The document outlines various updates and initiatives at Fort Riley, including challenges with power distribution and plans for infrastructure improvements totaling over $20 million. Key events include community engagement opportunities, updates on energy initiatives, and safety awareness programs. It also highlights activities within the local community and a series of upcoming events designed to enhance family readiness and support services.

1. UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
F t Ril N t kFort Riley Network
29 August 2013g
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2. Agenda
Organizations Briefer Email Address Phone Number
• DPW Jeff Williamson jeffrey.d.williamson.civ @mail.mil 785.239.3906
DES B i H d b i l h d i @ il il 785 240 0441• DES Brian Hornaday brian.l.hornaday.civ@mail.mil 785.240.0441
• DFMWR Carla Hesley carla.i.salashesley@us.army.mil 785.239.2179
• IACH Ian Mann ian.a.mann@us.army.mil 785.240.7507
• Chaplain COL Rauch harry.a.rauch.mil@mail.mil 785.239.2799
• Corvias Michelle Geering michelle.geering@corvias.com 785.717.2210g g g@
• DECA Peter Howell peter.howell@deca.mil 785.239.6621
• Exchange Joann Enecial enecialj@aafes.com 785.784.4094
• Junction City John Seitz john.seitz@junctioncitychamber.org 785.762.2632
• Announcements:
O C it S ’ Cl b- Our Community Spouses’ Club
- Council Grove An Evening on the River walk
- HASFR Annual Apple Pie Pre-Sale
• Those Caught Doing Right
• CalendarCalendar

3. Installation DevelopmentInstallation Development
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4. Power Challengesg
• Unreliable Power Distribution System
• BRAC resulted in a 40% increase square footage.
• Personnel 14% decrease
• USAG FRKS not adequately programmed to Funding support:
• Staffing Operations and Maintenanceg p
• Recapitalization
• Lack of modernization brownouts in all areas
• Similar challenges exist with our gas and water utility systemsSimilar challenges exist with our gas and water utility systems
• FY13 – 48 power outages
• Longest 5 ½ hours
• Costs $29k (L&M)Costs $29k (L&M)
• 3 events cost of $850k
• Affects Training
• BCT Network/Classrooms Down
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• CCTT training cancelled
• Affects Family Readiness
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5. Power Actions
• $1.3M Forsyth Substation complete Oct/Nov 13$1.3M Forsyth Substation complete Oct/Nov 13
• $5.9 M in Electric improvements complete Jan 14
• $850k Anzio Substation upgrade starting$850k Anzio Substation upgrade starting
procurement process est. complete Jan/Feb 14
• Utilities Privatization (E G W WW)Utilities Privatization (E,G,W,WW)
– DLA procures, MICC services, 50 year contract
– Pre- solicitation starts this QTR
– Award FY16, if solicitation successful
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6. Power Way Ahead Timeline
FY16 Award PrivatizationFY16 Award Privatization
Jan 2014 $5 9 M in Electric improvements complete
Jun 2014 Release RFP
Mar/Apr 2014 Anzio Substation Repairs complete
Sep 2013 Anzio Substation RFP
Oct/Nov 2013 1.3M Forsyth Substation complete
Jan 2014 $5.9 M in Electric improvements complete
Milestone completed
Milestone pendingAug 2013 Aug Network
Sep 2013 Privatization Pre- solicitation begins
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Milestone missed
Tentative date
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7. Green Opportunities
• Collaborating with ASA Energy Initiatives Task Force, KS
Legislature & Local energy provider on energy initiatives:
– Waste to Energy
– Wind Storage
– Solar
– metering project
• Issue RFP to local utility companies to implement a new Utility
Energy Services Contract
– a utility arranges funding to cover the capital costs of the project,
– repaid over the contract from cost savings generated
– Developing Biogenic Natural Gas
• Energy Saving Performance Contract
– boiler and chiller replacements
– NetZero energy use-buildings produce as much energy as they
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consume.
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8. Moon Lake
Who: USAG
What: : FY12 $599 K ACOE &What: : FY12 $599 K ACOE &
RM project
When: McCormick Park Latrine
accepted 5 Jul 13 Insufficientaccepted 5 Jul 13. Insufficient
water pressure at Moon Lake
Latrines, Contractor working
resolution. Est Comp Late Sep
20132013
Where: Moon Lake and
McCormick Park
Why: Community requested
Sanitary Latrines for Families
to utilize while enjoying the
parks
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parks.

