OPENINGS, DELAYS, AND CLOSURES (roads, gates, offices, and parking lots)

SECURITY, SAFETY, AND WELL BEING

FAMILY and MORALE, WELFARE, AND RECREATION

FORT KNOX COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

POST CEREMONIES AND EVENTS

POLICY UPDATES, CHANGES, AND REMINDERS

TRAINING AND EDUCATION

RELIGIOUS SERVICES

MISCELLANEOUS

*ALL ITEMS IN RED TYPE HAVE BEEN ADDED DURING THE CURRENT WEEK*

OPENINGS, DELAYS, AND CLOSURES (roads, gates, offices, and parking lots)

The DOL Transportation Office, located at Bldg 1384 (One Stop), will close May 4, from noon to 1:30 p.m.  Normal operations will resume after that.

On May 5, all FMWR programs will be unable to process credit card payments due to a system upgrade from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. We would like to inform those who will be using FMWR programs on May 5 that all payments will need to be made on a cash basis.

The future opening of a new Child Development Center on Eisenhower Avenue in the vacant Kouma Dining Facility will cause an adjustment to the Eisenhower Avenue closure during morning physical fitness hours. A review of the existing route to identify a better solution was initiated by Interactive Customer Evaluation comments from Soldiers and civilian employees concerning traffic issues. To see the new PT route, effective April 30, visit this website: http://goo.gl/2LdwM , Click “Download the Original size of this photo” at the top of the page, and click the open button in the dialog box that appears. You will then be able to zoom in and out on the map using your computer’s photo viewer.
Although a controlled route for running has been designated, vehicle drivers must remain aware that they could encounter Soldiers marching or running on Fort Knox after the designated hour and on roads other than the controlled route. When this occurs drivers must reduce their speed to 10 mph or less when passing Soldiers.
Things to remember:
* All vehicle traffic must reduce speed to 10 mph or less when passing Soldiers marching or running on Fort Knox roads.
* Units will start to emplace barriers at 6:15 a.m. in order to clear the route of all vehicle traffic prior to 6:30 a.m. and remove the barriers between 7:30-7:45 a.m.
* Soldiers will direct vehicular traffic off the route as they place barriers and assume four manned traffic control points along the route at high risk intersections (see map) to assist i* guiding drivers at designated cross-over points.
* The route will remain closed to vehicle traffic from 6:30-7:30 a.m.
* The route will not close during federal holidays or during Fort Knox installation-wide training holidays.
* Individual runners not running during the prescribed PT hour must run on sidewalks or the shoulder of the road if sidewalks are not present, so as not to impede vehicle traffic. Runners will wear a reflective belt or vest while running on Fort Knox. Headphones and iPods will not be worn while running.
* Unit formations will only run on the controlled route during the designated fitness hour and will not, at any time, run on Bullion Boulevard, Spearhead Division Avenue, Eisenhower Avenue, Dixie Street, Brandenburg Station Road, Main Range Road, Baker Road or Wilson Road.
* Special event runs will occur at times with prior approval of the garrison commander and advance notification and advertisement to the community.
The adjusted route will close the following sections of road between 6:15 and 7:30 a.m.:
1. Old Ironsides Avenue from Eisenhower Avenue to 1st Infantry Division Road (previously Brave Rifles Road).
2. 1st Infantry Division Road from Knox Street, crossing Wilson, to St. Lawrence Street
3. St. Lawrence Street from Potomac to Upton, North Delaware street to Eisenhower Avenue.
4. Eisenhower Avenue at the intersection of Delaware Street to the bottom of Main Range Road.
Soldiers and the civilian workforce will have access to the 1st Infantry Division Road dining facility via the TCP at Hell on Wheels and 1st Infantry Division Road. Jordan Dental Clinic employees and patients can access the clinic via the new rear access road via Wilson Road during the PT hour. Parking at Jordan Dental Clinic is reserved for dental clinic employees and patients only. Parking violators will be subject to ticketing.

The Military Personnel Division- located in bldg 2020-Rockenbach Hall will be processing ROTC Cadets on the dates indicated below.  If ID card services are required, Cadets will have priority at the ID card Facility located in building 1384- White Hall.

