11 May 2016 - Fort Hood DFMWR

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CSC Chair
ENCL 1
WELCOME
WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL. THIS IS
ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MEETINGS HELD EACH
MONTH ON THIS INSTALLATION. OUR GOAL IS TO SHARE THE
MANY PROGRAMS AND EVENTS AVAILABLE TO OUR SERVICE
MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND THE ENTIRE FORT HOOD
COMMUNITY.
CSC Chair
ENCL 2
CLOSING REMARKS
AGAIN, I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING THE
APRIL 2016 COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL MEETING.
THIS IS A DYNAMIC FORUM FOR IDENTIFYING AND
RESOLVING ARMY FAMILY ISSUES AND SERVES AS A
VALUABLE COMMUNICATION LINK TO ALL COMMUNITY
RESIDENTS CONCERNING PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES, AND
FACILITIES.
I ENCOURAGE EACH OF YOU TO GET THE WORD OUT TO
PEOPLE IN YOUR AREAS. LET’S KEEP OUR TROOPS AND
FAMILY MEMBERS INFORMED OF WHAT’S HAPPENING AT
FORT HOOD.
FORT HOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL MEETING – April 27, 2016
10:30 am – 11:30 am
Community Events and Bingo Center
Onsite WiFi Passcode: 19271927
1. Opening Remarks
MG John Uberti
III Corps & Fort Hood
Deputy Commanding General
2. Invocation
III Corps and Fort Hood Chaplain or
Garrison Chaplain
3. Event Highlights
Mr. Nicholas J. Johnsen
Director, Family, Morale,
Welfare and Recreation
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Army Emergency Relief Campaign March 1, 2016 – May 15, 2016
Spring Turkey Season April 2, 2016 – May 15, 2016
Ladies Only Golf Get Ready April 19, 2016 – May 17, 2016
Lemonade Day April 30, 2016 – May 1, 2016
Civilian Life Guard Training Course May 6 – 11, 2016, May 13 – 18, 2016,
May 23 – 27, 2016, June 6-10, 2016, June 13-17, 2016 and June 20-24, 2016
Strong B.A.N.D.S. Campaign May 2016
Ronald McDonald House Golf Classic May 2, 2016
20th Annual Fort Hood Spouses Club Charity Golf Scramble May 6, 2016
Military Spouse Appreciation Day Luncheon May 6, 2016
Fallen Never Forgotten Memorial Run May 7, 2016
Hood Hero Awards Ceremony May 10, 2016
III Corps 98th Birthday Celebration May 16, 2016
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Day May 26, 2016
Range Riders 3 Gun Challenge May 27, 2016
Memorial Day May 30, 2016
4. Community Updates
a. Directorate of Plans, Training,
Mobilization, and Security (DPTMS)
Installation Full Scale Exercise,
May 11-13, 2016
Mr. Keith Gogas
Director
(254) 288-3067
[email protected]
b. Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
(CRDAMC)
Behavioral Health and Wellness Fair
May 19, 2016
Ms. Michelle Aguayo
Community Outreach Coordinator
(254) 553-1060
[email protected]
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c. Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce
(GKCC)
Highway 190 Project Update
Interstate 14
d. Army Community Service (ACS)
National Military Appreciation Month
Loyalty Day – May 1, 2016
Public Service Recognition Week –
May 1-7, 2016
Military Spouse Appreciation Day –
May 6, 2016
Victory in Europe Day – May 8, 2016
Armed Forces Day – May 21, 2016
Memorial Day – May 30, 2016
Exceptional Family Member Program
(EFMP) Systems Navigation
5. Open Discussion
Mr. John Crutchfield
President
(254) 526-9551
[email protected]
Mr. David Gretsch
ACS, Soldier & Family Readiness
Branch (SFRB) Manager
(254) 287-0348
[email protected]
Mr. Kent Brickman
ACS, Wounded and Fallen Branch
Manager
(254) 287-9593
[email protected]
Ms. Beverly Williams
ACS EFMP Systems Navigator
Armed Forces Services Corporation
(254) 285-5736
[email protected]
Audience Q&A
6. Closing Remarks
Community Events Calendar and Community Information Sheet are available at
www.hoodmwr.com/acs
For additional information, contact Army Community Service at 254-553-1593 or e-mail
[email protected]
Next CSC Meeting: May25, 2016 at 10:30 a.m.
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Fort Hood Community Information
April 27, 2016 Community Services Council (CSC) Event Highlights
a. Army Emergency Relief (AER) Campaign
Tuesday, March 1, 2016 through Sunday, May 15, 2016
• Provide outreach and the opportunity to raise funds for AER
• Campaign Slogan: “Never leave a Soldier in Need”
• All Active Duty Soldiers and Retirees are asked to donate
• CY 15 Fort Hood AER provided $5.1M in assistance
• Fort Hood 2015 Contributions - $299,303.98
For more information, call (254) 288-6330
b. Spring Turkey Season
Saturday, April 2, 2016 through Sunday, May 15, 2016
To hunt on Fort Hood, five (5) requirements must be met:
• State License
• Fort Hood Permit
• Access Card
• Firearm Registration
• Hunter Education Certificate
For more information, call the Sportsman’s Center at (254) 532-4552 or go online
to http://hoodmwr.com/sportsmenscenter.htm
c. Ladies Only Get Golf Ready
Tuesdays, April 19, 2016 through May 17, 2016
• 5:30 pm for 5 weeks
• $75 per person
• The Courses of Clear Creek
For more information, call (254) 287-4130.
d. Lemonade Day
Saturday, April 30, 2016 and Sunday, May 1, 2016
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Fort Hood Family Housing Neighborhoods
Lemonade Day is a community-wide educational program that teaches youth the
entrepreneurial skills necessary to start, own, and operate their own business
Get out and buy a glass!
For more information, go online to https://lemonadeday.org.
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e. Civilian Life Guard Training Course
Friday through Wednesday, May 6-11, 2016 and May 13-18, 2016
• Friday, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Monday through Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Abrams Pool
Monday through Friday, May 23-27, 2016, June 6-10, 2016, June 13-17, 2016 and
June 20-24, 2016
• Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Abrams Pool
f. Strong B.A.N.D.S. Campaign
Balance. Activity. Nutrition. Determination. Strength.
May 2016
A month long promotion in support of National Fitness Month that features online
giveaways and fitness related events at participating garrisons.
May 1-31, 2016 – Apache Arts and Crafts Decorative Painting Project
Apache Arts and Crafts Center, Bldg. 2337, 761st Tank Battalion and 62nd
Street
May 1-31, 2016 – Casey Memorial Library Storybook Walk
• 9:00 am – 10:00 am
• Casey Memorial Library, Bldg. 3202, 72nd Street, at 761st Tank Battalion
Avenue
Friday, May 13, 2016 – Zumba Fiesta
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
• Abrams Physical Fitness Center, Bldg. 23001, 62nd Street at 761st Tank
Battalion Avenue
Wednesday, May 18, 2016 – Yoga gets Banded
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Battalion Avenue
Thursday, May 26, 2016 – Band of Spinsters
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Battalion Avenue
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g. Ronald McDonald House Golf Classic
Monday, May 2, 2016
• 7:30 am – 8:45 am on-site registration
• 9:00 am shotgun start
• Course closed for regular play (all 27 holes used)
• The Courses of Clear Creek (Battalion Avenue and Clear Creek Road,
Bldg. 52381)
h. 20th Annual Fort Hood Spouses Club Charity Golf Scramble
Friday, May 6, 2016
• 10:00 am check-in
• 12:00 pm Howitzer start
• 6 person scramble
• $60 per person
Bldg. 52381)
For more information, e-mail [email protected]
i. Military Spouse Appreciation Day Luncheon
Friday, May 6, 2016
• 10:30 am, Social
• 11:30 am, Luncheon
• Club Hood
For more information, contact Ms. Diane Williams, ACS Soldier and Family
Readiness Branch, at (254) 287-2327
j. Fallen Never Forgotten Memorial Run
Saturday, May 7, 2016
• Race begin 8:00 am
• Cameron Field
• Competitive chip timed 10k and 5k Run
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Pre-Registration: $10 DoD ID Card Holders, $15 Non DoD ID Card Holders
Chip system registration deadline two weeks prior to event.
On Site Registration: $15 DoD ID Card Holders, $20 Non DoD ID Card Holders
Recreational 3k and 1-mile course free
Unit participation encouraged
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k. Hood Hero Awards Ceremony
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
• 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
• Club Hood, Grande Ballroom
For more information, please call (254) 287-3579
l. III Corps 98th Birthday Celebration
Monday, May 16, 2016
• 9:30 am
• West Atrium
For more information, contact Mr. Marvin Greene at (254) 287-9470 or see
OPORD PW 16-04-0381.
m. Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Day
Thursday, May 26, 2016
• 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
• Guest Speaker is MG-R Antonio Taguba
• Phantom Warrior Center, Bldg. 194
For more information, contact MSG Costa at (254) 287-6242.
n. Range Riders 5th Annual 3 Gun Challenge
Friday, May 27, 2016
• 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
• Single Competition limited to 70 individuals
• Open to Military, Law Enforcement, DoD Civilians and civilians
• BBQ lunch with all the trimmings will be available for purchase
• Fort Hood Clear Creek Competition Range
For more information, e-mail Mr. Thomas Craig at [email protected] or
Mr. Reynaldo Navarro at [email protected].
o. Memorial Day
Memorial Day, which is observed on the last Monday of May, commemorates the men
and women who died while in the military service. In observance of the holiday, many
people visit cemeteries, memorials and volunteers often place American flags on each
grave site at national cemeteries. A national moment of remembrance (one minute of
silence) takes place at exactly 3:00 pm local time.
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April 27, 2016 Community Services Council (CSC) Community Updates
a. Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization,
and Security (DPTMS)
Mr. Keith Gogas
Installation Full Scale Exercise, PHANTOM WILDFIRE
• Wednesday, May 11, 2016 – Friday, May 13, 2016
• Multiple incident sites
• Participants and role players will be onsite May 11, 2016 from 6:00 am – 4:30 pm
• Minimal impact to traffic is expected
• Housing areas are unlikely to be affected during school drop-off or pick-up times
• Emergency response vehicles and personnel as well as visual and audio affects
may be observed in the incident areas
• Giant voice test message will announce the start of the exercise
• In the event of an actual emergency, exercise play will immediately halt and
emergency personnel will respond accordingly
• Additional information will be disseminated via The Sentinel, social media and
other media outlets
For more information, call Mr. Mark Peterson at (254) 421-4764 or e-mail
[email protected].
b. Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC)
Ms. Michelle Aguayo
Health and Wellness Fair
• Thursday, May 19, 2016
• 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
• More than 70 vendors providing information and resources
• Games and prizes
• Blood drive
• Units are encouraged to send Soldiers as part of Sergeants time training
• Open to the public
• Community Events and Bingo Center, Bldg. 50012
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c. Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce (GKCC)
Mr. John Crutchfield
Transportation Projects
• Highway Projects: SH 195/SH201, US 190 and US 190 / Rosewood / FM 2410
• Local Projects: Stagecoach Road, Trimmier Road Widening, Elms Road
Extension
• US 190 Interstate Designation
For more information, contact the GKCC at (254) 526-9511.
d. Army Community Service (ACS)
National Military Appreciation Month - May
Mr. David Gretsch
Mr. Kent Brickman
In 2004, the U.S. Congress solidified May as National Military Appreciation Month to
ensure the nation was given the opportunity to publicly demonstrate their appreciation
for the sacrifices and successes made by our service members – past and present.
Six (6) national observances are as follows:
1. Sunday, May 1, 2016
2. Sunday, May 1, 2016 –
3. Friday, May 6, 2016
4. Sunday, May 8, 2016
5. Saturday, May 21, 2016
Loyalty Day
Public Service Recognition Week
Military Spouse Appreciation Day
Victory in Europe Day
Armed Forces Day
6. Monday, May 30, 2016
Memorial Day
ACS Survivor Outreach Services (SOS)
Hall of Remembrance will be open from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Local Memorial Day Observances:
Saturday, May 28, 2016 – Harker Heights Memorial Day Parade and Memorial
Ceremony
• Parade will begin at 9:00 am at Harker Heights High School
• Ceremony begins at 10:30 am at Harker Heights City Hall
A wreath will be placed on the Harker Heights Veteran’s Monument located in
front of City Hall in honor of the brave men and women who served and gave
their lives in defense of our freedom.
Monday, May 30, 2016 – Killeen Memorial Day Ceremony
• 10:00 am
• Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery
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Systems Navigation
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Ms. Beverly Williams
Systems Navigation is a community support component of the Exceptional
Family Member Program that connects Families with special needs to the
systems of care they need, both on and off the installation
Building 121, the Rivers Building, 761st Tank Battalion Avenue, Suite 124B
Monday thru Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (closed on Federal holidays)
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April 27, 2016 Community Services Council (CSC) Open Discussion
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Staff Updates
Inspector General (IG)
www.hood.army.mil/corps.hotline.aspx
The III Corps and Fort Hood IG Office is located in the Copeland Center, Room A-211,
at the corner of T.J. Mills and Battalion Ave. Call (254) 287-7209 for assistance,
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am through 5:00 pm Go to
http://www.hood.army.mil/corps.hotline.aspx for more info.
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
(CRDAMC)
www.crdamc.amedd.army.mil/Default.aspx
Nurse Advice Line
The Nurse Advice Line is available 24 hours a day to provide information on urgent
health issues, guidance for non-emergency situations, instructions for self-care for
minor injuries and illnesses and assistance with scheduling appointments. Tricare
beneficiaries may speak to a registered nurse on the nurse advice line by calling
1-800-TRICARE (874-2273) Option 1.
Access to Care
• Tricare Online – www.TRICAREONLINE.com
• Army Medicine Secure Messaging Service (AMSM) – sign up at your clinic today!
• Urgent Care Clinics – Tricare beneficiaries are not authorized non-emergent care
from local Urgent Care Clinics (UCC) or Emergency Rooms (ER)
• Nurse Advice Line – (800) TRICARE (874-2273)
• Appointments – www.TRICAREONLINE.com or Central Appointment Line
(254) 288-8888
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group
• Tuesdays, 10:00 am – 11:00 am, CRDAMC Chapel
• For those who have and are experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder and
their caregivers
For more information or to sign-up contact CRDAMC Department of Ministry and
Pastoral Care at (254) 288-8849 or (254) 288-8850.
Trauma Survivors Support Group
• Thursdays, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm, CRDAMC Chapel
• Trauma survivors and their caregivers are invited
For more information or to sign-up, contact CRDAMC Department of Ministry and
Pastoral Care at (254) 288-8849 or (254) 288-8850.