9. Current Construction Status
Camp ForsythCamp Forsyth
Who: USAG FRKS DPW
What: $7.2 M MILCON project
When: Nov 13 completion,
Operational Dec 13-Jan 14.p
Where: Trooper across from
Commissary
Why: Provide Religious
Support to the Forsyth Area
Update: Month latep
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10. DPW Talking Points
• $20 M in Infrastructure improvements FY12
– Water, Sewer, Gas & Electric
– Main Post area
• HVAC, Boilers/Chillers focus area FY14 AWP
• New online Service OrdersNew online Service Orders
https://necportal.riley.army.mil/Garrison/dpw/SitePages/Home.aspx
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11. DES
Brian HornadayBrian Hornaday
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12. UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
Warner/Peterson and Forsyth TheftsAs Of: 15 1225 AUG 13
Description
- Increased neighborhood thefts from houses and
Description of Thefts
- Warner/Peterson: Approx. 35-45 casesg
vehicles in Warner/Peterson and Forsyth
Neighborhoods
Warner/Peterson: Approx. 35 45 cases
- Forsyth: Approx. 45-70 cases
- Identified 8 juvenile subjects
- Group members work together to steal unsecured
property from vehicles and porches; typically at
nightnight
- Recovered approx. $5,000 of stolen property
Way Ahead
- Review of JRB process
- Positive Social Media Campaign
Current Progress
- DES is interviewing subjects and continuing to
recover stolen property
- Publish information on how many items have
been recovered
- Recommend measures that residents can
take to decrease their risk of being victimized
- Continue community policing in housing areas
- Reviewing unsolved cases to match recovered
property to victims who have reported the thefts
- Looking for victims in the neighborhood that did
not report thefts in order to place more recovered
property with owners
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Continue community policing in housing areas
- Increase use of Courtesy Check Cards
property with owners

13. DFMWR
Megan RutledgeMegan Rutledge

14. Child Youth and School Services
Whitside North
Child D l t HChild Development Home
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
5 September 2013p
1400
Bldg 678Bldg 678
Hourly care will be available by reservation, M-F from 0800 to 1300Hourly care will be available by reservation, M F from 0800 to 1300

15. Whitside North CD Home
Whitside North is a home-like environment with a capacity of 20 children. ThisWhitside North is a home like environment with a capacity of 20 children. This
facility is designed to provide overnight care for children 6 weeks to 12 years of
age.
Whitside North is located in the footprint near Irwin Army Community Hospital and
based on community needs at this time, it will be operated as a hourly care
facility.

16. New Operating Hours
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2013
Custer Hill Bowling Center
•Monday & Tuesday 1100 - 1500
•Wednesday & Thursday 1100 - 2100y y
•Friday & Saturday 1100 - 2400
•Sunday 1200 - 1800
Rally Point Bingo
•Sunday – Wednesday Closed
•Thursday & Friday Doors Open at 1730
•Saturday Doors Open at 1230
**Comedy Shows and Family Bingo Events held Monthly**

17. Featured Events

18. Featured Events

20. Sport Registration Deadlines
Youth Sports:Youth Sports:
Register by Aug 30
• Start Smart Soccer,
ages 3-4 $20
• Start Smart Football,
grades K 1st $20grades K-1st $20
Register By Aug 30
• Soccer
• Flag Football
• Volleyball
Ch l di• Cheerleading
• K-12 $40