May 7,14,21,22,29,& 30
June 4,5, 11,12,18,19, 25 & 27
July 2,3,9,11,16,23, & 31

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.
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SECURITY, SAFETY, AND WELL BEING

Message #12 COPING AFTER A DISASTER:

Traumatic events often cause feelings of helplessness, anxiety and aggression. Know that it will take time before you start to feel better.

* There are many things you can do to cope with traumatic events. Consider  talking to family, friends and clergy for support.
* You may need to consider seeking professional help if you feel sad or depressed for more than two weeks, or if you are not able to take care of
your family or do your job.
* You may need to help your children or other family members cope with their feelings about the disaster.

CHILDRENS NEEDS
After a tornado, children may be afraid the storm will come back again. They may even think the disaster is punishment for something they did. Knowing
what to expect after a tornado will help calm their fears. Here are some suggestions for helping children after a tornado:
* Talk about your own experiences with severe storms or read a book about tornadoes together.
* Encourage your child to express feelings of fear. Listen carefully and show understanding.
* Offer reassurance. Tell your child that the situation is not permanent, and provide physical reassurance by spending time together and displaying
affection.
* Include your child in clean-up activities. It is comforting to children to watch the household begin to return to normal and to have a job to do.

RESOURCES
Ready Army Campaign- www.acsim.army.mil/readyarmy
Ready Campaign- www.ready.gov
Center for Disease Control and Prevention- www.cdc.gov
Disaster Information Management Research Center- http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/enviro.html
Environmental Protection- www.epa.gov
Federal Emergency management Agency- www.fema.gov
Food and Drug Administration- www.fda.gov
National Weather Service- www.nws.noaa.gov
Women's Health- www.womenshealth.gov
Occupational Safety and Health Administration- www.osha.gov
American College of Nurse-Midwives- www.mymidwife.org/guide-to-emergency-childbirth
American Red Cross- www.redcross.org

FIRE HYDRANT TESTING

1. The Ft. Knox Fire Department will begin testing 20% of the post fire hydrants during the month of May.

2. During this time frame while the Ft. Knox Fire Department is testing hydrants, it is advisable that everyone run their water until clear when washing clothes, bathing, drinking, as water will tend to be cloudy.

3. The Fort Knox Fire Department would like to apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to the residents and work force of Fort Knox.

Fire Evacuation for People with Special Needs

FAMILY and MORALE, WELFARE, AND RECREATION

ACS Activities for the week of April 30 to May 4:

Ongoing activities for Army Community Service:
GED Study Group every Mon. & Wed. 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., English as a Second Language every Tues. & Thurs. 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.

02 May:  U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Assistance 9 to 11 a.m.
02 May:  Newcomers Orientation (Day 1) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. *Patton Museum*
03 May:  EFMP Support Group 6 to 7:30 p.m.
03 May:  Starting a Small Business 9 a.m. to noon
03 May:  Personal Financial Readiness Training (Newcomers Orientation Day 2) 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. *Leaders Club*

All activities held at ACS Bldg 5101 Pilot Street (across from Godman Army Airfield unless otherwise noted. Dates and times are subject to change. Call (502) 624-8391 for more information and registration.

Are you an wonderful artist? Do you like making arts and crafts?  Then enter them into our 2012 Army Arts & Crafts contest starting on May 1.  Enter your best work and compete for cash prizes against the finest artists and artisans in the U.S. Army.  Complete entry forms and submit digital images of your work online at the contest website https://apps.imcom.army.mil/APPTRAC.  Submission period is from May 1 until June 30.  Call (502) 624-4725 for additional information.

You are invited to the Fort Knox Family Fitness Festival on May 12 at the Post Exchange.  Start the day off at the 7th annual Run For The Red. Registration starts at 7:30 a.m. with run/walk starting at 8:30 a.m.  Then come to the festival and have the kids plant a flower for  mom, learn about Zumba, health screenings, healthy eating tips, giveaways and much more.  For more information on the race call (502) 624-2163.

Units and businesses will compete for the Commanders Cup for both 5k/10k Runs.

