAGE–
Mon-Fri: 10 am-4 pm
–MARINA–
Bldg. 654, 10303 Marina Bay Drive • (813) 828-4983
Wed-Mon: 7 am-5:30 pm (Nov-Mar) • Wed-Mon: 7 am-7 pm (Apr-Oct)
Fax: (813) 828-7507
w w w . m a c d i l l f s s . c o m
Subject to change without notice
rev. 10/14