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CRDAMC Behavioral Health Guide
The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) provides outpatient and inpatient treatment
and consultation related to the management and treatment of behavioral health issues
and concerns. The DBH consists of behavioral health services provided at the
Resilience & Restoration Center (R&R Center), the Department of Social Work (DSW),
CRDAMC and Administrative Psychiatry Service. While not part of the Department of
Behavioral Health, information regarding Fort Hood’s Resiliency Campus and Military
One Source are also provided as part of this brochure. The CRDAMC Behavioral
Health Guide is available at:
http://www.crdamc.amedd.army.mil/behav-health/_files/BehavioralHealthGuide.pdf
Dental Command (DENTAC)
www.crdamc.amedd.army.mil/dental/
TRICARE Dental Plan Beneficiary Web Enrollment site:
https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/appj/bwe/consent?continueToUrl=%2Fappj%2Fbwe%2Fhome.jsp
Public Affairs Office (PAO)
www.hood.army.mil/paos.aspx
Visit Fort Hood’s website at www.hood.army.mil and the Fort Hood Sentinel for
community events.
Visit TXDot.gov to view current road conditions on US Highway 190.
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Staff Judge Advocate (SJA)
www.hood.army.mil/corps.sja.aspx
(254) 287-7901
(254) 287-3199
Consolidated Client Services
 Building 13, 52nd Street (next to III Corps Headquarters Building)
 Hours of Operation:
Monday through Wednesday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Thursday, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
 Closed Weekends, Federal Holidays and III Corps Training Holidays
For more information, call (254) 287-7901 or (254) 287-3199.
Fort Hood Tax Assistance Center
• Building 13, 52nd Street (next to III Corps Headquarters Building)
• The Tax Center is now closed but tax assistance is available year round
To schedule an appointment or for more information, call (254) 287-7901 or
(254) 288-5040.
Visit our Facebook pages:
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Fort Hood Area Claims Office
Fort Hood Legal Assistance Office
Fort Hood Tax Center
Directorate of Human Resources (DHR)
www.hood.army.mil/dhr/
ID Card Appointments are available by calling (254) 553-4444 between 8:00 am and
3:00 pm
Logistics Readiness Center
www.hood.army.mil/dol/
No update provided
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Network Enterprise Center (NEC)
www.hood.army.mil/nec/
No update provided
Mission and Installation Contracting Command – Fort Hood (MICC-FH)
No update provided
Directorate of Public Works (DPW)
Fort Hood Family Housing Recycle
Fort Hood Family Housing Refuse
http://www.hood.army.mil/dpw
FY16 Housing Recycle and Refuse
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Ninety-six (96) tons of recycled material was collected in March from the Fort
Hood Housing areas. The average pounds per household material recycled was
thirty-seven (37). The goal is thirty-six (36) pounds per household.
Four hundred fifty-four (454) tons of materials went to the landfill in March from
the Fort Hood Housing areas. The average pounds per household was one
hundred fifty-nine (159). The goal is one hundred (100) pounds or less per
household.
For more information, please call (254) 287-5500.
Energy Conservation, Installation and Army Goals, Energy Tips and Current
Energy Conservation Projects:
For information, go online to
http://www.hood.army.mil/dpw/Environmental/Energy%20Mgt.aspx or
call (254) 287-SAVE (7283)
Fort Hood Recycle Center
Bldg. 4626 72nd Street
(254) 287-2336
Hours: Monday through Friday and Second Saturday of each month from
7:30 am – 11:30 am and 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
www.facebook.com/FortHoodRecycle
Plans, Analysis and Integration Office (PAIO)
No update provided
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Directorate of Emergency Services (DES)
https://www.facebook.com/FortHoodFD
https://www.facebook.com/FortHoodDES/
Effective Tuesday, September 1, 2015, the installation access processes
changed as follows:
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All Soldiers, Family Members, DoD Civilians, Retirees and any other DoD
identification card holder will show their DoD ID at the gate for entrance to the
installation. Passengers (with proper ID) can be escorted onto the installation.
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Customers who routinely access Fort Hood can get an extended access pass at
the visitor center, i.e. contractors, school teachers, bank workers, but will not be
able to escort other visitors. These customers can get a bulk issue of passes for
their employees. Business owners or management staff will submit a memo to
DES with employee(s) name(s), date of birth, driver's license number / state ID
and last 4 of social security number.
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All non-DoD drivers and passengers are required to report to the Visitors
Welcome Center to obtain an installation access pass. Children under 17 years
of age may be vouched for by an adult.
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The Visitors Welcome Center is open 24 hours per day.
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There is no change to the firearms registration program. All firearms must be
registered prior to transporting onto Fort Hood. Firearms registration can be
completed at the Visitors Welcome Center or the Military Police station on 58th
and Battalion Avenue.
For more information, contact Mrs. Betty Allen at (254) 287-4570 or via e-mail at
[email protected].
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Directorate of Plans, Training,
Mobilization & Security (DPTMS)
www.hood.army.mil/dptms/
Mr. Roderick Marshall, (254) 287-3579
HOOD HERO
Hood Hero Ceremonies / Rehearsals dates and times
Ceremony
Rehearsal
Tuesday, May 10, 2016, 2nd Quarter
Tuesday, August 9, 2016, 3rd Quarter
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Tuesday, November 8, 2016, 4th Quarter
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Note: The ceremony time for each date is 11:30 am to 1:00 pm and all rehearsal times
for each date are 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm at Club Hood, Grande Ballroom.
Please be advised dates are subject to change.
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Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security (DPTMS)
Tornado and Wildfire Information Sheet
As of March 1, 2016
Fort Hood is now entering the spring / summer seasons. Listed below are resources
Fort Hood units and Family members may use to increase preparedness and reduce
risks associated with the tornado and wildfire seasons.
Tornadoes: Tornado season in Texas is typically March through August, but tornados
can occur any month of the year. Strong winds are the most destructive aspect, with
gusts reaching as high as 300 mph. Eighty percent (80%) of tornadoes occur between
noon and midnight. While some areas are more prone to tornadoes than others, they
can occur anywhere, so it is best to be prepared.
Wildfires: Fire season in Central Texas is typically May through October. However;
Fort Hood is subject to range fires year around as we conduct training in our established
range and training areas. Wildfires can start unexpectedly and spread quickly. You
may not be aware of a wildfire until you are in danger, so it is important to be prepared.
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Ready Army
READY ARMY is the Army’s proactive campaign to increase the resilience of the Army
community and enhance the readiness of the force by informing Soldiers, their Families,
Army Civilians and Contractors of relevant hazards and encouraging them to Be
Informed, Make a Plan, Build a Kit and Get Involved. The READY ARMY website
www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy is a great place to start.
Commanders, Directors / Office Chiefs and Facility Managers should confirm
Emergency Action Plans (EAP) are written, rehearsed and validated for their units /
organizations.
Mr. Mark Peterson is our Fort Hood Ready Army point of contact (POC) and can assist
units and organizations such as Family Readiness Groups with increasing awareness
and the Ready Army program.
Annual Full Scale Exercise is May 11-13, 2016
Fort Hood conducts emergency and consequence management training on a recurring
basis including an annual Full Scale Exercise (FSE). Our next FSE is May 11–13, 2016
and the scenario is a Wildfire event. During the FSE, individuals may see and/or hear
emergency vehicles responding to a notional emergency incident including Soldiers and
Civilians role playing as casualties. Our Public Affairs Office will make additional
announcements via the Sentinel and other media to inform the Greater Fort Hood
Community.
Listed below are resources Fort Hood units and Family members may use to increase
preparedness and obtain information to reduce risks associated with the tornado and
wildfire seasons.
1) 3rd Weather Squadron forecast updates are available at
http://www.hood.army.mil/3ws/
2) Fort Hood's Weather and Operational Status Line: Callers can listen to the
current weather situation affecting Fort Hood by dialing (254) 287-6700.
3) Fort Hood's Homepage at http://www.hood.army.mil and the III Corps &
Fort Hood Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/forthood.
4) As always, stay tuned to local radio and television stations.
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5) The Army's "Ready Army" web site (links below) is a valuable source.
a. Ready Army Tornado fact sheet http://www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy/Tornado_Fact_Sheet.pdf
b. Ready Army Wildfire fact sheet http://www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy/Wildfire_Fact_Sheet.pdf
c. Ready Army Emergency Kits fact sheet http://www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy/Emergency_Kit_Fact_Sheet.pdf
d. Ready Army Emergency Plan fact sheet http://www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy/Family_Plan_Fact_Sheet.pdf
Fort Hood has an established and proven procedure to determine and announce the
Installation's Operational Status. Multiple media venues, both on and off post, are used
to inform the Greater Fort Hood Community of changes to the Installation's Operational
Status.
Where to find additional information:
- Ready Army - www.ready.army.mil
- American Red Cross - www.redcross.org
- Department of Homeland Security (Ready.gov) - www.ready.gov
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - www.fema.gov
For more information, call Mr. Mark Peterson, USAG, Fort Hood Emergency Manager,
(254) 553-2782.
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Resiliency Campus
CPT Jason R. Norwood, (254) 285-5417
1SG Cesar Valdez, Jr., (253) 468-3091
Master Resilience Trainer - Courses (MRT-C) - Class dates are Monday,
May 2, 2016 through Friday, May 13, 2016 from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Spouses are
welcome and encouraged to attend the MRT-C; enrollment information is maintained by
each BDE Schools NCO.
Applied Functional Fitness Center – Normal hours of operation are 5:00 am –
8:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Starting January 1, 2016, the center will also open on
Training Holidays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
For more information, go online to http://www.hood.army.mil/resiliency_campus/, call
(254) 285-5693 or visit us in Bldg. 12022.
III Corps and Fort Hood Chaplain’s Office www.hood.army.mil/corps.chaplain.aspx
No update provided
Garrison Chaplain’s Office
www.hood.army.mil/CHAPLAIN/
(254) 288-6545
Log onto the Fort Hood Garrison Chaplains Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/FortHoodChaplain for further updates!
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Better Opportunities for
Single Soldiers (BOSS)
www.facebook.com/BOSSforthood
www.hoodmwr.com/BOSS
BOSS Lounge (Bldg. 9212, Old Ironsides Road) is now open 7 days a week:
Monday - Friday from 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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FREE - Fresh Popcorn and Pepsi Products daily
9 Big Screen LED TV
Multiple Gaming systems: Xbox One, Playstation®4, Wii U
Free Wi-Fi
Relaxing environment over 10 La-Z-Boy couches
Pool tables, ping pong tables and outside patio
For more information, call (254) 287-6116, follow us on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/BOSSforthood, or go online to
www.hoodmwr.com/BOSS.
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Directorate of Family & MWR
www.HoodMWR.com
APRIL
Thursday, April 28, 2016 – Muskogee School Age Care’s (SAC) Month of the Military
Child Super Hero Celebration
• 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
• Muskogee School Age Care, Bldg. 52943
• Children must be enrolled with Muskogee SAC or attending Occasional Care on
April 16, 2016 in order to participate *Children ages 6 to 10 (1st – 5th grade) will
have fun in various games, super hero pictures, arts and crafts, snacks, music
and dancing
• Fees are determined by category: Occasional care is $4 per hour or five free
hours/month, open recreation for those not enrolled in the program
For more information, call Muskogee SAC at (254) 553-7706.
Friday, April 29, 2016 – Phantom Warrior Scramble
• 12:00 pm shotgun start
• $35 per person with optional mulligan for an additional $5 per person
• Teams must consist of three players from the same division, directorate,
battalion, brigade, company or branch
• Additional player may be whomever the team desires
• Open to all
Bldg. 52381)
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Saturday, April 30, 2016 – NAF Property Auction
Variety of office equipment
• Doors open at 7:30 am
• Auction begins at 8:00 am and continues until all items are sold
• Club Hood, Main Ball Room, near 24th street and Tank Destroyer
• Preview and registration dates are from April 25th until April 29th from 8:00 am –
3:30 pm
• To preview items, customers will have to go to Buildings 4935, 4936, 4938
across from the Phantom Warrior Lanes
• Bidder Registration is in Bldg. 4930 (Room 102), Recreation Equipment Checkout Center
• Registration Fee $3.00
• Winning bids are legally binding and must be paid the day of the auction
• Winning bidders we be allowed to remove items after auction has completed and
throughout the following week
• All items sold “AS IS, WHERE IS, NO WARRANTY”
• ALL SALES ARE FINAL
• Open to the public
• Breakfast and lunch available for customers to purchase during the auction
Saturday, April 30, 2016 – BOSS Program San Antonio River Walk trip
• 9:00 am departure
• BOSS HQ’s, Bldg. 9212
• $25 per person, includes transportation
• Registration deadline was April 23, 2016
MAY
May - Arts and Crafts Contest
Held in conjunction with the Arts and Crafts program, entrants are able to enter their
works of art into one of nine categories as either a novice or accomplished (entries
accepted from May - June).
May - National Military Appreciation Month
A month to observe and honor the sacrifices of both current and former members of the
Armed Forces as well as their Families. Installations and local communities host
events.
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May 2016 - Strong B.A.N.D.S Campaign
A month long promotion in support of National Fitness Month that features online
giveaways and fitness related events at participating garrisons.
Apache Arts and Crafts Center, Bldg. 2337, 761st Tank Battalion and 62nd Street
• 9:00 am – 10:00 am
• Casey Memorial Library, Bldg. 3202, 72nd Street, at 761st Tank Battalion
Avenue
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Battalion Avenue
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Battalion Avenue
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Battalion Avenue
Monday, May 2, 2016 - Ronald McDonald House Tournament
Bldg. 52381)
• For more information, call (254) 287-4130.
Tuesday, May 3 – Partners in Education Process Action Team
• 10:00 am-12:00 pm
• Community Events Center, Bldg. 50012 Clear Creek Rd, Fort Hood, TX 76544
• (254) 288-7946
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Wednesday’s - May 4, 2016, May 11, 2016, May 18, 2016 and May 25, 2016 Soldier and Family Newcomers Orientation
• Welcome to Fort Hood!
• Learn about key community programs and services available for you!
• Wednesdays, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm at Club Hood (Bldg. 5764, 24th Street at Tank
Destroyer Boulevard)
• Free lunch
• Free Army Family Teambuilding (AFTB) Seminar for Spouses
• Free On-site child care, ages 6 weeks to 12 years old; registration 8:00 am –
9:00 am
• For more information on child care requirements prior to event, call
(254) 287-7438
Service Members may obtain more information at the USAG Reception
Detachment in Bldg. 16008 or Bldg. 16011, (254) 287-4549.
Thursday, May 5, 2016 – BOSS Program Installation Meeting (Customer Service
Life Skills Event)
• 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Friday, May 6, 2016 – Fort Hood Spouse’s Club 20th Anniversary Golf Tournament
• 10:00 am check-in
• 12:00 pm Howitzer start
• 6 person scramble
• $60 per person
Bldg. 52381)
For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (254) 287-4130.
Friday through Wednesday, May 6-11, 2016 – Civilian Lifeguard Training Course
• Friday, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Monday – Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Abrams Pool
For details, please call 254-287-9430.