21. Featured Events

22. Featured Events
ACS Outreach ProgramACS Outreach Program
Presents
Hearts Apart
In honor of the contributions and sacrifices of our
Spouses. Let the skills of a trained PGA Professional
help you be a better golfer, no matter your experience.
An interactive class to learn strategies to counteract assaults
and prepare to take an active role in personal safety through
awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance.
help you be a better golfer, no matter your experience.
The purpose of this event is to HAVE FUN!!!!!
Spouses are eligible 30 days
prior, during and 90 days after
effective date of orders if
separated from their Sponsor
due to mission.
Cost: FREE
Registration is rquired by AUG 29th : @
ACS 785‐239‐9435 or
Usarmy.riley.imcom.mbx.acs@mail.mil
Childcare will be provided FREE OF
CHARGE Families must be
10 October 2013 / 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Location: Army Community Service - Bldg 7264, Normandy Drive
 Pre-Registration required by 26 September 2013
 Call 239-9435 or email: usarmy.riley.imcom.mbx.acs@mail.mil to register
Conducted by the Fort Riley Police Department
CHARGE. Families must be
registered with CYSS.
No Children Please
 Call 239 9435 or email: usarmy.riley.imcom.mbx.acs@mail.mil to register
 Free childcare available
RSVP by 26 September
Current registration with CYSS required

23. BOSS Events
Email BOSS with questions to BOSS@rileymwr.com
OctoberSeptember
Trunk or Treat
• 31 October (THU) 1730-2000
• Commissary parking lot
Tough Mudder Volunteers
• 20-22 September
• 27 Volunteers
Zombie Toxin
• Open during weekends of October
• 15 volunteers per night
OSS O
Oktoberfest
• 28 September (SAT) 1700-2000
• @ Warrior Zone
• Open to Soldiers 18 and older
BOSS Outreach
• New BOSS President will visit units to assist
with BOSS boards and encourage unit
participation
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BOSS President – SGT Blackmon
N BOSS VP SPC WilliNew BOSS VP- SPC Williams

24. IACH

25. Select SLIDE MASTER to Insert Briefing Title Here
Operation Supplement Safety
Purpose
Increase awareness within the DoD community about dietary
supplements
Provide tools to be “smart” supplement usersProvide tools to be smart supplement users
Key Message
F d fi t l t dFood first, supplements second
•Supplements are not FDA-tested or approved prior to marketing
•Supplements are often unnecessary
•Supplements can be dangerous to health•Supplements can be dangerous to health
•Supplements can be more expensive than food
Choose wisely: Get the facts first!
•Know how to spot red flagsKnow how to spot red flags
•Know what to look for on a label

26. I t ll ti Ch l iInstallation Chaplain
CH (COL) Harry RauchCH (COL) Harry Rauch

27. Upcoming Events
CrossRoad Youth Program- MS/HS Youth meet every Wednesday, 1830 at Morris Hill Chapel
POC CH Breckenridge 240-7178/william.a.breckenridge.mil@mail.mil or
Don Ericson DRE 239-0979/donald ericson@us army milDon Ericson, DRE 239-0979/donald.ericson@us.army.mil
Marriage Class- offered last Friday of every month at the Family Life Ministries Center from 0900-1500.
Lunch provided. Please call 239-3436 to reserve your seat.
Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC)
•Fall Kick-off – Tues. 27 Aug. 0900 at Morris Hill Chapel
For more information email riley@pwoc.orgFor more information email riley@pwoc.org
Catholic Women of the Chapel (CWOC)
•Fall Kick-off- Wed. 4 Sep. 0900 at St. Mary’s Chapel
F i f ti il ft il @ ilFor more information email ft.rileymccw@gmail.com

28. Local Jewish Congregations
Temple Beth Shalom Friday, 7:30 pm Shabbat Service
4200 SW Munson Rabbi Debbie Stiel
Topeka, KS 66604
(785) 272-1565
Manhattan Jewish Congregation Friday, 7:30 pm Shabbat Service
15090 Wreath Ave. Lay Leader Lead
Manhattan, KS 66502
(785) 477-5759
The Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Life
1203 W 19th St. Friday, 7:00 pm Shabbat Dinner & Service
Lawrence, KS 66046 Rabbi Zalmon
(785) 832-TORA (8672) www.jewishku.com(785) 83 O (867 ) www.jew s u.co
High Holy Days
4 SEP Erev Rosh Hashana
5 SEP Rosh Hashana
13 SEP E Y Ki13 SEP Erev Yom Kippur
14 SEP Yom Kippur
19 SEP 1st day of Sukkot

