2. UNCLASSIFIED
Agenda:
• Opening Remarks
• Purpose
• Community Program Updates
• Open Forum
• Closing Remarks
United States Army Garrison Japan
Community Information Exchange
3. UNCLASSIFIED
Purpose:
The purpose of the USAG Japan Community Information Exchange
(CIE) is to allow organizations to discuss services and support provided
to the Community. This forum facilitates dialogue and an opportunity for
units to obtain Community information to take back to their Soldiers,
Family Members, Civilians and Retirees.
United States Army Garrison Japan
Community Information Exchange
4. UNCLASSIFIED
2013 CIE Dates
United States Army Garrison Japan
Community Information Exchange
No September CIE
8 October
19 November
10 December
5. UNCLASSIFIED
United States Army Garrison-Japan
Community Information Exchange
• DPW
• PMO / DES
• Safety
• Camp Zama Installation Manager
• DHR (ASAP, CPAC, CMR, Mailroom)
• DFMWR
• BOSS
• DoDEA (ES, MS, HS)
• DENTAC
• MEDDAC-J
• Public Health Command
• PAIO (S3/5/7)
• Women Infant & Children
• American Red Cross
• Girl Scouts
• USO
• Chaplain
• 78th SIG
• DPTMS
• LRC – Honshu
• PAO
• IG
• Legal
• Community Bank
• Navy Federal Credit Union
• Central Texas College
• EXCHANGE
• DECA
• FRGs
• Mayors
Community Program Updates
6. UNCLASSIFIED
DPW
New Operation Hours (Self-Help Store)
Sagami General Depot (SGD)
Effective 1 October 2013
The SGD Self-Help Store will be
open ONLY on Saturdays,
0800-1200 & 1300-1700hrs.
SGD Mayor, Mr. Dan Hew, will be
the POC when it’s closed.
For more info, please call
Housing Management Division
at 263-5952/263-3441.
7. UNCLASSIFIED
HOUSING MANAGEMENT DIVISION
LEAVE and TDY
• To ensure proper maintenance and care of quarters and lawns, all Army
Family Housing (AFH) residents and Unaccompanied Personnel Housing
(UPH) residents must notify the Housing Management Division (HMD) of their
extended absences. [over seven (7) days]
• Residents must assign a sponsor/responsible adult to perform periodic
checks to ensure the home is free of incident/unexpected circumstances and
maintain the yard.
• In the event that you do NOT assign a responsible adult, the HMD will
contact your Unit or Organization and request their assistance with your yard
maintenance.
• Form for Extended Absences is available at HMD (Bldg. 671).
• If you have any questions, please contact the HMD at 236-3527/8261.
8. UNCLASSIFIED
For more information, contact the Housing Management Division 263-3527/3441
Housing Management Division
2013 MAYORS
Sagami General Depot : Mr. Dan Hew
Sagamihara Family
Housing Area : Ms. Tanesha Clark
Tower 1050 : SGT Jimmy Roberson
Tower 743 : Ms. Sara Edwards
Camp Zama : Ms. Shellye Price
Off Post : Ms. Rhianna Santos
9. UNCLASSIFIED
• Sponsors are responsible for cleaning the areas used by their pets.
• If kept outside, the pet’s area must be policed daily to prevent a
buildup of trash and fecal materials.
• Owners must clean up the waste left by their pet during walks.
• Fecal droppings must be disposed of in sealed plastic bags
(preferable double bags) and be placed in garbage
receptacles.
• Un-bagged waste must not be placed in garbage receptacles.