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Saturday, May 7, 2016 - Fallen Never Forgotten Memorial Run, Cameron Field
• Race begin 8:00 am
• Cameron Field
• Competitive chip timed 10k and 5k Run
• Pre-Registration: $10 DoD ID Card Holders, $15 Non DoD ID Card Holders
• Chip system registration deadline two weeks prior to event.
• On Site Registration: $15 DoD ID Card Holders, $20 Non DoD ID Card Holders
• Recreational 3k and 1-mile course free
• Unit participation encouraged
Saturday, May 7, 2016 – BOSS Program Escape Game (Prison Break) Austin Trip
• $25 per person, includes transportation
• Registration deadline April 30, 2016
Saturday, May 7, 2016 – Boxing Watch Party: Canelo vs Khan
• Doors open at 7:00 pm
• FREE
• Open to all 18 years of age and over
• Backbone Lounge is located inside Phantom Warrior Center, Bldg. 194,
37th Street
Sunday, May 8, 2016 – Mother’s Day Brunch
• Come to Club Hood and treat Mom to something that tastes good
• 11:00 am or 1:30 pm
• $20.95 – adults; $7.50 – children (5-12 years of age); FREE – children 4 years
and under
• All Mothers receive beautiful carnations
• Carving Station: Top round of beef and Virginia baked ham
• Lunch: Honey glazed pineapple chicken, stuffed flounder, shrimp a ‘peel, red
skinned mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese and fresh seasoned vegetables
• Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns and omelet and
waffle stations
• Salad, dessert, mimosa and much more
• Club Hood, Bldg. 5764, 24th Street at Tank Destroyer Boulevard
To RSVP and for more information, call (254) 532-5073.
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Friday, May 13, 2016 – AUSA Tournament
• 10:30 – 11:45 am on-site registration
Bldg. 52381)
• Friday, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Monday – Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Abrams Pool
Saturday, May 14, 2016 – BOSS Program ROCK Music Theme Night
• 6:00 pm
• Location: BOSS HQ’s, Bldg. 9212
• FREE Admission
Thursday, May 19, 20916 – Behavioral Health and Welfare Fair
(Community Support by BOSS)
• 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Community Events and Bingo Center, Bldg. 50012
• BOSS Volunteers needed
Thursday, May 19, 2016 – BOSS BDE/BN Life Skills Event Escape Game Killeen
• FREE Admission
• Registration deadline April 30, 2016
Friday, May 20, 2016 – Phantom Warrior Scramble
• 10:30 am - 11:45 am on-site registration
• $35 per person with optional mulligan for an additional $5 per person
• Teams must consist of three players from the same division, directorate,
battalion, brigade, company or branch
• Additional player may be whomever the team desires
• Open to all
Bldg. 52381)
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Saturday, May 28, 2016 – DFMWR Outdoor Swimming Pools
Pools will open Memorial Day weekend – Labor Day weekend. DFMWR will open the
following fee based swimming pools: Comanche Pool, Patton Pool and Martin Pool.
The West Fort Hood (WFH) Pool is currently under renovation and will open once it is
complete (estimated opening will be sometime in June).
All authorized patrons who wish to enter DFMWR Outdoor Swimming Pools (swimmers,
non-swimmers, sunbathers, babysitters, etc.) must pay an entry fee.
• Daily Fee: $3.00
• Individual Season Pass: $50.00
• Family Passes (Family passes are for family members living at the same address
on a regular basis.)
 F2 – F3: $100.00
 F4 – F5: $150.00
 F6+:
$200.00
Pool passes may be purchased at the following locations starting Friday, May 20, 2016:
• Leisure Travel Services (LTS)
• WFH Travel Camp
• Sprocket Auto Crafts
• Recreation Equipment Checkout Center
Pool Passes may be purchased on site at the pools starting May 28, 2016
For more information, visit our website at www.hoodmwr.com.
Connect with Family and MWR?
• HoodMWR.com
• Facebook.com/FortHoodFMWR
• Free app for that! Search for "Fort Hood MWR Time" in
iTunes.com/Apps/FortHoodMWRTIME
• Subscribe to Hood Highlights, a weekly two page electronic newsletter email [email protected] or go to HoodMWR.com to sign up.
• “Follow” us on Instagram - Instagram.com/Fort_Hood_MWR
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Agency Updates
Army Community Service (ACS)
For a complete listing of scheduled trainings and events:
(254) 287-4ACS
http://hoodmwr.com/acs/
Army Emergency Relief (AER)
Did You Know…
…Army Emergency Relief will provide financial assistance to purchase a
replacement vehicle? If the cost to repair your vehicle is more than the vehicle
is worth…it probably doesn’t make sense to keep the vehicle on “life support.”
Realizing that this situation is not that uncommon, AER approved a specific
category of assistance to cover the expense. AER can provide up to $4,000 as a
down payment on a replacement vehicle.
…You can find Army Emergency Relief on Facebook at:
www.facebook.com/AERHQ You can view photos and videos and keep in
touch with the AER community. There are many useful links to information and
resources that benefit Soldiers and their families, as well as updates on
programs and services and special events. With a donation tab on the Facebook
page it is easier than ever to make a safe and secure contribution to AER. If you
have not “liked” the page, check it out and share it with your friends!
…Army Emergency Relief can provide assistance to purchase essential home
furnishings? Whether you’re newly married, had a recent addition to the family,
or just establishing a new household, AER can help with the essentials. Nope,
not the big screen TV or the mega entertainment center, but beds, cribs, tables,
chairs and lamps are allowed. Don’t go to the “pay-day lender” or the “rent to
own shop.” The interest rates are exorbitant and you’ll end up paying double,
triple or even more to the friendly folks who want to help. Make AER your first
choice.
When you need help, call ACS Financial Readiness Branch at (254) 288-6330 or visit
Army Emergency Relief in the Rivers Building, Bldg. 121 or in the Resiliency Campus,
Bldg. 12020, Suite 400.
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Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) Issue Submission
AFAP is the process in which we, the Army Family, have the opportunity to tell our
leadership what is working well in the Army, what isn't, and what we think will fix the
issue. By submitting your issues to AFAP, you shed light on the concerns you have
with the quality of life within the Army and give leadership your ideas on how to resolve
those issues.
AFAP issues can be submitted to any AFAP Issue Submission box (located at various
locations on post); at Lane Volunteer Center; Army Community Service; Oveta Culp
Hobby Soldier & Family Readiness Center (OCHSFRC); faxed to (254) 288-3650,
emailed to [email protected], or submitted online
through www.myarmyonesource.com (AFAP Issue Management System).
For additional information, call the Fort Hood AFAP office at
(254) 287-AFAP (2327) or (254) 286-6600.
Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC)
•
The ACS SFAC has a full staff of non-medical professionals to support wounded,
injured, and ill Soldiers including Soldiers in the Integrated Disability Evaluation
System (IDES)
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The ACS SFAC team provides inclusive services using a personalized holistic
approach for each Soldier to include financial advice, education counseling, crisis
intervention, employment/career program, outreach initiatives,
benefits/entitlements, and building resilience by teaching skills to cope with
individual challenges
Visit the ACS SFAC in Building 36051 on 62nd Street or call (254) 553-7719 for
more information.
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Casey Memorial Library
(254) 287-2716
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Story Time – Friday’s from 10:00 am – 11:00 am in the Library Annex, Room
156. Join us for stories, songs, crafts and more.
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Paws for Reading Program – Children can sign up to read to a therapy dog.
Sessions are twice each month.
Call (254) 287-4921 for more information.
Central Texas College
http://www.ctcd.edu
For information, call (254) 526-1917, visit the CTC Fort Hood Campus,
Building 3201 or log onto http://www.ctcd.edu/locations/fort-hood-campus/
Child, Youth & School Services (CYSS)
Ms. Regina Martinez
(254) 288-3189
http://www.hoodmwr.com/childandyouth.htm
http://www.hoodmwr.com/cyss/sensations/index.html
Parent Central Services
Your gateway to all CYS Services. The happy staff at Parent Central are always
delighted to see you. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday from 7:30 am –
4:30 pm, with extended hours on Wednesdays until 5:30 pm Registration appointments
are encouraged and have priority, but walk-ins are welcome Monday - Thursday, 7:30
am – 3:30 pm, Wednesday 7:30 am – 4:30 pm, with appointments only on Fridays.
Payments, enrollments, waitlist applications and other registration/enrollment related
services are available during all business hours.
For more information on any CYSS program or events, please call (254) 287-8029.
SKIESUnlimited Instructional Classes
SKIESUnlimited offers Instructional Programming for children from 6 weeks old such as
Kindermusik to 18 years old such as the Online Teen Driving Course. Classes offered
include Swimming, Gymnastics, Dance, Martial Arts, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Tumbling,
Cheer, and Academic Tutoring. SKIESUnlimited is offering instructional classes to keep
kids busy year round. Classes can be found on our website at:
https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac103/wbwsc/hoodcyms.wsc/wbsplash.html?wbp=1
Kids On-Site (KOS) Child Care
KOS is available for Unit FRG and Deployment briefings. For more information, contact
(254) 287-7273.
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HIRED!
What: HIRED! Program is designed for 15-18 year olds in high school to obtain
meaningful career and educational opportunities. Participants will receive valuable paid
work experience and training to better equip each participant with the necessary skills
needed for a highly-competitive job market.
Who: All military-affiliated teens between the ages of 15 - 18 and in high school.
When: The program is currently on hold but runs every twelve weeks year-round.
Applications are currently being accepted. Don't Delay, Apply Today!! For more
information, call (254) 287-6573.
Where: The applications can be obtained from all youth centers on post as well as the
HIRED! Office located on 761st Tank Battalion in the Rivers Building, Bldg. 121, in room
149A. All participants will be able to work at various DFMWR placement site locations
to include the bowling alley, youth centers and Apache Arts & Crafts.
Why: The HIRED! Program is a great opportunity to get teens trained and geared-up
for success!
Youth Sports and Fitness
For more information, please contact Youth Sports and Fitness at (254) 288-3770 or
(254) 553-7661.
CYSS Nurse Specialist
Interested in registering your child/youth with CYSS, but they require medication and/or
special accommodations? The CYSS Nurse is here to help!! The CYSS Nurse is able
to answer questions regarding shot requirements, health assessment/sports physical
concerns, additional paperwork needed for certain diagnoses and much more. If you
have a child that wants to participate, but are unsure how their specific need(s) would
be met, please don't hesitate to call (254) 553-3988. The CYSS Nurse is located in the
Rivers Building, Bldg. 121 and is there to answer questions and provide assistance to
the children and Families of Fort Hood.
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School Liaison Office (SLO)
Have questions regarding schools? Visit your Fort Hood School Liaison Officers
(SLOs)! We cover 9 school districts surrounding Fort Hood - Killeen, Copperas Cove,
Belton, Lampasas, Florence, Gatesville, Temple, Salado and Jarrell Independent
School Districts. Your School Liaison Officers are available to provide resources and
information on various school related topics:
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School Enrollment & Attendance Zones
School Transfer
High School Credit Transfers & Graduation Requirements
Homework and Tutoring Resources
Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission (MIC3)
Impact Aid
College and Career Readiness
Scholarship and more
Fort Hood Region Initiating Educational Networks and Developing Support
Systems (FRIENDS) Initiative. The FRIENDS Initiative is designed to connect military
student leaders with the Fort Hood community in developing student centered solutions
aimed at addressing transitional issues, while providing mentorship and leadership
development.
PURPOSE:
• Partner with School Transition Response Team (STRT) to assist students with
school transition and mentoring programs
• Partner with Youth Sponsorship - Creating and fostering positive peer relationships.
Their mission is to ensure inclusive, quality educational experiences for all militaryconnected children affected by mobility, family separation, and transition
• Encourage participation and exposure to Fort Hood and other military related
activities
• Engage in Educational and Financial Assistance workshops for post-secondary
Education and Career Development
• Facilitate peer to peer work groups and student leadership seminars
ACTIVITIES
 Plan upcoming FRIENDS meetings and activities for the school year
 Discuss topics of interest and keynote speakers for the upcoming meetings
 Plan dates which are conducive with the students' schedules
 Discuss starting up FRIENDS clubs in the Middle School
 Assign ambassadors for the clubs
 Select new officers
For more information, call (254) 553-3341 or (254) 553-3340
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CYSS Sensations Magazine is now posted on the Fort Hood MWR Webpage!
Check it out at http://www.hoodmwr.com/childandyouth.htm
Click on the Child & Youth tab!
Crazy Cool Camps! Totally Terrific Trips! Super Sports! Exciting Events!
Awesome Activities! Cool Classes!
Give us a call at (254) 287-8029 or stop by the Rivers Building on the corner of
761st Tank Battalion and T.J. Mills Boulevard. We would love to tell you about all the
amazing services CYSS has available for your Family!
CYSS Likes YOU! Please “Like” us on the Fort Hood CYSS Facebook page to stay in
the know on all things child, youth and school related.
https://www.facebook.com/hood.CYSS
Note: Words and/or names that appear in blue are hyperlinks.
For additions and/or corrections please contact:
Army Community Service Information & Referral at (254) 553-1593 or
[email protected]
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SUN
24
MON
25
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TUE
26
WED
27
APRIL 2016
THU
28
FRI
29
SAT
30
Ladies Only Get Golf Ready through May 17, 2016
Month of the Military Child
Soldier & Family
Newcomers
Orientation
Child Abuse Prevention Month
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Suicide Prevention
Interactive Role Play
Training
Courses of Clear Creek Month of the Military Child Kids Golf
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
AER Campaign through May 15, 2016
CSC Meeting
10:30 am – 11:30 am
Community Events Center
Family Bowling Night
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Phantom Warrior Lanes
CSC – April 27, 2016
Celebrate Killeen Festival
TTE AAR: Wildfire
Phase IV (Restore)
Part 3 of 3
9:00 am – 10:00 am
EOC
Phantom Warrior
Scramble
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The Courses of
Clear Creek
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Casey Memorial
Library
Boots on the Ground
Fun Run for Children
6:30 am – 7:30 am
7-17th CAV
Prescription Drug
Takeback
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Harker Heights Police Dept
Lemonade Day
Fort Hood
Family Housing
NAF Property Auction
7:30 am – 1:00 pm
Club Hood
BOSS San Antonio
Riverwalk Trip
9:00 am – 11:00 pm
San Antonio, TX
MAY 2016
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
FRI
6
SAT
7
Strong B.A.N.D.S. Campaign
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Casey Memorial Library Storybook Walk
Memorial Day
SUN
1
MON
2
TUE
3
WED
4
THU
5
Ladies Only Get Golf Ready
Public Service Recognition Week
LOYALTY DAY
Lemonade Day
Fort Hood
Family Housing
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Casey Memorial
Library
Ronald McDonald
House Golf Classic
9:00 am
The Courses of
Clear Creek
Domestic Violence
Interactive Training
9:30 am, 12:30 pm
or 2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
Soldier & Family
Newcomers Orientation
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Vocational and Technical
Skills Education Fair
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Soldier Development Ctr.