30. •Pools to close September 2
•Labor Day weekend pool hours will be:
Friday 4 to 8 p m•Friday, 4 to 8 p.m.
•Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
•Sunday, 1 to 6 p.m.
•Monday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
•Lawn treatment planned for September
•Treatment includes fertilizing and landscape bed pre-emergent
•Check your neighborhood calendar for complete schedule
•riley.corviasmilitaryliving.com/residents/calendar
•Trash operating on holiday schedule due to Labor Day holiday
•All trash and recycling schedules will move to the following dayAll trash and recycling schedules will move to the following day

31. •New website url and new look
•riley.corviasmilitaryliving.com
•Yappy Hour
•Friday, September 13, 5-6 p.m.
•Forsyth Bark Park (River Road)
•Special activities and playtime
•Enter to win a dog house!g
•Movie Night – Friday, Sept. 13 at Forsythg y, p y
Neighborhood ball fields
•Seating opens at 7 p.m.; movie will begin at dusk – weather will postpone
•Please bring chairs or blankets to sit on
P d i k d i ti iti ill b id d•Popcorn, drinks and pre-movie activities will be provided

32. DeCA
Peter Howell

33. COMMISSARY
• Pre-Furlough Operating Hours
• Monday through Saturday 0900 to 2000y g y
• Sunday 1000 to 1800
• Early Bird Hours Continue Monday through Saturday 0700 to 0900
• Self Check-out only – Limited to 40 items or fewer
• Personnel Recruitment and increased productive hours has increased registers• Personnel Recruitment and increased productive hours has increased registers
• September SCAN DOWN days
• First one Sept 12
• 50% off specific items: Barlett Pears, Kraft Mayonnaise; Ocean
Spray Cranberry Juice; Kellogg’s Fruit Loops; Healthy Choice
Chicken Margherita Café Steamers.
• Look for new items Sept 18th and 25th.
Duty First!

34. DeCA
• The Great Eggo Waffle Off Contest
• Runs through September in conjunction with Breyers Ice
Sign up for Weekly
Cream – Recipe Contest
• Details on specially marked boxes of 6,8 & 10 count
Eggo Waffles containers
• Oktoberfest Late September to Early October in line with
Coupon Adds
www.commissaries.com
Link to Join Mailing List
radio button
Oktoberfest Late September to Early October in line with
Deutschland
• Featuring discounted German products from Cookies,
Chocolates, Sauerkraut, Mustard, and Red cabbage.
“W A F il ” d b Q k d T i• “We Are Family” sponsored by Quaker and Tropicana
• Presenting a family focused promotion exclusive to
military families
• Cross Merchandised with $3.00 off produce coupons
• 25 Customers worldwide to win “free breakfast” with 10
Products from Quaker and Tropicana brands.
• “Salute to Service” promotion from Gatorade
• NFL Tickets and VIP experience for 32 Winners CONUS
Duty First!
* The Great Eggo Waffle Off Contest
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35. Exchange

36. Main Exchange
•We now carry the Body Shop and
Main Exchange
•We now carry the Body Shop and
Butter London products
•October 4th Still Serving Event:
Games, Prizes and refreshments.Games, Prizes and refreshments.
Duty First!

37. Junction City

38. It’s Happening in JCpp g
September 11th 10:00 AM 2:00 PM Patriots’ Day Career FairSeptember 11th 10:00 AM‐ 2:00 PM Patriots’ Day Career Fair
American Legion (201 E. Ash)
September 13th AM Tee times Healthcare Foundation Golf
only More Info call: 238 3787only More Info call: 238‐3787
September 20th 6:00 PM POW/MIA Recognition Day Ceremony
Heritage Park

39. It’s Happening in JCpp g
September 26th 7:30 AM MAC Breakfast‐ Speaker is CSM Gilpin
September 27‐28 Jammin’ in JC at Heritage Park
(Bl d BBQ)(Blues and BBQ)
Visit www.junctioncitychamber.org for all these events and more!