For more information, contact the Housing Management Division 263-5952/3527
Housing Management Division
Pet Owners’ Responsibility
10. UNCLASSIFIED
Violations can be reported to following email address:
usarmy.zama.imcom-pacific.mbx.usagj-dpw-housing-officer@mail.mil
You may also report violations to:
Chief, Housing Management Division
DSN 263-3441/4503
- OR-
Chief, Family Housing and Furnishing Management Branch
DSN 263-3527/4136
For more information, contact the Housing Management Division 263-5952/3527
Housing Management Division
To Report Pet Cleanup Violations
11. • To enter sign up at Family Housing Office (Bldg 671) or at
usarmy.zama.imcom-pacific.mbx.usagj-dpw-housing-officer@mail.mil
• Deadline for entry is 30 Aug
•Selections will be made on 30 Sep
• The judging criteria is based on maintenance of lawn and shrubbery,
general aesthetics and pleasant appearance
• The winners will be announced at the 8 Oct CIE
If you have any questions, please contact the HMD at 236-3527/4135
Housing Management Division
YARD OF THE YEAR AWARD
2013
13. UNCLASSIFIED
(5 Sep 13 ~ 5 Oct 13)
Impact
- 59 parking spaces closed
Construction
Pave Parking
DPW
14. UNCLASSIFIED
DPW
Detour Route to Parking Lot
(From Now Until 6 Oct 2013)
Parking
Construction
Community
Club
Bank
New Boiler
Plant
Auto Skills
Arts & Crafts
Clothing Sales
GSA Store
Impact
- Enter from Ishinomaki Ave and go through Bank parking lot
- Exit through Bank parking or one-way road to D Street
Enter / Exit
One W
ay
15. UNCLASSIFIED
DPW
After Normal Duty Hours & Weekend
Customer Service Issues
Due to budget crisis, DPW will only be responding to Life, Health, & Safety (LHS) issues called in to the
after hour and weekend Customer Services lines, 263-4613 & 263- 4274. It is important customers call in
only LHS issues. If issue(s) are questionable, your call will be directed to the Operations & Maintenance,
subject matter experts. Since DPW understands some issues are subjective, below is a list of examples
you can report:
Unscheduled water or power outages
Major water leaks which may cause collateral damage to the facility or personal property
Plumbing issues (toilet or sinks)
Inoperable refrigerators (to prevent perishables from spoiling)
Downed power lines, shorted outlets
Structural Damage from: wind, rain, flood, and earthquakes
Broken glass in windows or doors
Inoperable heating or air conditioning system; however, if you have multiple working units in your
quarters, please wait until the next work day to call in
16. UNCLASSIFIED
DPW
Avoiding Mold Issues
In Your Quarters
Maintain your air-conditioner (A/C) settings at 25.5 Degrees Celsius or 78 Degrees Fahrenheit
Humidity levels should be between 30 and 50 percent (dehumidifiers are available at the Post Exchange)
NOTE: Most dehumidifiers need to be monitored so the sump tray will not overflow with water
Keep all windows and doors closed (operating A/C systems with the doors and windows open causes
condensation)
If you are going on an extended trip (7 days or more) please notify the Housing Division so they can
provide you with a check list of essential items before closing up your quarters such as:
- leave your A/C systems operating at low speed and at 85 Degrees Fahrenheit
- leave your closets and indoor room doors open
- leave your bathroom ventilation fans operating
- do not leave any dehumidifiers operating
- do not leave any damp laundry laying out
Remediation:
- Light surface mold can be removed by diluting 1 cup of bleach in a gallon of water and apply to the
area
with a spray bottle or dampened sponge
- Any heavy or reoccurring mold issues please call DPW customer service line 263-4613 / 263-4274
17. UNCLASSIFIED
17–18 Sep ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training)
0900–1630, at the Religious Education Center
THIS SESSION – GATEKEEPER PROFESSIONS ONLY!
Attire: Civilian attire for all attendees
19 Sep ACE – Suicide Awareness Training
1300–1500, at the CAC
Mandatory annual training for all military and civilian personnel.
Family members welcome.
Attire: Army Combat Uniform for Soldiers;
appropriate attire for Civilians and Family Members.
Space is limited. Register in advance.
To register, email unit/organization, job title and name to POC:
Ms. Esther Dacanay, Program Manager, Resiliency / Suicide Prevention,
DSN 263-8049, esther.m.dacanay.civ@mail.mil
Army Substance Abuse Program
18. UNCLASSIFIED
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
DSN 263-8255
Japanese phones/cell – 046-407-8255
Allied Telesis – 98-263-8255
Vonage or Skype – 1-800-273-8255
SuicidePreventionLifeline.org
Military and Family Life Counselor (MFLC)
DSN 263-3638
Overwhelmed?