Fort Hood Spouses Club
Board Meeting
9:30 (Executive Board)
10:30 (General Board)
FHSC Conference Room
Suicide Prevention
Interactive Role Play Trng.
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
Cinco de Mayo
BOSS Meeting
(Installation)
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Boss HQ
Fort Hood Spouse’s
Club Reception
3:00 pm
Clear Creek Golf Course
Civilian Lifeguard Training Course
MILITARY SPOUSE
APPRECIATION DAY
20th Annual Fort Hood
Spouse’s Club Charity
Golf Scramble
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Clear Creek Golf Course
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Fallen Not Forgotten
Memorial Run
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Cameron Field
MAY 2016
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SUN
8
MON
9
TUE
10
WED
11
THU
12
FRI
13
SAT
14
VICTORY IN
EUROPE DAY
Mothers Day Brunch
10:30 am – 2:00 pm
Club Hood
Story Time
10:00 am –
11:00 am
Casey Memorial
Library
SUN
15
Full Scale Exercise
Domestic Violence
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or
2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
SFL-TAP
Mini Hiring Fair
9:00 am
Oveta Culp Hobby
Soldier & Family
Readiness Center
Soldier & Family
9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Club Hood
Suicide Prevention
Training
EFMP Orientation
10:00 am
Oveta Culp Hobby
CYSS Weekly
Summer Camp
Registration Begins
11:15 am, Phantom Warrior Club
5:30 pm, Bldg. 121
WED
18
III Corps Birthday
(1918)
Soldier & Family Newcomers
Orientation
U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Services
Town Hall
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Oveta Culp Hobby
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Suicide Prevention
Interactive Role Play Training
Domestic Violence Interactive
Training
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or 2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
SFL-TAP
MEGA Hiring Fair
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Yoga Gets Banded
(Strong B.A.N.D.S.)
THU
19
FRI
20
SAT
21
EEO Professional
Development Seminar
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Club Hood
Grande Ballroom
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
ARMED FORCES DAY
EFMP Workshop
9:30 am – 11:00 am
Lane Volunteer Center
BOSS Meeting
(Exec/BDE Reps)
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
BOSS HQ
Fish Fry
Lampasas, TX
University of Texas
Joint Commissioning
Ceremony
Austin, TX
Phantom Warrior
Scramble
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The Courses of
Clear Creek
USO Fort Hood
Movie on the Lawn
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
III Corps Front Lawn
Salado High School
Eagle Extravaganza
Salado, TX
Naturalization Ceremony
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Oveta Culp Hobby
Texas A&M Central
Texas Graduation
7:00 pm
Bell County
Expo Center
Belton, TX
AUSA Tournament
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Clear Creek Golf
Course
EFMP
Resource Connections
Support Group
TUE
17
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Casey Memorial
Library
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Applied Functional
Fitness Center
Fort Hood Spouses Club
Luncheon
Story Time
10:00 am –
11:00 am
Casey Memorial
Library
1:30 pm
Club Hood
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
Hood Hero Award
Ceremony
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Club Hood
Grande Ballroom
MON
16
Asian American and
Pacific Islander
Heritage Observance
Aquatics (Strong Bands)
Project Aqua Zumba
Pool Party
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Abrams Pool
Make & Take
Arts & Crafts
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Band of Spinsters
(Strong Bands)
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Abrams Gym
MAY 2016
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Highland Park
Elementary School
Concert
Pflugerville, TX
Domestic Violence
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or
2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
Fort Hood Area Military
Family Member
Scholarship Fund
Awards Ceremony
6:00 pm
Howze Theater
Soldier & Family
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Early Release
LISD
Suicide Prevention
Interactive Role Play Trng.
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
CSC Meeting
10:30 am – 11:30 am
Asian American / Pacific
Islander Heritage Month
Ceremony
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Phantom Warrior Center
Killeen Rodeo Military
Appreciation Night
7:00 pm
Killeen Rodeo Arena
ACS SOS Memorial Day
Hall of Remembrance
Bldg. 10043
SUN
29
Lemonade Day
Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony
1100
MON
30
MEMORIAL DAY
HOLIDAY
Memorial Day
Ceremony
10:00 am
Central Texas State
Veterans Cemetery
Memorial Day
11:00 am – 12:30 pm
TUE
31
WED
THU
Domestic Violence
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or
2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
TRAINING HOLIDAY
Fort Hood Outdoor Pools
(Comanche, Patton and
Martin Pools)
OPEN
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Fishing Clinic
7:00 am – 12:30 pm
Cantonment Pond B
Off Bell Tower Exit
Graduation
LISD
Heaven and Hell Two
Person Scramble
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
The Courses of
Clear Creek
BAD WEATHER
MAKE-UP DAY OR
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
FISD and GISD
Range Riders
3 Gun Challenge
7;00 am – 6:00 pm
Fort Hood Clear Creek
Competition Range
Memorial Day Parade
Harker Heights
Special Olympics
Summer Games
Arlington, TX
FRI
SAT
Strong B.A.N.D.S. Campaign
Early Release
BISD (Secondary)
Dallas-Fort Worth
National Cemetery
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
BAD WEATHER
MAKE-UP DAY OR
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
BISD
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
CCISD, FISD, GISD,
KISD, SISD and TISD
Memorial Day
SUN
MON
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TUE
WED
1
Soldier & Family
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Vocational and
Technical Skills
Education Fair
Online Summer Reading Program
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Soldier Development
Center
Suicide Prevention
Trng.
DoD Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
Transgender (LGBT) Pride Month
“Solidarity through Pride”
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
JUNE 2016
THU
2
FRI
3
BOSS Meeting
(Installation)
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
BOSS HQ
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Casey Memorial
Library
Last Day of School
Early Out
SISD
FISD
Early Out
CCISD, FISD, GISD,
KISD, TISD
High School
Graduation
Belton, Crossroads
Last Day of School
BISD
Music on the Lawn
6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Behind Chili’s
SAT
4
Water Fest - BLORA
BOSS Meeting
(Community)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
BOSS HQ
High School
Graduation
Ellison
Harker Heights
High School
Graduation
CCISD, GISD, TISD
Early Out
BISD, CCISD, THS
SUN
5
Water Fest - BLORA
High School
Graduation
Shoemaker
Killeen
MON
6
TUE
7
WED
8
THU
9
FRI
10
SAT
11
Child, Youth and School Services – Weekly School Age Care / Youth Services Summer Camps
Youth & College Students
Career Fair
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Phantom Warrior Center
Junior Golf Clinic Session One – The Courses of Clear Creek
SFL-TAP
Mini Hiring Fair
9:00 am
Oveta Culp Hobby
Soldier & Family
Readiness Center
Domestic Violence
9:30 am, 12:30 pm
or 2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
CareerLaunch – Bronco Youth Center
Soldier & Family
Newcomers
Orientation
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Suicide Prevention
Training
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
Leeper Day
Celebration
CYSS
TBD
Summer Reading Program
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Summer Fun 5k
Run/Walk
USO Fort Hood Movies
on the Lawn
5:00 pm, III Corps
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Abrams Physical
Fitness
Music on the Lawn
6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Behind Chili’s
Army Birthday Ceremony
6:30 pm
Killeen, TX
Murder Mystery
Dinner Theater
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Club Hood
SUN
12
MON
13
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TUE
14
WED
15
JUNE 2016
THU
16
FRI
17
FLAG DAY
241st Army Birthday
Celebration
9:30 am
III Corps
Domestic Violence
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or 2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
EFMP Orientation
10:00 am
Oveta Culp Hobby
SUN
19
MON
20
Suicide Prevention
Training
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
EFMP Workshop
9:30 am – 11:00 am
Lane Volunteer
Center
BOSS Meeting
(Exec/BDE Reps)
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
BOSS HQ
EFMP
Resource Connections
Support Group
5:30 pm, Bldg. 121
WED
22
TRAINING HOLIDAY
Summer Reading
Program
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Story Time
10:00 am – 11:00 am
THU
23
FRI
24
Summer Reading
Soldier & Family
U.S. Citizenship and
LGBT Pride
Program
Newcomers
Immigration Services
Observance
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Orientation
Town Hall
1:30 pm
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Club Hood
Paws for Reading
Club Hood
Oveta Culp Hobby
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Suicide Prevention
Domestic Violence
Story Time
Training
10:00 am – 11:00 am
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
Phantom Warrior Scramble
Palmer Theater
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
CSC Meeting
The Courses of Clear Creek
BOSS Meeting
(Community)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
BOSS HQ
Dance with my
Father Salsathon
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Abrams Physical
Fitness Center
Paws for Reading
CRDAMC Grand
Opening
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Bldg. 36065
10:30 am – 11:30 am
Community Events
Center
Salado Chamber of
Commerce Dog Daze
Salado, TX
10:00 am – 11:00 am
FATHER’S DAY
Children’s Movie
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Casey Memorial
Library
TUE
21
Soldier & Family
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
SAT
18
Music on the Lawn
6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Behind Chili’s
SAT
25
BOSS Meeting
(Community)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
BOSS HQ
Paws for Reading
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Casey Memorial
Library
SUN
26
Children’s Movie
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Casey Memorial
Library
MON
27
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TUE
28
WED
29
JUNE 2016
THU
30
FRI
SAT
Domestic Violence
9:30 am, 12:30 pm or
2:30 pm
Palmer Theater
Soldier & Family
Newcomers
Orientation
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Club Hood
Suicide Prevention
Training
10:00 am or 3:00 pm
Palmer Theater
EFMP Resource
Connections
Support Group
5:30 pm, Bldg. 121
Online Summer Reading
Program
DoD Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
and Transgender (LGBT)
Pride Month
“Solidarity through Pride”
a. AER Campaign
Tuesday, March 1, 2016 through Sunday, May 15, 2016
• Provide outreach and the opportunity to raise funds for AER
• Campaign Slogan: “Never leave a Soldier in Need”
• All Active Duty Soldiers and Retirees are asked to donate
• CY 15 Fort Hood AER provided $5.1M in assistance
• Fort Hood 2015 Contributions - $299,303.98
3a. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
UNCLASSIFIED
HQ, III Corps & Fort Hood
Fort Hood, TX 76544
230833 Nov 15
OPERATION ORDER PW 15-11-1053(ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF CAMPAIGN 2016)
Reference: Garrison request, dated 17 Nov 15.
Time Zone Used Throughout Order: Local.
Task Organization: Omitted.
1. SITUATION.Fort Hood annually conducts an Army Emergency Relief (AER)
Campaign. The Army Emergency Relief is a private nonprofit organization incorporated
in 1942 by the Secretary of War and the Army Chief of Staff. The Army Emergency
Relief is the Army’s own emergency financial assistance organization and is dedicated
to”Soldiers Helping Soldiers.” Army Emergency Relief’s sole mission is to help Soldiers
and their Family Members. Fort Hood will conduct the 74thAnnual AER fund raising
campaign1 Mar 16- 15 May 16.Fort Hood’s goal is to contact one hundred percent of
the assigned military personnel.
2. MISSION. Selected Fort Hood Units provide support for the annual AER Campaign
1 Mar 16 - 15 May 16in order to increase awareness and ultimately raise funds to assist
Soldiers and Family Members with emergency financial needs.
3. EXECUTION.
a. Concept of Operations. Selected Fort Hood Units provide AER key personsfor training
and to advertise and solicit contributions for the 2016 AER Campaign
1 Mar 16 - 15 May 16from Soldiers within their respective Units.
b. Tasks to SelectedFort Hood Units.
(1) 1st Cavalry Division:
(a)Provide one primary and one alternate AER representative name, email address, and
contact phone number per Brigade and Battalion. AER representative must attend AER
training on one of the following dates: 12 Jan16, 14 Jan 16 or
15 Jan 16(0930 – 1130)or20Jan 16,21 Jan 16 or 22 Jan 16 (1330- 1530) at Building
12020, Suite 400. AER representative will solicit contributions from Soldiers within their
respective Units and advertise the 2016 AER Campaign 1 Mar 16 - 15 May 16.
(b)Provide two Soldiers in the rank of SFC(or above) as 2016 AER Campaign
Coordinators, to be onsite at the River’s Building (Building 121) and available from
5 Jan 16 - 29 Jul 16. In response to the Directorate of Internal Review, Army Emergency
Relief Program Audit report dated 31Jul 12, the recommendation was to “Appoint an
individual outside of the AER activity as Campaign Coordinator to ensure proper
separation of duty between the coordinator and the AER Office and to maintain the highest
level of integrity over the campaign.” ACS personnel nor Command Financial Specialists
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UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
OPERATION ORDER PW 15-11-1053 (ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF CAMPAIGN 2016)
can be assigned as campaign coordinators. Appointment orders will be provided for
selected personnel. Factors in selecting and appointing a campaign coordinator are:
maturity, enthusiasm, and supportive of the AER mission. Coordinators must be proficient
in Microsoft® Office and will receive training in AER specific software. Tasks to be
performed include: train Unit AER representatives; issue campaign material; coordinate
AER ceremony; receive, safeguard, and deposit contributions; prepare weekly reports;
and prepare After Action Report.
(2) Division West, 13thSustainment Command(Expeditionary),
Operational Test Command, 1st Medical Brigade, 11th Signal Brigade,
36th Engineer Brigade, 48th Chemical Brigade,69th Air Defense Artillery Brigade,
85th Civil Affairs Brigade,89th Military Police Brigade,
407th Army Field Support Brigade, 504thMilitary Intelligence Brigade,Garrison,
MEDCEN,DENTAC, Warrior Transition Brigade, III Corps HHBNandNCOAcademy:
Provide one primary and one alternate AER representative name, email address, and
contact phone number per Brigade and Battalion. AER representative will attend AER
training on one of the following dates: 12 Jan16, 14 Jan 16 or 15 Jan 16(0930 –
1130)or20Jan 16, 21 Jan 16 or 22 Jan 16 (1330 - 1530) at Building 12020, Suite 400.
AER representative will solicit contributions from Soldiers within their respective Units and
advertise the 2016 AER Campaign 1 Mar 16- 15 May 16.
(3) Garrison:
(a)USAG (HHC): Provide one primary and one alternate AER representative name, email
address, and contact phone number. AER representative will attend AER training12
Jan16, 14 Jan 16 or 15 Jan 16(0930 – 1130)or 20 Jan 16, 21 Jan 16 or
22 Jan 16 (1330 - 1530) at Building 12020, Suite 400. Key person need only attend one
session. AER representative will solicit contributions from Soldiers within their respective
Units and advertise the 2016 AER Campaign 1 Mar 16 - 15 May 16.
(b) Directorate of Plans, Training, Security and Mobilization
(Hood Mobilization Brigade): Provide one primary and one alternate, AER
representative name, email address, and contact phone number per Brigade and
Battalion. AER representatives must attend one AER training. Training will be
conducted12 Jan16, 14 Jan 16(0930 – 1130)or20 Jan 16, 21 Jan 16 or 22 Jan 16 (1330
- 1530) at Building 12020, Suite 400. AER representative will solicit contributions from
Soldiers within their respective Units and advertise the 2016 AER Campaign 1 Mar 16- 15
May 16.