40. Geary County Historical Society
530 N Adams
Junction City KS www.gchsweb.com
September Events
September 8- Sunday Cinema: There will be two children’s
movies American History for Children: National Observances and
the US Constitution will be shown at 2pm.
September 15- Annual Ice Cream Social: 3-6pm join us atSeptember 15 Annual Ice Cream Social: 3-6pm join us at
the museum for homemade ice cream, pies, and cakes. There will
also be a craft fair located on the grounds.
September 21- Spring Valley Site: open from 10am-1pm.
Take a stroll through history and explore the grounds. There are 2
pioneer cabins and a one room schoolhouse. Located at the corner
of K-18 and Spring Valley Road.of K 18 and Spring Valley Road.
Admission is free to the museum and all events!!!
Call 785-238-1666 with any questions.

41. The arts areThe arts are 2013-2014
Performance
SeasonSeason
ANNIE ANNIE –– THE MUSICALTHE MUSICAL
Sept 6‐7 & 13‐14 7:30 p.m.
Sept 8 & 15 2:00 p mSept 8 & 15 2:00 p.m.
The beloved musical presented by the Junction City
Little Theater, our resident community theater
troupe, features actors from Junction City, Ft. Riley,
Manhattan and beyond!
BBQ QUEENS: BBQ QUEENS: Q QQ Q
TOP 10 SECRETS OF BARBECUETOP 10 SECRETS OF BARBECUE
Sept 22 3:00 p.m.
Fun‐loving chefs Karen Adler & Judith Fertig share
Live Performances
Classic Films
Community
Theatre
Art, Music, Fitness &
Ballroom Dance Classes
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the secret of great slow‐smoked BBQ and hot,
fast grilling.
jcoperahouse.org
Classic Films TheatreBallroom Dance Classes
135 W. 7th
Junction City
Box Office:
785-238-3906

42. Announcements

45. Council Grove Pride invites you & your friends to
An Evening on the Riverwalkg R k
Sunday, September 1st 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
$20 per couple or $10 single includes special keepsake container.
Tickets available that evening,
Active Duty Military receive half price tickets.
(Must be 21 or older, please have ID)
Come join us for a delightful evening, strolling stops on the Neosho Riverwalk, just steps
from the Historic Santa Fe Trail, in downtown Council Grove.
Sample beverages & snacks served by area businesses & organizations while enjoying the
sights & sounds of the Flint Hills.
FIND US ON FACEBOOK at
www.facebook.com/councilgrovepride

46. Those Caught Doing Rightg g g
• SGT Trevor Thompson 2-1 GSABSGT Trevor Thompson 2 1 GSAB
• SPC Wesley Brown 299th BSTB, 2nd HBCT
• SPC Andrews R Williams 977th MP CO 97th MP BNSPC Andrews R. Williams 977th MP CO, 97th MP BN
• SPC Robert D. Millette 2-16 IN, 4th IBCT
• Al Orona DHR/Finance• Al Orona DHR/Finance
• Maria Steed DHR/Finance
• Jim Bell DPTMS/MTC/MSTC• Jim Bell DPTMS/MTC/MSTC