FORT KNOX COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 

The Fort Knox Community Schools’ Child Nutrition Department reminds parents and guardians that as the end of the 2011-2012 school year approaches, all student meal accounts must be in a zero or positive balance by close of business May 22.  Any account in a negative status after May 22 is subject to a wage garnishment thru the DD Form139 process with an additional $50 service fee added to the total wage garnishment.  Final payment reminders will be sent home on May 21, if the students’ accounts have less than $3.65 in their meal account.

For account balances, student sponsors should contact the school cafeteria(s).  Any money left in a child’s account will be carried over to the next school year as long as the child remains in the Fort Knox school district.  Payments can be made at the individual schools, or online at www.lunchprepay.com , or at Crittenberger Central Staff Offices, located adjacent to Keyes Park. 

If any additional assistance is needed, please contact 624-2345, ext. 4110

Fort Knox Community Schools' Events

4/30 – 5 p.m. HS Tennis v. John Hardin (H)
4/30 – 5:30 p.m. HS Softball (V/JV) v. North Hardin (A)
5/1 – 530 p.m. HS Track @ Conference (Central Hardin)
5/1 – 5:30 p.m. HS Baseball v. John Hardin (A) now a V DH
5/1 – 6 p.m. HS Softball (V/JV) v. Bardstown (H)
5/3 – 5 p.m. HS Tennis v. Nelson Co. (H)
5/3 – 5:30 p.m. HS Track @ Bardstown Inv.
5/3 – 5:30 p.m. HS Baseball v. North Hardin (A)
5/3 – 5:30 p.m. HS Softball (V/JV) v. John Hardin (H)
5/4 – 5 p.m. HS Tennis v. Taylor Co. (A)
5/4 – 6 p.m. HS Softball (V/JV) v. Hart Co. (A)
5/5 – 1 p.m. HS Baseball v. Bardstown (H)
5/7 – 5 p.m. HS Tennis v. North Hardin (A)
5/7 – 5:30 p.m. HS Baseball v. Holy Cross (H)
5/8 – 5 p.m. HS Tennis v. Bardstown (H)
5/9 – 6 p.m. HS Baseball v. Hart Co. (H)
5/10-11 – TBD HS Track @ Bardstown |Regionals
5/11 – 5:30 p.m. HS Softball (V) v. Western High (A)
5/11 – 5:30 p.m. HS Baseball v. Evangel Christian (H)
5/11/12/14/15/16 – 5 p.m. HS Tennis | Region 5 Tournament at ECTC
5/12 – 12 p.m. HS Baseball v. Caverna (H)
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Classic rock group Blue Oyster Cult is now slated to kickoff the June 23 Fort Knox Summer Concert at Godman Army Airfield here featuring co-headliners REO Speedwagon and Styx.

Tickets are on sale for $30 before the day of the concert, and $35 at the gate.  For more information or to purchase tickets, call the ITR at (502) 624-5030 or visit www.ticketmaster.com .

5k/10k Walk/ Run for the Red

Date: May 12, 2012
Location: Start at the front entrance of the Fort Knox Exchange at 8:30 a.m.

Kids run starts at 10 a.m. (50 yard and 100 yard dash)
Health and Fitness Fair(over 30 business and agency booths ) (9 a.m. to noon)

To register: Visit www.active.com (In the search box type in American Red Cross Run for the Red) or visit the Fort Knox Red Cross Office at 1131 5th Avenue. For more information call 502-624-2163

All retirement ceremonies will now begin at 3 p.m.  Previously the ceremonies began at 3:30, but starting today, ceremonies will begin at 3 p.m.  I apologize for the late notice and hope that your schedules will still allow you to attend this  event.  For planning the following dates are provided for retirement Ceremonies through FY2012.  Until further notice, the location for all retirement ceremonies is the Haszard Auditorium.

18-May  Post Retirement Ceremony-Host: USAREC
29-Jun  Post Retirement Ceremony-Host: HRC
27-Jul  Post Retirement Ceremony-Host: USAAC
24-Aug  Post Retirement Ceremony-Host: USAREC
28-Sep  Post Retirement Ceremony-Host: 100th DIV

Command Information Exchange – May 22, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Leaders Club. Command Teams and FRG leaders at all levels are encouraged to attend this monthly event.  Formerly called the Community Information Exchange, this venue is designed to keep Commanders, Family Readiness Group Leaders, and all personnel who work, play or live on fort Knox "in the know."  Each major tenant unit command team and their FRG leader are encouraged to join the Commanding General and Garrison Commander monthly to discuss upcoming events, ACS training available, and other items of command interest.  Hope to see you there!