(c) Directorate of Public Works: Post goal thermometers for the 2015 AER Campaign
at each major entrance to Fort Hood and at the III Corps HQ, Building 1001 NLT 2 Mar 16.
(d) DFMWR Marketing and Advertising:
1. Develop a Marketing Plan for Fort Hood Army Emergency Relief Campaign.
2. Coordinate the printing of signs, posters and flyers for event.
3. Coordinate with Public Affairs for publicity support.
c. Coordinating Instructions.
2
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
OPERATION ORDER PW 15-11-1053 (ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF CAMPAIGN 2016)
(1) Tasked Units will make direct coordination with AER POCs (Mr. Johnny Judd) at
(254) 288-9272 or [email protected]. Teresa Gambrelat (254)[email protected] receipt of this order.
(2) AER representatives must have the number count of Soldiers in their commands on
day of training in order to pick up campaign material.
4. SUSTAINMENT. Omitted.
5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL.
a. Command.Omitted.
b. Signal.
(1) AER POCs are Mr. Johnny Judd at (254) 288-7292 or [email protected] and
Ms Teresa Gambrel at (254) 553-3101 or [email protected].
(2) Garrison Operations POC is Steven Shaw at (254) 287-8316,
[email protected] or Lacey Eide at (254) 285-6412,
[email protected].
(3) III Corps G-3 POC is Mr. Orlando Medina at (254) 287-4775 or
[email protected].
ACKNOWLEDGE:
//ORIGINAL SIGNED//
MACFARLAND
LTG
OFFICIAL:
WOODWARD
G3
DISTRIBUTION: S
MS OPORD Format, dated 8 Aug 14.
All other editions obsolete.
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UNCLASSIFIED
b. Spring Turkey Season
Saturday, April 2, 2016 through Sunday, May 15, 2016
To hunt on Fort Hood, five (5) requirements must be met:
• State License
• Fort Hood Permit
• Access Card
• Firearm Registration
• Hunter Education Certificate
For more information, call the Sportsman’s Center at (254) 532-4552 or go online
to http://hoodmwr.com/sportsmenscenter.htm
3b. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
c. Ladies Only Get Golf Ready
Tuesdays, April 19, 2016 through May 17, 2016
• 5:30 pm for 5 weeks
• $75 per person
• The Courses of Clear Creek
3c. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
FHFH PROUDLY SUPPORTS
SUNDAY
M AY
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Squeez
Out of Life!
Children of the Great Place
will be selling Lemonade on
April 30th & May 1st
Get out and buy a glass!
Sign up to participate at any
Spring Fling event or online at
www.forthood.lemonadeday.org.
Live Where You Work, Love Where You Live
3d. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
e. Civilian Life Guard Training Course
Friday through Wednesday, May 6-11, 2016 and May 13-18, 2016
• Friday, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Monday through Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
• Abrams Pool
Monday through Friday, May 23-27, 2016, June 6-10, 2016, June 13-17, 2016 and
June 20-24, 2016
• Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Abrams Pool
3e. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
Month of
May
Apache Arts and Crafts Decorative Painting Project
Apache Arts and Crafts Center, Tues thru Sat
Bldg. 2337 761st Tank Battalion and 62nd Street
254-285-5459
Month of
May
9 – 10 am, Casey Memorial Library
Bldg. 3202, 72nd Street, at 761st Tank Battalion Avenue
254-285-5459
May 13
Zumba Fiesta
11:30 am – 13:30 pm, Abrams Physical Fitness Center
Bldg. 23001 62nd Street at 761st Tank Battalion Avenue
254-285-5459
May 18
Yoga gets Banded
1130-1330 & 1730 - 1830, Abrams Physical Fitness Center
254-285-5459
May 26
Band of Spinsters
1130 - 1330 pm, Abrams Physical Fitness Center
254-285-5459
3f.
CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
g. Ronald McDonald House Golf Classic
Monday, May 2, 2016
Bldg. 52381)
3g. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
3h. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
i. Military Spouse Appreciation Day Luncheon
Friday, May 6, 2016
•
•
•
10:30 am, Social
11:30 am, Luncheon
Club Hood
For more information, contact Ms. Diane Williams, ACS Soldier and Family
Readiness Branch, at(254) 287-2327.
3i. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
j. Fallen Never Forgotten Memorial Run
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Race begin 8:00 am
Cameron Field
Competitive chip timed 10k and 5k Run
Pre-Registration: $10 DoD ID Card Holders, $15 Non DoD ID Card Holders
Chip system registration deadline two weeks prior to event.
On Site Registration: $15 DoD ID Card Holders, $20 Non DoD ID Card Holders
Recreational 3k and 1-mile course free
Unit participation encouraged
3j. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
k. Hood Hero Awards Ceremony
• 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
• Club Hood, Grande Ballroom
3k. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
l. III Corps 98th Birthday Celebration
•
•
9:30 am
West Atrium
For more information, contact Mr. Marvin Greene at (254) 287-9470 or see
OPORD PW 16-04-0381.
3l. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
m. Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Day
• 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
• Guest Speaker is MG-R Antonio Taguba
• Phantom Warrior Center, Bldg. 194
For more information, contact MSG Costa at (254) 287-6242.
3m. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
Date :
Location:
Time:
Competitors:
Event:
POC:
27 May 2016
Ft Hood Clear Creek Competition Range
0700 hrs till 1800 hrs
Military, Law Enforcement, DOD Civilians, and Civilians
Single Competition (limited to 70 Individuals)
DPTMS POC – [email protected] or [email protected]
** BBQ Lunch with all the trimmings will be available for $5 a plate and doing the honors will be the Range Riders BBQ Team**
3n. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
o.Memorial Day
Memorial Day, which is observed on the last Monday of May, commemorates the men
and women who died while in the military service. In observance of the holiday, many
people visit cemeteries, memorials and volunteers often place American flags on each
grave site at national cemeteries. A national moment of remembrance (one minute of
silence) takes place at exactly 3:00 p.m. local time.
3o. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
Annual Full Scale Exercise 2016
Community Services Council
27 April 2016
Exercises Date: 11 May 2016
PHANTOM WILDFIRE
Fort Hood, Local, State and Federal
UNCLASSIFIED
Mr. Mark Peterson, DPTMS, [email protected] (254)421-4764
1
Exercise Concept Overview
• Who: USAG Fort Hood (FH) conducts a partnership exercise with participation from III Corps,
Partners in Excellence and neighboring community agencies
• What: A two day exercise at FH followed by an After Action Review (AAR)
 Day 1 – Full Scale Exercise (FSE) Response Phase
 Day 2 – FSE Recovery Phase
• Where: FH main cantonment area including
 Comanche I, II and III E / III W housing areas
 Audie Murphy Middle School football field
 Corner of Clarke Rd and Tank Destroyer Blvd
 Old AAFES parking lot on Clear Creek Rd
 Abrams Gym
 CRDAMC and local hospitals
• When: 11 May 2016 (Wednesday) starting at 0600 role players on the move
 End ~ 1630 hrs 11 May 2016
• How:
 FSE16 media marketing strategy – FH Housing / CLNCOs; Sentinel; CSC; Social Media
 Incident event begins 0900 hrs with activation of “Giant Voice” emergency test message
UNCLASSIFIED
2
Scenario – 11 May 2016
A wildfire results in damage to facilities and Family quarters in Comanche I, II and
IIIE villages and the evacuation of over 300 Soldiers and Family members.
• Soldiers and Civilians role playing as casualties
• Role players evacuated / self-evacuate to Emergency Shelter
• Emergency Shelter established at Abrams Gym
 Abrams Gym closed 11 May 16 except for lifeguard training
UNCLASSIFIED
3
During the Exercise
• Emergency response procedures 11 May 2016
• Incident event begins 0900 hrs with activation of “Giant Voice” emergency test messages
 Announcements preceded and followed by phrases such as “EXERCISE, EXERCISE, EXERCISE”
• Multiple incident sites with multiple casualty role players with mock injuries
 Role players with simulated injuries vicinity Muskogee Street and Tank Destroyer Blvd
 Role players with simulated injuries vicinity Comanche I, II, and IIIE
 Role players with simulated injuries at CRDAMC and local hospitals
• Emergency response vehicles at incident sites
• Units / Agencies activate Emergency Action Plan (EAP) / Shelter-in-Place (SIP)
• MASCAL response by CRDAMC and local hospitals
• In the event of an actual emergency, exercise play will immediately halt and emergency
personnel will respond accordingly
UNCLASSIFIED
4
Exercise Site Locations
Comanche III W
Comanche III E
Comanche I
Comanche II
Audie Murphy
Middle School
Abrams Gym
Chapel
Parking Lot
TISA
Old AAFES
Parking Lot
CRDAMC
(you are here)
Main Gate
HWY 190
UNCLASSIFIED
5
Wildfire Scenario Sites
Evacuation Staging Areas
Kieschnick Gym
(KISD Reunification)
***Notional***
ICP
Abrams Gym
(Shelter)
Accident Location
CRDAMC
Wildfire Impacted Areas
WFH Gym
(Alt. Shelter)
Main Gate
(you are here)
Structural damage
HWY 190
UNCLASSIFIED
6
MEDEVAC
Questions?
UNCLASSIFIED
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4a.
CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
BE
WELL
Mind
Body
Spirit
5th Annual
Behavioral
Health and Wellness Fair
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
ADHD, Alchohol and Substance Abuse,
g Skills, Depression, Financial Readiness,
ounseling, Parenting Skills, Post Traumatic
Anxiety, Colleges, Universities, Community
Health & Fitness, Leisure & Recreational
Stress Disorder, Self Care and Wellness Act
Department of Behavioral Health
4b. CSC Agenda Document, April 27, 2016
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Annual Meeting
January 21, 2015
Brazos County Sanctuary - Bryan
January 2016 – Gulf Coast Strategic Highway Coalition
Linking Arm y I nstallations and Strategic P orts
Fort Bliss
33,000 Military
Personnel
Equipment Readied
For Deployment at
Corpus Christi
Strategic Port
Gulf Coast Strategic Highway Coalition
Fort Hood
40,000 Military
Personnel
Fort Polk
8,500 Military
Personnel Plus
8,000 in 10
Annual Training
Rotations
Strategic Port
Of Beaumont
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2 nd Leg of I -14: Belton to W oodville
SEGMENT 1
Highlighted routes on existing highways are conceptual. Final
future interstate routing will be determined after public
input and a formal environmental clearance process.
SEGMENT 2
(Background colors indicate TxDOT Districts)
Links 3 North-South I nterstates: I -35, I -45 & I -69
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I nterstate 14 Begins Here
SEGMENT 1
25 Miles of Existing
Freeway from Copperas
Cove to I-35 in Belton Is
Now at Interstate
Highway Standard
Routing shown east of Belton is conceptual.
Final future interstate routing will be
determined after public input and a formal
environmental clearance process.
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Federal Air Quality Non-Attainm ent Areas
These Routes Also Have the
Potential to Save Travel Time
When Compared to Routes
Through High Traffic Metro Areas
All future interstate
routing shown is
conceptual. Final routing
will be determined after
public input and a formal
environmental clearance
process.
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Where can I obtain more information?
For more information about the Exceptional Family Member
Program and Systems Navigation, contact the closest installation
EFMP manager in Army Community Service.
Systems Navigation
s e r v i c e s
ACS-Exceptional Family Member Program
Building 121, The Rivers Building
761st Tank Battalion Avenue
Fort Hood, Texas 76544
254-287-6070
email [email protected]
Exceptional family member program
Systems navigation services
Delivering the Army’s Commitment to Exceptional Families.
myArmyOneSource.com
What is EFMP?
The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)
is a comprehensive, coordinated multi-agency
program which provides community support as well
as housing, medical, educational and personnel
services to Families with special needs.
What is Systems Navigation?
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elp your Family identify and prioritize EFM
and Family goals.
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evelop your Family Service Plan to help
reach those goals.
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ake referrals to required services. Help
you learn more about the disability or
medical condition.
Systems Navigation is a Family support component of the EFMP that
connects Families who have special needs with the systems of care
they need, both on and off the installation. Systems Navigation also
supports the efforts/goals of keeping our Families Army strong.
ind support groups and social activities in
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which your Family can participate.
Who is eligible for Systems Navigation?
Are EFMP System Navigation services offered at all installations?
Active Duty Army, Reserve, and Guard Families are eligible for Systems
Navigation assistance regardless of their exceptional Family member’s
(EFM) medical and/or special education condition. All services are
provided at no cost to Families.
Currently System Navigation is offered at the installations listed below.
The Army recognizes the importance of expanding the Exceptional
Family Member Program and looks forward to offering the program at
additional installations in the future.
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trengthen your ability to advocate for your Exceptional Family
Member.
Who is a Systems Navigator?
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Systems Navigators are Army Community
Service EFMP staff members located on
the installation. They are trained and
knowledgeable about the systems of care
used by Families with special needs. The primary role of a System
Navigator is to guide or navigate Families through the available systems
of care.
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How can an EFMP Systems Navigator help your family?
A Systems Navigator can:
• Identify your Exceptional Family Member (EFM)
and Family strengths and needs.
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Huachuca
Jackson
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Leonard Wood
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Riley
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Wainwright
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Heidelberg
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Schofield
Housing Recycle
March 2016
Recycle Monthly Average Pounds Per Home
96 Tons collected
75
60
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AVG Pounds per Household for MAR 16 = 37
Goal is 36 Pounds per Household
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FHFH is now doing weekly Pick-ups of Recycle
Mr. Brian Dosa, IMHD-PW, [email protected], (254) 287-5500
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Housing Trash to Landfill
250
March 2016
Landfill Monthly Average Pounds Per Home
454 Tons collected
200
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150
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March 2016
Recycle - VS - Trash to Landfill Average Per Home
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April 2016
30th Month of the Military Child and
Child Abuse Prevention Month Activities
HoodMWR.com
Month of the Military Child Community Event’s
April 2016
Open to all Military Children
MOMC Photo Contest
Date: Enter Now to April 14
Age Group: All Families are welcome!
Location: Online
Description: Send us your patriotic
themed photos of one child, all the kids, or
the whole Family! Make a collage or send
a single photo on digits to: usarmy.hood.
[email protected].
Photos will be accepted from 1-31 Mar.
Photos will be posted on our Facebook
page at https://www.facebook.com/HoodCyss for voting from 9:30 am Apr 15 to
4:30 pm Apr 18. The photo with the most
“Likes” will win! So share with your Family
and friends! Winner will receive a $50 Gift
Card. For more information, please call
254-287-4592.
Description: One entry per child. Color
a picture provided by PWL (must be colored by child age 2-10). One winner per
age group will receive two free games of
bowling and a 10” pizza. For more information, please call 254-287-3424.