47. CALENDAR

48. September 2013
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
2 pm Chapman’s Labor Day
3
6-8 pm Love & Logic Parenting
4
Fall Skeet League Begins
5
OCSC Ice Cream Social at Hildebrand
6
Sept 6- Oct 11 Fall Skeet
7
8am CH Golf Course Club
Parade Classes PT 1 (8-12yrs)
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
Farms
10-1130 am Parenting in a Blending
Family PT 1
830-430pm Financial Education; ACS
1-3pm Army Federal Job Applications
ACS
Sept 6 Oct 11 Fall Skeet
League Championship
5-11am Splash N Dash; CH Pool
7 pm Comedy Show; Rally’s
1-3pm Library Fall Fest
1-4pm Hearts Apart Golf
Dove Hunt; Outdoor Recreation
RSA‐Module II; ACS 830‐3pm, 4‐5 September Youth Sports Outdoor Adventure‐Camping; Milford Lake
Gr 6‐12; 6‐7 Sept
…Gulf cont’d
8
Time TBA CH Golf Course
Club Championship
11-2 pm Speedos N Fidos; CH
Pool
1-5 pm Detailing BBQ; WZ
Kids 101 Days of Bowling End
of Summer of Party
9
Flag Football Program Begins
3-7pm UFC Fit Experience
10
6-8 pm Child Hood Obesity
6-8 pm Love & Logic Parenting
Classes PT 2 (8-12yrs)
10-Noon Funds Custodian
Training; ACS
6 pm Release Party ; WZ
11
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1000, 911 Ceremony
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
2-4 pm ERP Workshop by
Request; ACS
12
Fall Skeet League Begins
10-1130 am Parenting in a
Blending Family PT 2
1-3pm Army Federal Job
Applications ;ACS
13
CG Pay Day Scramble
JCHS Tribute to the Troops
14
Wild West Paintball Shootout
Rolling Hills Zoo Senior Safari
Days
Youth Sports Outdoor Adventure‐Camping; Milford Lake
15
2 pm Family Bingo; Rally’s
16 17 18
130-430 pm Oh! Oh, Baby It’s
Your Day!
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
19
6-8 pm Love & Logic Parenting
Classes PT 3 (8-12yrs)
10-1130 am Parenting in a Blending
Family PT 3
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications ;ACS
20
9am CFC Golf Tournament
21
12pm Blind Draw Tournament;
CH Bowling
630-830pm Library Movie
Night; Escape From Planet
Youth Sports Outdoor Adventure‐Camping; Milford Lake
Gr 4 & 5; 13‐14 Sept 9‐Noon FRG Leaders Training; ACS
; Applications ;ACS
6 pm Release Party ; WZ
6 pm Talk like a Pirate; WZ
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Earth
8-10am Rolling Hills Zoo
Garden Tour
22 23 24
9-3 pm Developmental Delays,
Autism and Behavioral Learning
25
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
26
JC/GC MAC Breakfast
Fort Riley Network 1 pm; RCC
27 28
Co-Ed Softball Tournament
5-8pm BOSS Octoberfest
ASIST‐Module III; ASAP Bldg 7424 830‐430pm
16‐17 September
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Conference; ACS
;
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
y p ;
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications;ACS
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29 30
Jammin’ in JC Blues & BBQ Festival, 27‐28Sep
9‐3pm ACS Instructor Training Course
Aggiefest, 27‐28Sep
1030am SOS Gold Start
Mother’s Day; Grimes Hall
1-5pm Detailing BBQ; WZ
Black = MWR Event
Red = Community Event

49. October 2013
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
7 am XQuest; KFH
2
9-1130 am Money Management
3
830 430 Fi i l
4
O t 4 31 Z bi T i
5
O d F ll F t
10-Noon Key Caller Class; ACS
1130-4 pm WTB Town Hall;
ACS
CG PayDay Scramble
y g
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
830-430pm Financial
Education; ACS
1-3pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
Command Spouse Training
Seminar; ACS
Oct 4-31; Zombie Toxin
Haunted House; JC
Ogden Fall Fest
Fall Fest (Apple Days)
730 am Volksmarch Fun Run;
Riley’s
Youth S&F Geocaching
Challenge
7 pm Comedy Night; Rally’s
Fall Carnival 3‐6 Oct; Rally’s
6 7
1-2pm Sponsorship Training;
ACS
8
9-Noon Love & Logic (3-7yrs)
6-8pm Encourage Early Literacy
9
10-Noon Scream Free Parenting
Part 1
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment Readiness
Orientation
2-4 pm ERP Workshop by Request;
ACS
10
6-8 pm ACS Survival & Defense
Class
H&H Golf Tournament
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
11
10 am Customer Appreciation
Golf Tournament
12
Konza Prairie Hike
Rollin Hills Zoo Pumpkin Patch
PaZoola
3-6-9 Bowling Tournament
630 pm Movie Night; Library
Eisenhower Wreath Laying
ACS
13 14
3 pm & 6 pm Columbus Day
Observance with “The New
World”; WZ
15 16
10-Noon Scream Free Parenting
Part 2
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment Readiness
17
430-530 pm CYS Mother
Daughter Tea Party
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
A li ti ACS
18 19
Noon Mega Bingo; Rally’s
7-10pm Family Fun Nights
Night Flyer Shoot
10-Noon Fall Fest Pumpkin Patch ;
ACS
Fall Carnival 3‐6 Oct;
Rally’s Fall Carnival 10‐13 Oct; Rally’s
Orientation Applications; ACS Rolling Hills Zoo Senior Safari Days
1pm Release Party; WZ
10-1pm Springvalley Historic Site
20
10 am Fort Riley Autocross;
Marshall Airfield (SCCA)
21 22
2-6 pm Fall Career Fair; ACS
23
10-Noon Scream Free Parenting
Part 3
9 1130 M M t
24
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
25
6 pm Release Party; WZ
26
6-8 pm Trunk or Treat; Library
8am Doubles Racquetball
T t KFH & L
Fall Carnival 10‐13 Oct;
Rally’s 9‐430pm 24/7 Dad Workshop 9‐3pm Army Family Team Building Level 1
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
Tournament; KFH & Long
Zombie Paradise Paintball
Shootout
5-9 pm Kids Halloween
Bowling Party
27
2 F il Bi R ll ’
28 29
OCSC S k T ti t OZ
30
9 1130 M M t
31
F t Ril N t k 1 RCC Bl k = MWR E t
AUSA
2 pm Family Bingo; Rally s OCSC Spooky Tasting at OZ
Winery
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
Fort Riley Network 1 pm; RCC
5-7 pm Trunk or Treat;
Commissary Parking Lot
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
6 pm Rocky Horror Picture
Show Movie Showing; WZ
Black = MWR Event
Red = Community Event