The CIE is scheduled as follows for CY 2012.
22 MAY
26 JUN
24 JUL
28 AUG
25 SEP
23 OCT
27 NOV
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POLICY UPDATES, CHANGES, AND REMINDERS

Election Year Guidance

Quick facts: http://armylive.dodlive.mil/index.php/2012/01/know-the-facts-election-2012/

YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwkgjvZElKI&feature=g-all-u&context=G2ea7f57F

Turret: http://www.turret.com/content/pulling-favorite-candidate-better-not-uniform
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TRAINING AND EDUCATION

HR Tip of the Week

Army Civilian Record Brief (CRB)

The Department of the Army has developed a Civilian Record Brief (CRB) for all Civilian Appropriated Fund and Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) employees.  Currently there is no specific Local National version of the Civilian Record brief, but plans are in place for that future capability.

The CRB is a one-page snapshot of an employee's official data pulled from various sources, such as My Biz, Defense Civilian Personnel Data System (DCPDS), and Training Management Systems.  A sample CRB along with the CRB Quick Guide is attached for your convenience.  By putting all of this information on a single, easily viewed document, you will have an uncomplicated method for reviewing your data contained in your My Biz and DCPDS records and taking steps, if necessary, to update or correct the data.

The 10 sections of data reported on the CRB are a concise reflection of your work experience, education, training, awards, professional licenses and certifications, performance ratings, foreign language proficiency, security investigation status, personal and emergency contact information, position description, current and previous assignment history, and other data regarding your federal civilian service. 

You can review and update your CRB through the CPOL Portal by navigating to www.cpol.army.mil click on the Employee tab, then "Go!" in the Employee Data portlet.  The link to the CRB is located in the left pane under Self Service Applications.

Please Note!  We are expecting VERY heavy volumes of traffic to this new tool over the coming weeks as you and all of our thousands of Army colleagues log in and try it out.  Please be patient and if you experience slow response times or an error, we ask that you simply try again a little later in the day. 

Keeping your CRB updated is voluntary on your part, but you are encouraged to review your CRB for accuracy, and update it as necessary following the easy instructions in the attached Quick Guide.  Your supervisor may also view your CRB; however, the CRB does not contain any information that is not already accessible by supervisors.  It is merely an additional resource that places pertinent information on a single page making it more accessible, and reviewable, by you and your supervisor.
Look for our next HR Tip on FASCLASS

ASD will host the ARIMS  "Train the Trainer"  discussion on June 6, Classroom 003, Building 1378, at 9 a.m. 

This discussion is targeted for installation-wide Records Managers (RMs) only (a Records Coordinator (RC) can attend if the organization does not have a designated Records Manager).  Seating is restricted to 54...so...only one person per command will be allowed to attend.

The attendee is expected to be the organization's designated ARIMS trainer.

Please provide any questions you may have regarding ARIMS' use NLT June 1...they will be the basis for our discussion.

USA Staffing and USA Jobs Training

On April 1, USA Staffing replaced RESUMIX as the system used for civilian recruitment Army-wide.  For your awareness and use, the Fort Knox CPAC is offering multiple training sessions over the next several months to get all personnel up to speed.  Two types of training will be offered - information on the "How to apply process for Applicants" and specific "Training for Selecting Officials".

All training sessions listed below will be conducted at Haszard Auditorium in Gaffey Hall.  Registration for the training is NOT required.

Tuesday, April 24 1 p.m. -  Managers Briefing
Wednesday, April 25 1 p.m. - Applicants Briefing

Tuesday, May 8 9 a.m. - Managers Briefing
Tuesday, May 8 1 p.m. - Applicants Briefing

Tuesday, June 12 9 a.m. - Managers Briefing
Tuesday, June 12 1 p.m. - Applicants Briefing

Thursday, July 19 9 a.m. - Managers Briefing
Thursday, July 19 1 p.m. - Applicants Briefing

Tuesday, Aug. 7 1 p.m. - Applicants Briefing
Wednesday, Aug. 8 9 a.m. - Managers Briefing

Thursday, Sept. 13 9 a.m. - Managers Briefing
Thursday, Sept. 13 1 p.m. - Applicants Briefing

If you have questions, or for more information, please contact the Fort Knox CPAC at (502) 624-4839.  You may also visit the following websites for more information http://www.armycivilianservice.com/ and http://www.usajobs.gov/ .