Last Year’s Photo Contest Winner
The Buxton Family
Date: April 4, 11, 18 or 25
Time: 5–9 pm
Age Group: All ages
Location: Phantom Warrior Lanes
Description: Family bowling $20 per
hour up to a Family of 5. Includes bowling for one hour, a pair of shoes, and a
medium fountain drink per bowler. For
more information, call 254-287-3424.
Phantom Warrior Lanes Coloring
Contest
Date: April 1-30
Time: Any
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: 2-5, 6-8, 9-10
Location: Phantom Warrior Lanes
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April 2016 • CYSS• ACS Activities
Month of the Military Child
Bowling Night
Clear Creek Golf Course MOMC Kids
Golf
Date: Any day in April
Time: 7 am–7 pm
Cost: No Cost
Location: Clear Creek Golf Course
Description: Come on out to Rattlesnake Ridge and play golf with the
little ones. Bring your own clubs and
balls and try out our 4-hole course designed specifically for children, or stop
by the pro shop and borrow clubs
from us. For more information, please
call 254-287-4130.
Earth/MOMC Fest
Date: April 8
Time: 5-8 pm Fest, 8-10 pm Movie
Cost: No Cost!
Location: Bronco Youth Center,
Description: Celebrate the environment and the 30th Anniversary of the
Month of the Military Child! Bring
the whole Family out for Pony Rides,
Petting Zoo, Bouncers, Face Painting,
Crafts, Recycle Maze,Teen Zone,Talent
Competition, Climbing Wall and more!
Follow it up with a Movie on the
Lawn by the Fort Hood USO: WALL-E
at 8 pm.
Adopt-A-School JROTC Drill
Competition
Date: April 9
Time: 9 am – 2 pm
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Spectators of all ages
Location: Hood Stadium, behind the
Community Events Center on Clear
Creek Road
Description: Come join us in bringing JROTC drill competition back to
the Greater Fort Hood Area. Supported by Fort Hood and the AdoptA-School program, our neighboring
school districts’ JROTC programs
will have a friendly drill competition.
Join us for a day of precision drill
movements, academic challenges, and
a show of patriotic support for our
troops and students! For more information, please call 254-288-7946.
Copperas Cove MOMC / Healthy
Kids Celebration
Date: April 9
Time: 10 am–2 pm
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Open to all ages
Location: Copperas Cove YMCA,
Description: Bounce houses, face
painting,Tootie Tots, performances by
the Copperettes, CCHS Cheerleaders,
GymKix, ASYMCA Martial Arts, Zumba,
Music, Games, etc. Free food and drinks,
healthy snacks and the Chick-fil-A Cow.
Military Child Appreciation Day
at the Library
Date: April 9
Time: 11 am–3 pm
Cost: No Cost – open to the public
Age Group: All ages
Location: Casey Memorial Library
Description: Story times featuring
Military Children and Families at 11:30
am, 1 and 2 pm. Each child will be
given a certificate of appreciation for
their service as a Child in the Armed
Forces. Enjoy making a child military
dog tag, an American flag picture
frame and color pages of their military
parents. Thank you cards from the
Library Director will be given to each
child. For more information, please
call 254-287-4921.
MOMC Bingo
Date: April 9
Time: 11 am
Cost: $5 per child/lunch included
Age Group: 2-10 years
Location: Community Events &
Bingo Center
Description: Children will play 10-14
games with age appropriate toys as
prizes. Lunch included! Limited to
first 150 children. For more information, please call 254-532-9253.
Military Kid 2K Walk
Date: April 15
Time: 4:30–6 pm
Cost: No Cost
Location: Montague Youth Center
Description: Purple it up! Come and
join us as we celebrate the month of
the Military Child by participating in
a 2K walk around Montague Village
housing area, wearing purple and
singing to your favorite cadence to
motivate you to complete the run.
For more information, please call
254-553-7662.
Month of the Military Child Skate
Night
Date: April 29
Time: 6–10 pm
Cost: First Child in Family Free, all
others $5 per Skater
Age Group: All
Location: Fort Hood Skate Center
Description: The first child in the Family will be admitted free. Additional children in the same family will pay $5 per
child. Price includes skates. For more
information, please call 254-287-5623.
KISD’s Annual Family Fitness &
Wellness Fair
Date: April 30
Time: 8 am–1 pm
Cost: No Cost – open to the public
Location: Killeen Community Center
Description: Fun-filled opportunity
for Families to learn how to incorporate healthy eating and physical
activities into their lives. Activities to
include a live cooking demonstration,
rock wall climbing, obstacle course
and much more! For more information, please call 254-336-1707.
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April 2016
Enroll In CYSS to Enjoy These Fun Activities at our Centers
Venable SAC tribute to the Military Child
Date: April 1
Time: 4 - 5 pm
Cost: No Cost (Children must be enrolled
in Venable SAC)
Location: Venable SAC
Description: Wear your purple shirt in
honor of military children on “Purple up
Day!” We will have fun activities such as
face painting, hula hoop contest, music
and food in an effort to recognize the hard
work and courage of military children.
For more information, call 254- 616-5943.
Walker / Meadows tribute to the Military
Child
Date: April 1
Time: 4 - 5 pm
in Walker/Meadows SAC)
Location: Walker/Meadows SAC
Description: Wear your purple shirt in
honor of our children on “Purple up Day!”
We will have fun activities such as: face
painting, hula hoop contest, music and
food in an effort to recognize the hard
work and applaud the courage of military
children. For more information, please
call 254-287-4948.
High Chaparral Chopped Challenge
Date: April 9
Time: 1 - 3 pm
Cost: No Cost (Youth must be registered
with CYSS)
Location: High Chaparral Youth Center
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Description: Ever wonder what it’s like
to be in the Chopped Kitchen? Join us in
the High Chaparral kitchen where you’ll
look into your very own basket of mystery
ingredients, including red, white and blue
items. You will be judged on taste, presentation and creativity. Let’s see who will
be chopped and who will win it all! For
Meadows CDC MOMC T-Shirts
Date: April 14
Time: 3 – 5:30 pm
in Meadows CDC)
Location: Meadows Child Development
Center
Description: We will create MOMC
t-shirts for the children to take home. To
participate you may make Hourly Care reservations online or by calling 254-553-8353.
Clear Creek CDC Face Painting
Date: April 14
Time: 3 - 5:30 pm
in Clear Creek CDC)
Age Group: 6 weeks - 5 years
Location: Clear Creek Child Development Center
Description: Children will get their
face painted with different stencils and
creative arts that the staff will provide.
Parents can get their face painted, too!
For more information, call 254-553-9443.
Montague CDC Winter Wonderland
Date: April 15
Time: 3:30 - 5 pm
in Montague CDC)
Location: Montague Child Development
Center
Description: Children will experience a
Winter Wonderland with ice painting, ice
skating, and other cold sensory activities.
For more information, call 254-287-8835.
Family Child Care (FCC) MOMC
Celebration
Date: April 15
Time: 9 – 12 pm
Cost: No Cost (Children must be
enrolled in FCC homes)
Location: Comanche I Community
Life Building
Description: Enjoy activities including stained glass art, outdoor spray
bottle art, golf ball painting, play
dough table, sack races, and an egg on
a spoon race. For more information,
please call 254-553-4620.
Circus at Kouma CDC/SAC
Date: April 28
Time: 4 - 6 pm
Cost: No Cost (Children must be
enrolled in Kouma CDC/SAC)
Location: Kouma CDC/SAC, Bldg
Description: Be amazed by a magician, entertained by a clown and
spend some time in the petting zoo
with small animals like rabbits, turtles,
guinea pigs and more! Delicious carnival food will also be served. It’s fun
under the Big Top for the Month of
the Military Child! For more information, please call 254-285-6017.
Muskogee SAC Superhero Social
Date: April 28
Time: 4 – 6 pm
Cost: No Cost (Children enrolled in
Muskogee SAC)
Location: Muskogee SAC
Description: Pop! Thwack! KaPow!
From Batman and Superman, to Wonder
Woman and Aquawoman, chances are, you
fancy a superhero. We will use our own
superpowers to make the party triumph
over the arch nemesis: the dreaded, evil,
boring party. Come join us for music,
games and lots of picture taking. Child
must be enrolled in hourly care the day/
time of this activity. For more information,
please call 254-553-7706.
ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION
MONTH ACTIVITIES!
Child Safety to Prevent Child
Neglect:
Boots on the Ground – Standing
Up for Children
Gentle Touch for Me–Infant Massage
Date: March 29 and April 5, 12, & 19
– 4 week Session
Time: 9:30 – 10:30 am or 5 – 6 pm
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Infant – 1 year
Location: Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier
& Family Readiness Center
Description: The Family Advocacy
Program (FAP) New Parent Support
Program will conduct an Infant Massage Class for parents and their young
children, age’s infant – 1 year. The
class will teach parents how to interact with their small child in an effort
to generate calmness for the parent
and child while helping the infant
learn to relax. The class offers limited
seating and requires registration prior
to the event. Please call 254-287-2286
to register.
Boots on the Ground – Standing Up
to Prevent Child Abuse Saturday
Play Morning
Date: April 2
Time: 9:30 – 11 am
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Infant – 3 years
Location: Bronco Youth Center
Description: This is a special event
to celebrate the youngest members of
the Military Family. Educational and
fun activities available for parents and
their children. Come and play with
us! No registration is required. For
Parenting to Prevent Child Abuse
Date: April 5, 12, 19, and 26
Time: 9:30 – 11:30 am
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Parents of children ages
4 – 12 years
Location: Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier
& Family Readiness Center
Description: Parents interested in
discussing parenting issues, learning
skills to encourage positive behavior
and teaching tips to assist your child
in learning and using alternatives to
problem behavior… we are looking
for you. Join other parents for an
enlightening and enjoyable educational experience. For more information,
call 254-618-7443 or 254-288-2092.
Showers of Affirmation
Date: April 6, 13, 20, and 27
Time: 9:30 – 11 am
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Infant – 3 years
Location: Bronco Youth Center
Description: Positive Statements/
Positive Parenting/Strong Families. A
parent and child play group. This is a
great activity for children to connect
with other children and for Moms/
Dads to meet other. No registration is
required. For more information, call
254-287-2286.
Boot Camp for New Dads: Are You
Tough Enough?
Date: April 6
Time: 9 am -12 pm
Cost: No Cost
Age Group: Fathers (Military and Civilian)
Location: Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier &
Family Readiness Center
Description: This class educates new
and expectant fathers on parental roles
and responsibilities, and helps them develop strategies to adapt and cope with
a new baby. Boot Camp is an interactive
workshop for Dads only! For more
information, call 254-287-2286.
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April 2016
ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE CHILD ABUSE
PREVENTION MONTH ACTIVITIES!
Keep Children Safe Every Ride: Child
Passenger Safety Education & Inspection
Program
Date: April 8
Time: 9 am–1 pm (By Appointment)
Cost: No Cost
Location: Sprocket Auto Craft Center
Description: Certified technicians will
provide up-to-date information about car
seat installation and hands-on education to
ensure your child’s safety. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call
254-287-6505 or 254-288-2092.
Family Time Matinee–The Good Dinosaur
Date: April 9
Time: 11 am
Cost: One canned good per Family.
(Canned goods will be donated to the ACS
Food Pantry and Families in Crisis Safety
Shelter)
Location: Palmer Theater
Description: An event to provide a Family
fun experience in support of CAPM and
MOMC. Patrons must provide a valid military ID card. Calling all parents and children, please join us! For more information,
call 254-287-1763 or 254-288-2092.
Children–Are They in Your Future?
Date: April 12
Time: 8 am – 4:30 pm
Cost: No Cost – Please bring your lunch
for a 30-minute lunch break
Description: This is an 8-hour workshop to
help couples discover expectations in their
marriage and how to optimize their future
relationship through: core values, Family of
origin beliefs, roles, commitment, stress and
anger, time outs, support systems and the
Texas laws on marriage. The discussions
will include the introduction and management of children within marriages. For
more information, call 254-618-7827 or
254-288-2092.
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A Stress-less Parent: A Stronger Parent
Date: April 12
Time: 11:30 am – 1 pm
Cost: No Cost
Description: Can one parent without the
presence of stress? What would that look
like? Single parents are invited to join us
for parenting tips, information sharing, mutual support, fun, and making new friends.
Information will be provided about programs and opportunities available to single
parents. For more information, please call
254-287-6505 or 254-288-2092.
Parents and Teens: Strengthening their
Relationship for a Better Future
Date: April 12 & 14
Time: 6 – 9 pm
Cost: No Cost
Description: Parents are invited to come
and enhance their ability to guide their
teens through their challenges, while the
teen learns skills to effectively manage the
challenges of adolescence and discuss the
process of making good decisions. For more
information, please call 254-287-6065 or
254-286-6774.
Keep Calm, Do Not Shake the Baby
Date: April 13 and 27
Time: 6 pm
Cost: No Cost
Location: Call for location and to register
Description: Let’s talk about ways and
strategies to care for our babies throughout their periods of distress crying, colic,
illness, and other similar situations. This
class will focus on calming of the parent
and the infant to create a loving and
nurturing environment for the growing
child and the concerned parent. Topics
include the definition and effects of
Shaken Baby Syndrome, factors that
commonly trigger caregivers to shake
the baby, and coping strategies. The
class is limited to expectant mothers
with at least 32 weeks of gestation and
requires registration prior to the event.
Please call 254-287-2286 or 254-2875066 to register.
Giddy Up & Go Bike Safety Rodeo
Date: April 16
Time: 9 am – 1 pm
Cost: No Cost
Location: Oveta Culp Hobby Elementary
School
Description: This is a special event held
to celebrate Child Abuse Prevention
Month and Month of the Military Child.
Join us for a whopping “FUN” wheels
event that will help your children learn
additional skills to become a better bicyclist and avoid putting themselves in
danger. Come and learn about bicycle
safety while enjoying a great time with
your children. For more information,
call 254-287-5066 or 254-288-2092.
Relationship Enrichment with Children
Date: April 20
Time: 9 – 4 pm
Cost: No Cost
Description: First there was you, then
there was you and a spouse, then there
was you, a spouse and a child how is
that working for you? This workshop
will help you and your spouse learn
how to build and sustain an awesome,
resilient relationship for you as a partner
and you as a parent. Discover your
personality type and how it positively
and negatively impacts your relationship, understand expectations in your
relationship, improve communication/
intimacy, and support for your partner
and child(ren). For more information,
call 254-618-7584 or 254-288-2092.
It’s My Call, It’s My Car, Is My Child
Riding Safely?
Date: April 22
Time: 9 am – 12 pm
Cost: No Cost
Location: Old AAFES Post Exchange
(PX) parking lot, Clear Creek Road
Description: Find out the safest way
to transport your child by consulting
with a Certified Child Passenger Safety
Technician. Hands-on education and
up-to-date information will be provided.