50. November 2013
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Black = MWR Event
1
CG P D S bl
2
Army/Air Force Football Game
Red = Community Event
CG PayDay Scramble Army/Air Force Football Game
8-4 pm IBEX Climbing Gym
Rolling Hills Zoo Senior Safari Days
Custer Hill Golf Course Last Stand
7 pm Comedy Night; Rally’s
11-2 pm Military Family
Appreciation BBQ 4 the Troops
Fort Riley Day @ Bill Snyder Family
Stadium
KSU Appreciation GameKSU Appreciation Game
3 4
1-2 pm Sponsorship Training;
ACS
10-Noon Care Team Training;
ACS
5
OCSC Manhattan Clue at 4
Olives Bar
2-4pm Love & Logic PT 1 (8-
12yrs)
6pm Release Party; WZ
7-10pm Guy Fawkes Day; WZ
6
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
Operation Santa Clause
7
830-430 pm Financial
Education; ACS
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
8 9
11-530 pm Butterball Blast
Rolling Hills Zoo Go Orange
for Orangutans Day
630 pm Movie Night; Library
Veterans Day…p y y;
10
The “O” Challenge at Lake
Adventures Racing; Milford
11
3 pm Veterans Day
Remembrance; WZ
Manhattan Veterans Day Parade
12
2-4 pm Love & Logic Part 2 (8-
12 yrs)
13
130-430 pm Oh! Oh, Baby It’s Your Day!
9-1130 am Money Management 101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment Readiness
Orientation
2-4 pm ERP Workshop by Request; ACS
14
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
Fort Riley Education Fair
15 16
7-8 pm Family Fun Nights
Youth S&F Ice Skating in Kansas
City
630 pm Dueling Pianos
9‐3pm Army Family Team Building Level 2 Veterans Day Golf Appreciation …
y y p g
40-Frame Game Tournament;
Bowling
17
2 pm Family Bingo; Rally’s
18
1030-Noon Its Not as Hard as
You Think
19
2-4 pm Love & Logic Part 3 (8-
12 yrs)
20
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
21
430-530 Fall Fest; CYS
22 23
1-3 pm Thanksgiving Craft
Party; Library
9‐Noon FRG Leaders Training; ACS … Golf Appreciation cont’d
…Appreciation Bowling
12 yrs)
10-Noon Funds Custodian
Training; ACS
;
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
1-3 pm Army Federal Job
Applications; ACS
German Italian Memorial
y; y
8 am Turkey 2-Miller Fun Run
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Kansas City Chiefs Military
Appreciation Night
9-1130 am Money Management
101; ACS
1-145 pm Employment
Readiness Orientation
BOSS Turkey Ganza
8 am Turkey Bowl Flag Football
Tournament
530 pm Holiday Tree Lighting

51. Closing Remarks