RETIREMENT SEMINARS FORT KNOX FY12

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar provides a thorough understanding of all aspects of retirement. Topics include: Eligibility requirements Computation of benefits Potential annuity reductions Health and life insurance.

COURSE OBJECTIVES: Provide a thorough understanding of all aspects of retirement.

TRAINING METHODS USED: Lecture/Question and Answer. DCO training will be given at the employees workstation and VTT will be given at the designated location.

HOW TO ENROLL: To enroll for one of the courses go to:  https://www.atrrs.army.mil/channels/chrtas/student/logon.aspx?caller=1

After you have accessed CHRTAS you will be required to create a student profile, if you have not previously done so. Once you have created your profile, follow the menu prompts to select and enroll for your course selection. Both CSRS and FERS training is given each day and the time listing that will be in CHRTAS under FT Riley will be  CENTRAL TIME, the above chart lists the time (EASTERN TIME) the classes will be delivered at Ft Knox.  POC 624-1444.  
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

What: 3rd QTR Strong Bonds Marriage Retreat
Where: Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville
When: May 4 to 6
Who: Open to all Army couples
POC: Family Life Chaplain, Fort Knox, KY, 502-624-8556

This opportunity is open on a first come, first serve basis. There are enough slots for 22 couples.

PROTESTANT SUNDAY SERVICES:
Main Post Chapel, Bldg. 1173, Phone 624-8551
-1045, Traditional service (children's church available)
-1230, Collective Protestant Gospel Service

Prichard Place Chapel, Bldg. 4769, Phone 624-4855
-0900, Praise and Worship Service, (children's church available)
-1230, Samoan Worship and Prayer Service (children’s church not available

WEDNESDAY PROTESTANT SERVICE:
-1200, Ireland Army Community Hospital, Bldg. 851, Phone 624-9415

SUNDAY SCHOOL:  Ages pre-school through adult, Sunday (Sep-May), 1045-1145, Religious Education Center, Stevens Elementary School, Bldg. 4768, Phone 624-6145

PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL (PWOC), meets Thursday, 0900-1130, Prichard Place Chapel, Bldg. 4768, Phone 624-4855

NAVIGATORS:  meets Tuesdays, 1830, Prichard Place Chapel, Bldg. 4768, Phone 624-3399

YOUTH GROUP:  meets Sundays, Stevens School.  Junior High, 1705-1805; Senior High, 1830-2000.  Phone 624-6463 (The Devers Youth Center officially dismissed all chapel activities as of November 2011.)

CATHOLIC MASS/ACTIVITIES:
No Saturday Mass at Main Post Chapel

SUNDAY MASSES
-1030, Prichard Place chapel, Bldg. 4769, Phone 624-4855 (Time used to be 1000; now meets at 1030).

WEEKDAY MASSES
-Noon, Main Post Chapel, Bldg. 1173, Phone 624-7493 (Monday through Wednesday except for holidays, training holidays and first Tuesday of the month)

-Noon, Thursdays, Ireland Army Hospital Community Chapel

-No Noon Masses on Thursday and Friday at Main Post Chapel

-Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions):  By appointment weekdays’ 1600 Saturdays.  Please call 624-8551 or 624-6950 for details.

-Baptisms:  Prior interviews and classes required. Please call 624-8851 or 624-6950 for details.

MARRIAGES: Preparation classes required 6 months prior to wedding date. Call 624-7493.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM:

-Pre-school through Adult:  Sunday, 0930-1030, Religious Education Center, Bldg. 4768, Phone 624-6145

-Catholic Youth Group:  1600-1730, Prichard Place Chapel, Bldg. 4869, Phone 624-6145, 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month.

-Military Council of Catholic Women (MCCW):  meets Wednesdays, 0900 Rosary, 0930-1130 meeting, Prichard Place chapel, Bldg. 4769, Call 624-7493.

-Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA):  Sundays, 0930-1030, Religious Education Center, Bldg. 4768, Call 624-7493.