Inspections are free and open to all Military I.D. card holders. This is a special
event held to celebrate Child Abuse
Prevention Month and Month of the
Military Child. For more information,
call 254-287-6065 or 254-288-2092.
tion-based awareness education is for
teens, parents, teachers and community
agencies that provide services and support to teens. For more information, call
254-618-7586 or 254-288-2092.
Boots on the Ground Fun Run for
Children
Date: April 29
Time: 6:30 – 7:30 am
Cost: No Cost
Location: 7-17th CAV, Battalion Ave.
Description: A 1-mile Family run/
walk to bring awareness to Child Abuse
Prevention Awareness Month. Hosted
by the 7-17th CAV in conjunction with
ACS, Family Advocacy Program. Participants may walk, run or stroll (baby
carriages, etc.) during the event. For
more information, call 254-287-1763 or
254-288-2092.
Child Abuse Prevention Month /
Month of the Military Child Proclamation Signing
Date: April 4 (Tenative)
Time: 11 am (Tenative)
Crossing the Line: Expect Respect
Cost: No Cost
Date: April 28
Location: III Corps Headquarters , Fort
Hood, West Atrium
Time: 6 – 7:30 pm
Description: This is a very special event
Cost: No Cost
Location: Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier & conducted to launch the Fort Hood 2016
CAPM/MOMC Campaign. Join in the celFamily Readiness Center
ebration to honor our Military Children
Description: Teen dating should be
and bring awareness to the prevention of
fun. When does your date cross the
line? What do you do? Information will child maltreatment. For more informabe discussed regarding dating etiquette, tion, call 254-287-9866 or 254-288-2092.
respect within relationships, warning
signs regarding disrespect band prevention of dating violence. Strategies
will be shared that promote safe and
healthy teen relationships. This preven-
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254-287-CARE (2273)
No parent is perfect - but all parents can supervise carefully and
take simple steps to keep kids safe.
Cinergy Cinemas-Copperas Cove, Carus Dental
Sponsorship does not imply endorsement.
Join us for a
SUPER SAVINGS
Case Lot Sale
MAY 5-7,
from 9am to 6pm
2016
Don’t miss this opportunity to stock up on water,
paper products, diapers, cereal, canned goods and more!
Bldg 85020 Warrior Way & 10th Street
Fort Hood, Texas
For more information, call 254-287-8025 or visit www.commissaries.com.
Fort Hood Family and MWR
Community Services Council (CSC)
April 2016
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Friday, April 29, 2016 – Phantom Warrior Scramble
 10:30 am – 11:45 am on-site registration
 12:00 pm shotgun start
 $35 per person with optional mulligan for an additional $5 per person
 Teams must consist of three players from the same division, directorate, battalion, brigade,
company or branch
 Additional player may be whomever the team desires
 Open to all
 The Courses of Clear Creek (Battalion Avenue and Clear Creek Road, Bldg. 52381)
Saturday, April 30, 2016 – NAF Property Auction
Variety of office equipment
 Doors open at 7:30 am
 Auction begins at 8:00 am and continues until all items are sold
 Club Hood, Main Ball Room, near 24th street and Tank Destroyer
 Preview and registration dates are from April 25th until April 29th from 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
 To preview items, customers will have to go to Buildings 4935, 4936, 4938 across from the
Phantom Warrior Lanes
 Bidder Registration is in Bldg. 4930 Room 102, Recreation Equipment Check-out Center
 Registration Fee $3.00
 Winning bids are legally binding and must be paid the day of the auction. Winning bidders we
be allowed to remove items after auction has completed and throughout the following week
 All items sold “AS IS, WHERE IS, NO WARRANTY”
 ALL SALES ARE FINAL
 Open to the public
 Breakfast and lunch available for customers to purchase during the auction
Saturday, April 30, 2016 – BOSS Program San Antonio River Walk trip
 9:00 am departure
 BOSS HQ’s, Bldg. 9212
 $25 per person, includes transportation
 Registration deadline was April 23, 2016
MAY
May - Arts and Crafts Contest
Held in conjunction with the Arts and Crafts program, entrants are able to enter their works of art into
one of nine categories as either a novice or accomplished (entries accepted from May - June).
May - National Military Appreciation Month
A month to observe and honor the sacrifices of both current and former members of the Armed
Forces as well as their Families. Installations and local communities host events.
May 2016 - Strong B.A.N.D.S Campaign
A month long promotion in support of National Fitness Month that features online giveaways and
fitness related events at participating garrisons.
Apache Arts and Crafts Center, Bldg. 2337, 761st Tank Battalion and 62nd Street
 9:00 am – 10:00 am
 Casey Memorial Library, Bldg. 3202, 72nd Street, at 761st Tank Battalion Avenue
 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
 Abrams Physical Fitness Center, Bldg. 23001, 62nd Street at 761st Tank Battalion Avenue
 11:30 am – 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Monday, May 2, 2016 - Ronald McDonald House Tournament
 7:30 am – 8:45 am on-site registration
 9:00 am shotgun start
 Course closed for regular play (all 27 holes used)
 For more information, call (254) 287-4130
Tuesday, May 3 – Partners in Education Process Action Team
 10 am-1200 pm
 Community Events Center, Bldg. 50012 Clear Creek Rd, Fort Hood, TX 76544
 (254) 288-7946
Wednesday’s - May 4, 2016, May 11, 2016, May 18, 2016 and May 25, 2016 Soldier and Family Newcomers Orientation
 Welcome to Fort Hood!
 Learn about key community programs and services available for you!
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Wednesdays, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm at Club Hood (Bldg. 5764, 24th Street at Tank Destroyer
Boulevard)
Free lunch
Free Army Family Teambuilding (AFTB) Seminar for Spouses
Free On-site child care, ages 6 weeks to 12 years old; registration 8:00 am – 9:00 am
For more information on child care requirements prior to event, call
(254) 287-7438
Service Members may obtain more information at the USAG Reception Detachment in Bldg.
16008 or Bldg. 16011, (254) 287-4549.
Thursday, May 5, 2016 – BOSS Program Installation Meeting (Customer Service Life Skills
Event)
 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Friday, May 6, 2016 – Fort Hood Spouse’s Club 20th Anniversary Golf Tournament
 10:00 am check-in
 12:00 pm Howitzer start
 6 person scramble
 $60 per person
 The Courses of Clear Creek (Battalion Avenue and Clear Creek Road,
Bldg. 52381)
For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (254) 287-4130
 Friday, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
 Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
 Monday – Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
 Abrams Pool
For details, please call 254-287-9430
Saturday, May 7, 2016 - Fallen Never Forgotten Memorial Run, Cameron Field
 Race begin 8:00 am
 Cameron Field
 Competitive chip timed 10k and 5k Run
 Pre-Registration: $10 DoD ID Card Holders, $15 Non DoD ID Card Holders
 Chip system registration deadline two weeks prior to event.
 On Site Registration: $15 DoD ID Card Holders, $20 Non DoD ID Card Holders
 Recreational 3k and 1-mile course free
 Unit participation encouraged
Saturday, May 7, 2016 – BOSS Program Escape Game (Prison Break) Austin Trip
 $25 per person, includes transportation
 Registration deadline April 30
Saturday, May 7, 2016 – Boxing Watch Party: Canelo vs Khan
 Doors open at 7:00 pm
 FREE
 Open to all 18 years of age and over
 Backbone Lounge is located inside Phantom Warrior Center, Bldg. 194, 37th Street
Sunday, May 8 – Mother’s Day Brunch
 Come to Club Hood and treat Mom to something that tastes good
 11:00 am or 1:30 pm
 $20.95 – adults; $7.50 – children (5-12 years of age); FREE – children 4 years and under
 All Mothers receive beautiful carnations
 Carving Station: Top round of beef and Virginia baked ham
 Lunch: Honey glazed pineapple chicken, stuffed flounder, shrimp a ‘peel, red skinned mashed
potatoes, macaroni and cheese and fresh seasoned vegetables
 Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns and omelet and waffle stations
 Salad, dessert, mimosa and much more
 Club Hood, Bldg. 5764, 24th Street at Tank Destroyer Boulevard
To RSVP and for more information, call (254) 532-5073
Friday, May 13, 2016 – AUSA Tournament
 10:30 – 11:45 am on-site registration
 Friday, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
 Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
 Monday – Wednesday, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
 Abrams Pool
Saturday, May 14, 2016 – BOSS Program ROCK Music Theme Night
 6 pm
 Location: BOSS HQ’s, Bldg. 9212
 FREE Admission
Thursday, May 19, 20916 – Behavioral Health and Welfare Fair (Community Support by BOSS)
 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
 Community Events and Bingo Center, Bldg. 50012
 BOSS Volunteers needed
Thursday, May 19, 2016 – BOSS BDE/BN Life skills event Escape Game Killeen
 FREE Admission
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Registration deadline April 30, 2016
Friday, May 20, 2016 – Phantom Warrior Scramble
 10:30 am - 11:45 am on-site registration
 $35 per person with optional mulligan for an additional $5 per person
 Teams must consist of three players from the same division, directorate, battalion, brigade,
company or branch
 Additional player may be whomever the team desires
 Open to all
Saturday, May 28, 2016 – DFMWR Outdoor Swimming Pools
Pools will open Memorial Day weekend – Labor Day weekend. DFMWR will open the following fee
based swimming pools: Comanche Pool, Patton Pool and Martin Pool. The West Fort Hood (WFH)
Pool is currently under renovation and will open once it is complete (estimated opening will be
sometime in June).
All authorized patrons who wish to enter DFMWR Outdoor Swimming Pools (swimmers, nonswimmers, sunbathers, babysitters, etc.) must pay an entry fee.
 Daily Fee: $3.00
 Individual Season Pass: $50.00
 Family Passes (Family passes are for family members living at the same address on a regular
basis.)
 F2 – F3: $100.00
 F4 – F5: $150.00
 F6+: $200.00
Pool passes may be purchased at the following locations starting Friday, May 20, 2016:
 Leisure Travel Services (LTS)
 WFH Travel Camp
 Sprocket Auto Crafts
 Recreation Equipment Checkout Center
Pool Passes may be purchased on site at the pools starting May 28, 2016
For more information, visit our website at www.hoodmwr.com.
Courses of Clear Creek
 Did you know that E-1 through E-5 receive a discounted rate at the Courses of Clear Creek?
 Four sets of golfer-friendly tees, for all playing categories and player abilities
 Large driving range, practice greens and enhanced short-game area
 Club and cart rentals
 Lessons with golf professionals
 Stop by the Courses of Clear Creek Snack Bar
 Lunch served daily from 10 am to 2 pm and is open on weekends, holidays and training
holidays from 6 am to 4 pm.
 Merchandised pro-shop
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Courses of Clear Creek, located on Battalion Avenue west of Clear Creek Road
For more information, call (254) 287-4130 or stop by the Courses of Clear Creek
Sprocket Auto Crafts Center
 Basic vehicle maintenance class the second Saturday of each month, $8 fee
 Self auto repair, oil repair
 Texas state inspections
 Wednesday-Friday, 9 am-8 pm,
 Saturday-Sunday, 9 am-4:30 pm
 Participants must be authorized Family and MWR users
 Sprocket Auto Crafts, Bldg. 9138 at 20th Street and Old Ironsides Avenue
 For more information, call (254) 287-2725
Apache Arts and Crafts Center
 Tuesday-Saturday, 10 am-6 pm; Closed Sunday, Monday and Holidays
 Multiple classes from wheel throwing to framing to jewelry
 Screen printing press for all of your unit or FRG shirt needs
 Framing and plaque department
 Embroidery department for guidons, ball caps and more
 Ceramic department for gifts, home décor and more
 Amazing discounts
 Soldiers’ Resiliency Art Room
For more information about these classes and more, call (254) 287-0343
Resiliency Art Room (Apache Arts and Crafts Center)
 The Resiliency Art Room offers a quiet area with all the art materials (pens, pencils, markers,
paints, chalks, clays, beads, feathers, buttons, yarns, thread and all types of paper) for Active
Duty Soldiers to create whatever comes to mind
 There will be no instructors, no set projects to make and no interference from anyone, just a
quiet room to sit and relax and/or create
 Soldiers may take their work with them or leave it at the center to be displayed and provide
inspiration for others that use the facility
 Soldiers will be asked to sign in at the Apache Arts and Crafts sales store prior to usage
 The Resiliency Art Room is open Tuesday-Friday from 10 am-5 pm
 Apache Arts and Crafts, Bldg. 2337, corner of 62nd Street and 761st Tank Battalion Avenue
Outdoor Recreation Permits
 All patrons engaging in authorized outdoor recreational activities in Fort Hood training areas
must obtain a Fort Hood Permit prior to patronage
 Authorized outdoor recreational activities include but are not limited to: hunting, fishing, hiking,
biking, bird watching, designated ATV Area and horseback riding
 For a complete list of authorized activities and requirements, contact the Sportsmen's Center
located in Bldg. 1937 at Rod and Gun Club Loop off Murphy Road, (254) 532-4552
 In addition, customers utilizing Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area (BLORA) horseback
riding and mountain biking are required to check-in at BLORA’s Admin Office prior
 BLORA is located on North Nolan Road; BLORA’s Admin Office is located just beyond the
park entrance
Sportsmen's Center
 The Sportsmen's Center encourages and furthers the interest in hunting, fishing and other
outdoor recreation activities
 The facility is devoted to the conservation and presentation of wildlife, their habitats and
environment, the sports of hunting, fishing and archery and recreational skeet, trap or other
target shooting
 The club offers a gathering place for outdoor enthusiasts, complete with snack bar, pro shop,
hunt control office and skeet range
 The Sportsmen's Center also consists of a playground, picnic areas and event space
 The facility is open to all and located on Rod and Gun Club Loop, 53rd Street and Murphy
Road, Bldg. 1937
For more information, call (254) 532-4552 or (254) 287-5847
West Fort Hood Travel Camp
 80 full hook-up RV sites (16 pull-through and 66 back-in), with 50-30-20 amp electrical service,
water, sewer and basic cable
 Dump stations
 24-hour lounge with coin-operated laundry, showers and internet hook-up
 Playground
 Secured storage sites
Recreation Equipment Checkout
 Come in and check out our original entertainment items for your next party
 Campers
 Karaoke machine
 Recreation Equipment Checkout, Clear Creek Road, Bldg. 4930
 For more information, call (254) 287-4126/1853
BLORA Marina
 BLORA Marina the rental of kayaks and boat slips at the BLORA Admin Office
 Patrons may call (254) 287-4126/1853 or stop by REC to obtain more information on kayak
and canoe rental opportunities
 Patrons may call (254) 287-2523/4907 or stop by the BLORA Admin Office to obtain more
information on boat slip rental opportunities
BLORA Trail Rides (See HoodMWR.com for latest update)
 Horse rides
BLORA Archery Range
 32 Archery shooting stations located throughout natural terrain
 Bring your own bow
 Field points only
 Shooters under the age of 16 require adult supervision
 Designed to accommodate 3D archery shooters
 Free to all authorized Family and MWR users
 General Public – $3
 Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area is located on North Nolan Road (Sparta Road)
approximately 10 miles from East Range Road (access to the park is also possible from FM
439 and Sparta Road)
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After enjoying the BLORA Archery Range, do not forget to clear the range by heading over to
the registration office or by calling (254) 287-2523
BLORA Paintball Course
 Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area Paintball Course is available for use!