JEWISH:
-Jewish Sabbath Services, every Friday evening, 1900, Religious Annex, Bldg. 1487, Bldg. 6587, Oneg follows services.          
-Weekday Service and Torah Study, Sundays, 1000, Religious Annex, Bldg. 1487.

Chaplain Family Life Center, Bldg. 4768, Phone 624-5225
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MISCELLANEOUS

REGISTER AND REQUEST YOUR BALLOT FOR UPCOMING PRIMARIES

Voters from these States should visit the www.FVAP.gov to register and request their absentee ballot for the March, April, and May 2012 Presidential Preference Primary (P) and State Primary (S) elections listed below:

March Primaries (30-Day Notice):

NOTE for March Primaries: If you have not received your requested State ballot, submit the back-up Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot at FVAP.gov (see FWAB information below). 

April Primaries: (60-Day Notice)

*           Alabama (Primary Runoff): April 24
*           Connecticut (P): April 24
*           Delaware (P): April 24
*           New York (P): April 24
*           Pennsylvania (P,S): April 24
*           Rhode Island (P): April 24

May Primaries: (90-Day Notice)

*           Indiana (P,S): May 8
*           North Carolina (P,S): May 8
*           West Virginia (P,S): May 8
*           Idaho (P,S): May 15
*           Nebraska (P,S): May 15
*           Oregon (P,S): May 15
*           Arkansas (P,S): May 22
*           Kentucky (P,S): May 22
*           Texas (Primary Runoff): May 22

It may not be too late to participate in the MO, AZ, and MI February primaries. View the Primary Election Calendar for more information.

Go to FVAP.gov and get started! It only takes a few minutes!

All members of the U.S. Uniformed Services, their family members, and citizens residing outside the U.S. who are residents from these States should submit an Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) for these elections by going to http://www.fvap.gov/map.html (For Active duty) or http://www.fvap.gov/map.html (for citizens residing outside the U.S.) or by following the instructions in the Voting Assistance Guide http://www.fvap.gov/map.html .  

Be sure you include an email address, phone number, and/or fax number on your absentee ballot application in case your local election official needs to contact you. Remember, many States allow you to submit your form electronically, deliver your ballot electronically, and/or provide online ballot access. 

To find out the status of your registration/absentee ballot request, contact your local election office at http://www.fvap.gov/shortcuts/wheresendfpca.html , or visit your State website.

Vote the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB)!
The FWAB is a backup ballot. If, 30 days before the election (or longer based on your geographic location), you think you will not receive your State ballot in time to vote and return it (especially in February and March Primary States), vote the FWAB at http://www.fvap.gov/FWAB/fwabchoice.html .  The FWAB is also available in embassies and consulates and military installations around the world.

Additional information
Check your State's election website for specific information on candidates, elections, contact information, and links to your local election offices. Find your State's website at FVAP's web portal: http://www.fvap.gov/reference/links.html .

On behalf of: Federal Voting Assistance Program · 1777 North Kent Street, Suite 14003 · Arlington, VA 22209 · www.fvap.gov

Need More Information?
The Fort Knox Voting Assistance Office is located at 26 Pershing Drive, Bldg 1379, phone 502-624-4034.  We can walk you through the process and assist you with mailing the necessary forms.  Come and see us today.

On July 5, 2011, the Transit Authority of Kentucky (TACK) began service of a Fare Free Post Shuttle.  The Free Shuttles run Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., no weekends or holidays.  This allows our Service Member and workforce who use the mass transit program to move around Fort Knox but the service is available to Service Members, Family Members, civilians, contractor and guest.  The Shuttle is a space available service and Uniformed Service Members do have priority.  While this is a new service, we have started out small but have the capability to grow and encourage feedback from the riders.  If you have any comments, suggestions or concerns contact 624-2307. 

The Human Resources Contact Center (HRCC) serves as the primary entry point into the Command for military related HR inquires.  We assist HR professionals, Soldiers, Veterans, Family Members, and Civilians who contact the Command via telephone, email, fax, postal mail, or in person through the HR Center of Excellence Welcome Center.  The HRCC is committed to providing outstanding customer service using a multi-tier process to receive and resolve all inquiries in a timely manner.