 Open weekends and some holidays, 10 am-6 pm
 Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
 Four new fields – Dual it out at the old Sparta Western town and capture the Indian Chief at
Camp Cove, take the Labyrinth Bridge, get lost in the urban sprawl of Urban Warfare or get an
adrenaline rush on the Speedball course
 $27 per person with personal gun, hopper and facemask, includes 500 rounds of paint, all day
air or CO2
 $33 per person cost for gun, facemask and hopper rental plus 500 rounds, includes all day air
or C02
 Paintball membership now available: $100 – Annual or $60 – 6 Month includes field use,
equipment rental and all day air (paintballs not included), non-refundable, not valid for special
events and tournaments
 Group rates available
 Participants must be at least 10 years of age (with guardian signature)
For additional information, call (254) 287-2523/4907
Abrams Physical Fitness Center
 Bldg. 23001 62nd Street, at Support Avenue
 Monday-Friday, 5 am-9 pm
 Weekends and Training Holidays, 8 am-7 pm
 Closed Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day
 64,000 sq. ft. complete fitness center
 Includes both workout and leisure space
 Cardio room with steppers, stationary bikes and cross trainers
 Circuit training areas for total body workout
 multi-station equipment to assist with rehabilitation
 Two outdoor volleyball courts
 Three outdoor basketball courts
 Four indoor basketball courts
 Four racquetball courts with observation decks
 Eight lane, 25-meter indoor pool
Burba Physical Fitness Center
 Bldg. 9301, 19th Street and Old Ironsides Avenue
 Saturday and Sunday, 8 am-5 pm
 Training Holidays, 8 am-7 pm
 Cardio/ Strength Fitness Center
Harvey Functional Fitness Center
 Bldg. 31006, 73rd Street and Old Ironsides Avenue
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Saturday and Sunday, 8 am-5 pm
Training Holidays, 8 am-7 pm
Closed Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day
West Fort Hood Physical Fitness Center
 Bldg. 90007, Clarke Road
 Multi-Purpose Fitness Center
Kieschnick Physical Fitness Center
 Bldg. 39008, 72nd Street and Support Avenue
 Saturday and Sunday, Closed
 Training Holidays, Closed
 Combatives Fitness Center
Applied Functional Fitness Center
 Bldg. 12018, 33rd Street and Old Ironsides Avenue
 Saturday, 10 am-2 pm
 Weekends and Training Holidays: 10 am-2 pm
 Holidays: Closed
North Fort Hood Physical Fitness and Recreation Center
 12th Street, Bldg. 56480
 Monday-Sunday, 8:30 am-10 pm
 Strength Training/Cardio
Grey Wolf Physical Fitness Center
Training Holidays, 8 am-7 pm
 Cardio/Strength Fitness Center
Iron Horse Physical Fitness Center (CLOSED FOR USE AS A SRP SITE)
Starker Functional Fitness Center
 Saturday and Sunday, Closed
Aerobics and Skating Center – Aerobics
 Classes include Step, Cardio Kickboxing, Hi/Lo Cardio, Gliding, Piloga, Zumba or 20/20/20
 The cost is $25 per month or $3 per session
 Swing Out Dance Class – $20 per month or $6 per class, Tuesdays 7 pm (Ages 18 years old
and older)
 The Aerobics and Skate Center, Bldg. 324 is located on 37th Street
Health Promotions Aerobics and Skating Center – Skating
 Friday Open Skate 5 pm-12 am, $5 per person
 Saturday Open Skate, 1-5 pm, $5 per person
 Rental – $225 for three hours
 Party rooms for birthdays, meetings or Family gatherings
 Located on 37th Street, Bldg. 324
Fort Hood Hell on Wheels Roller Derby Recreation League
 Learn how to play the fastest growing female sport in America
 Monday and Wednesday practices from 7-10 pm
 Open to female DoD ID-Card holders ages 15 and older (Skaters under age 18 must have
guardian present at all times)
 Free
 Skaters must possess their own equipment (helmet, skates, wrist guards, knee pads, elbow
pads, mouth guard)
 Health Promotions Aerobics and Skating Center (37th Street, Bldg. 324)
Yoga
 Yoga: Mondays and Wednesdays; 11:45 am-12:45 pm and 5:30-6:30 pm
 Beginners’ Yoga: Thursdays, 11:45 am-12:45 pm
 Classes held at Applied Fitness Center, Bldg. 12018, 33rd Street at Old Ironsides Avenue
((254) 287-5586)
 $3 per class (1 visit), $7 weekly (5 visits), $13 bi-weekly (10 visits) or for $25 per month (20
visits)
 Purchase classes on HoodMWR.com or at one of the following convenient locations on post:
Leisure Travel Services, Apache Arts and Crafts Center, Sprocket Auto Crafts Center,
Recreation Equipment Checkout Center, Sportsmen’s Center or on-site at the event/class
location
 For class locations and schedules and for more information call (254) 553-2710 or visit
HoodMWR.com
 Classes subject to change
 Space available on a first come first served basis
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Class passes expire 90 days after date of purchase
Zumba
 Join in on the fitness craze sweeping the nation
 Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11:45 am-12:45 pm at Abrams Physical Fitness Center
 Tuesday and Thursday from 1-2 pm, 6:30-7:30 pm at Applied Functional Fitness Center
 Wednesday, 5:30-6:30 pm, Grey Wolf Physical Fitness Center
 Wednesday, 6-7 pm, West Fort Hood Physical Fitness Center
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 For class locations and schedules and for more information call (254) 553-2710/(254) 2855459 or visit HoodMWR.com
 Classes subject to change and open to all authorized Family and MWR authorized users
 Class passes expire 90 days after date of purchase
Spin
 Spin your way to fitness with free spin classes
 Monday-Friday from 12-1 pm and Monday-Thursday from 5:30-6:30 pm at Abrams Physical
Fitness Center
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 For class locations and schedules and for more information call (254) 553-2710/(254) 2855459 or visit HoodMWR.com
 Classes subject to change and open to all authorized Family and MWR authorized users
 Class passes expire 90 days after date of purchase
SKIESUnlimited Academy Instructors Needed
 Want to share your special skills or experience with children and youth?
 Want to earn extra income?
 SKIESUnlimited Academy is seeking quality instructors for all of its 4 schools: The School of
Arts (Music, Theatre, etc.), School of Sports (Karate, Gymnastic, etc.), School of Life Skills
(Sewing, Cooking, etc.), and School of Academic Skills (Tutoring)
For more information call the SKIESUnlimited Academy office at (254) 287-4592
Youth Hired! Apprenticeship Program
 Don’t just get a job, lay the foundation for a career
 Real world career experience at numerous facilities across Fort Hood
 12-week apprenticeships with a paid stipend
 Fun, interactive college and career prep workshops
 Open to youth ages 15-18 years who are registered with Child, Youth and School Services
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Call (254) 553-3995 to apply
Edge Program
 the edge: Experience, Develop, Grow and Excel
 Cutting-edge art, life, fitness and adventure packages
 Culinary arts, fashion design, video production, rock climbing and much more
 Open to grades 1-12 registered with Child, Youth and School Services
 Free for youth in grades 6-12
 Fee for grades 1-5
 Call (254) 553-3995 for package schedule and more information
Strong Beginnings Program
 For children that turn 4-years-old on/about September 1
 Focuses on development of school readiness skills
 Daily math and writing activities
 Weekly SKIESUnlimited Academy instructional classes
 Yearly progress tracked
School Age Services
 Open to kids kindergarten to fifth grade
 Before Care and After Care
 Full-day programs when school is out (except Federal Holidays)
 Winter/spring/summer camps
 Occasional care
 Open Recreation – Sports, fitness and health, arts, recreation and leisure, life skills,
citizenship, leadership and mentoring, education and support services
 Specialty Programs – Project Learn, Character Counts, 4-H Creative Creations, Triple Play,
Better Living for Texans and Kids in the Kitchen
 All sites accredited by the National Afterschool Association (Clarke/Oveta Culp Hobby, Clear
Creek, Duncan, Montague, Venable Village and Walker-Meadows)
 All children must be registered with CYSS
 To register or make an appointment, call the Central Enrollment Registry Office at (254) 2878029, or to stop by their office, located in Bldg. 283 on Battalion Avenue
Family Child Care
 Flexible hours, personal attention, low child-to-adult ratio, in a Family setting
 Ages four weeks to 12 years
 Family Child Care: Army certified homes on/off-post
 Background clearance and caregiver training
 Independent contractors set own hours and fees
 Subsidy program for fee categories I and II
 Full and part day care, before and after school, hourly care
 Extended hours and long term care available
 All Children must be registered with CYSS to use Family Child Care
 To register or make an appointment, call the Central Enrollment Registry at (254) 287-8029 or
visit Bldg. 283 Battalion Avenue
 Available to military, department of the army civilians, contractor staff children and retirees’
children (pending availability)
For more information or to enroll, call (254) 287-5448
Parent Advisory Council Community Representatives
 Monthly forum: learn info, share info, address concerns
 Second Tuesday of each month, 1:30 pm, Oveta Culp Hobby Soldier and Family Readiness
Center
 Couple of hours a month
 Share information to raise and discuss child/youth/education related issues of interest and
concern to Families
 Looking for reps across the demographics, especially for Soldiers, singles and dual military
 Open to all Fort Hood Active Duty Soldiers, Airmen, Reservists and Families, National Guard
Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians, Contract Staff and Gold Star Family Members
Parent Participation Program
 Parent participation is highly encouraged in all CYSS programs, as Families are an integral
part of CYSS success and a key component in overall program quality
 The goal of the new, Army-wide CYSS Parent Participation Program is to ensure consistency
across all CYSS by: cataloging meaningful participation opportunities, standardizing the point
system based on participation opportunities, standardizing the points required for fee
reductions and standardizing the process to apply fee reduction to monthly payments
 The established common criteria should ensure that Families understand that their
participation is valued and needed and truly contributes enhancing the sense of community
 Parents may earn a fee reduction for volunteering a minimum of 10 hours generally in their
child’s program or on behalf of CYSS
 Participation Points may be accumulated from month to month until the Parent earns 10 points,
to receive a 10 percent reduction on one month’s fee for one child
 If a parent has earned 20 points, then the 10 percent fee reduction may be applied for one
child over a 2-month period or used for two separate children during the same month
Military Extension Internship Program
 Designed for college students and recent college graduates, this program provides a unique
opportunity to gain practical work experience in child development plus school-age and youth
programs
 Interns will live and work on military installations around the globe for 10 weeks to 6 months
 The range of experience is broad, including working directly with children and youth,
implementing programs that address their needs and learning to manage child and youth
centers
 The Department of Defense provides high-quality, accredited childcare and school-age/teen
programs at all of their facilities
 Interns also have the support of the U.S. Cooperative Extension System and its 4-H Youth
Development Program
 4-H focuses on building better citizens and promotes understanding of social issues and how
they can be addressed to strengthen communities
 Cooperative Extension features strong networks and connections in the communities where
you’ll work as well as faculty and staff with specific expertise in childcare and youth
development
 The most qualified applicants will: have completed at least two years of college by the start of
their internship; have a GPA of at least 2.75; have an educational background in child or youth
development, education, Family science, or a related field; be able to pass a National Agency
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children, youth and their Families
Applications from undergraduates, graduate students, recent graduates and students are
welcome as well
At a minimum, interns will receive an hourly wage or a living stipend
Interns will also be treated to an orientation conference before the start of internships, which
provides a great chance to meet other interns and begin to learn about military children, youth
and Families
Although any tuition or fees required by your institution will be the intern’s personal
responsibility, alternative arrangements with the program and university may be available to
ensure an applicant’s experience qualifies for academic credit
Applicants must be sure to provide the specific internship credit requirements for their program
of choice
Consider some of the options: Child and Youth Training Specialist, School Liaison Officer and
Child and Youth Facilities Center Director
Application and recommendation forms, as well as deadlines for upcoming sessions are
available online at www.ydae.purdue.edu/military
Free SAT/ACT Test Prep Software for Military and Dependents
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100,000 SAT/ACT test prep software programs normally priced at $200, FREE to military
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 Military Families and veterans are eligible
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Army Community Service Outreach Services
 Welcome Packets
 Lending Closet
 Hood Howdy
 Army Emergency Relief
 Command Financial Specialist
 Consumer Pre-purchasing
 Credit Report Reviews/Scores
 Military Spouse Program
 Mobile Information Station
 Home Visits
 Play Mornings
 Infant Massage
 Resilience Training
 International Spouse Program
 Boot Camp for Dads
 Single Soldier Support Group
 Relationship Enrichment Program
 EFMP Orientation
 EFMP Support Group
 Sea Dragons Swim Program
 Army Family Team Building
 Army Volunteer Program
 Army Family Action Plan
 Job Search Network
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Career Exploration Seminar
Outreach Services Office
Army Community Service Reoccurring Events
 Monday:
 PCS on the Go
 1-1:30 pm
 (254) 287-4471
 Tuesday:
 Newcomers’ Employment Training Workshop (NETWORK)
 8:15-9:30 am
 (254) 286-6684
 Application and Resume Development
 9:30-11:45 am
 (254) 286-6684
 Parenting Skills
 3:30-4:30 pm
 (254) 618-7443
 Wednesday:
 Explore Learning and Play
 9:30-10:30 am
 (254) 287-2286
 Advanced Resume/Resumix Writing
 12:45-1:45 pm
 (254) 286-6684
 Stress Management
 3:15-4:30 pm
 (254) 618-7443
 Thursday:
 Career Communication Skills and Interview Techniques
 8:30 am-12 pm
 (254) 286-6684
 PCS on the Go
 1-1:30 pm
 (254) 287-4471
 Friday:
 Job Search with Confidence
 9-10 am
 (254) 286-6684
 Child Passenger Safety Seat Inspection
 9:30 am-1 pm
 (254) 553-2157
 Time for Tots
 9:30-11 am
 (254) 553-2157
 Career Assessment Workshop
 10:15-11:15 am
 (254) 286-6684

EFMP Sea Dragons Swim Team
 6-8 pm
 (254) 287-6070
About Fort Hood Family and MWR
Fort Hood Family and MWR supports the largest active duty armored post in the United States Armed
Services. The “Great Place” is home to over 350,000 military personnel, Family members, retirees
and civilian employees. Family and MWR enhances quality of life by providing numerous recreation
and services designed to equal those available to their civilian counterparts, which encourages
growth and a feeling of self-reliance within the military community.
HoodMWR.com

11 May 2016 - Fort Hood DFMWR

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