Confidential Help Is There
Army Substance Abuse Program
21. UNCLASSIFIED
ARMY EDUCATION CENTER, BLDG 278
0800-1630 Monday through Friday
Attend on-base college courses
Academic counseling
Research college information
Take a CLEP, DANTES exam or other
test
GoArmyEd assistance
Visit Multi-Learning Facility
22. UNCLASSIFIED
On-Base
College Courses
On-Base
College Courses
Testing:
CLEP and DSST
Testing:
CLEP and DSST
JST (former AARTS)JST (former AARTS)
GoArmyEdGoArmyEd
SOCAD Evaluations
and Transfer Credit
SOCAD Evaluations
and Transfer Credit
Online LearningOnline Learning
ARMY EDUCATION CENTER, BLDG 278
23. UNCLASSIFIED
TESTING HOURS
CLEP/DSST testing:
Monday – Thursday at 1330
Pearson Vue, GRE, GMAT testing:
Friday at 1400
Please contact Mr. Derrick Spivey
DSN: 263-4691
E-mail: dspivey@asia.umuc.edu
Or Education Center Testing Brunch
DSN: 263-3635
Army Personnel Testing (DLAB, DLPT,
AFCT, ASVAB, OPI)
Entrance Examinations
(SAT/ACT for Active Duty Only)
CLEP/DSST/PersonVue/GED/Excelsior
TABE
PRAXIS
Pre GED
Interest Inventory (Kuder)
Test Proctor Services
ARMY EDUCATION CENTER, BLDG 278
24. UNCLASSIFIED
2 Sep Closed in observance of Labor day
6 Sep Open House of SHA CDC, 1630-1730
9 Sep First of Strong Beginnings @ CDCs
21 Sep Kids day, 1400-1700 @ Youth Center
7-11 Oct Fire Prevention Week
14-18 Oct Red Ribbon Week
14 Oct Closed in observance of Columbus day
For More Details Call 263-8086
DFMWR
Child, Youth and School Services
25. UNCLASSIFIED
31 Aug- Community Bazaar
1 Sep Sat 0900-1700 / Sun 1000-1600 @ CZCC
2 Sep Holiday Bowling Rates
1100-2000 @ Zama Bowling Center
5 Sep Gridiron Challenge VI start
1700-1900 @ CZCC, Game Time
6 Sep Bunco Night
1830-2030 @ CZCC
14 Sep Individual Stroke Play
0600 @ Zama Golf Course
For More Details Call 263-7666
DFMWR
Business Division
26. UNCLASSIFIED
20 Sep Hispanic Heritage Month Buffet
1100-1300 @ CZCC
20 Sep Community Night (Name That Tune)
1700-2000 @ CZCC
21 Sep “Rock N Roll” Live by Lick The Jam
2000-2200 @ SHA Club, Blue Moon
24 Sep Nichibei Golf Tournament
0930 @ Zama Golf Course
27 Sep Titleist Demo Day
1600-1900 @ Zama Golf Course
For More Details Call 263-7666
DFMWR
Business Division
27. UNCLASSIFIED
28 Sep Back In School Party
1900-2200 @ Zama Bowling Center
29 Sep Bring Your English Students
1100-1400 @ Zama Bowling Center
11 Oct Gourmet Dinner
1800-2100 @ CZCC
19 Oct Oktober Fest
1700-2000 @ CZCC Parking Area
20-21 Oct Zama Open Golf Tournament
0630 @ Zama Golf Course
For More Details Call 263-7666
DFMWR
Business Division
28. UNCLASSIFIED
For More Details Call 263-3479
DFMWR
Recreation Division
31 Aug Labor Day 5K Run
0800 @ Sagamihara Housing Area
31 Aug End of Summer Jam (Bands)
1100-1400 @ SHA Pool
3 Sep AFE Polynesian Show “Te Iriatai Ora”
1900-2000 @ Community Activity Center
14 Sep AFE Band “LIT”
Time TBD @ CZCC, Fire Light Lounge
16 Sep Boot Camp (6-week fitness program)
Register by 16 Sep @ Yano Fitness Center
29. UNCLASSIFIED
Commander’s Cup Program
31 Aug Labor Day 5K Run
4 Sep Home Run Derby – Female
5 Sep Home Run Derby – Male
9-19 Sep IM Softball Championships
12 Sep Sports Council meeting for FY14
21 Sep Triathlon
30 Sep Punt, Kick & Toss
Library Program
SHA Library: Lunch hour will change from 1400-1500 to
1330-1430 effective 26 August
For More Details Call 263-3479
DFMWR
Recreation Division
30. UNCLASSIFIED
DFMWR
Army Community Service
WELCOME TO JAPAN VIDEO
http://www.usagj.jp.pac.army.mil/
SPONSORSHIP CLASS
11 Sept 1400, Bldg 402
Resuming in October
ACS On Wheels will bring Sponsorship Class to you
33. UNCLASSIFIED
• Program Start Date: 01 September 2013
• Fees: $30/¥3,000
• No Pets: Call 263-4671 for pet options
• Prepayment: Required for confirmation
• Pick Up/Drop Off Time & Locations: Unchanged
• Cash Payment: Accepted at the Bus (Space-A)
NARITA SHUTTLE SERVICE
34. UNCLASSIFIED
NARITA SHUTTLE SERVICE
• Contact Information
– DSN: 315-263-4671
– JP COMM: 046-407-4671
– US COMM: 011-81-46-407-4671
– EMAIL: zamaodr@gmail.com
– WEB: www.armymwrjapan.com/narita-bus
35. UNCLASSIFIED
NARITA BUS ALTERNATIVES
• Taxi Company: Sagami Chuo Koutsu.
Phone: 0120-888-810 (on-post access authorized)
• Local Limousine Bus: 3,500 yen (adults);
1,700 yen (youth) (departs from Sagamiono Station)
• Train: Between 2,000 and 6,000 yen
• Sponsor Pick-up: Approximately 6,000 yen for tolls, round trip
• Outdoor Recreation Vehicle Rental: $60
• Outdoor Recreation Limousine Service: 263-4671.
• Taxi: Not recommended; estimated cost is 40,000 yen
36. UNCLASSIFIED
Arnn Elementary School
All furloughs days for DoDEA schools have been cancelled
26 Aug First day of school for 1st
-6th
grade
28 Aug Sure Start Orientation for Parents @ 1400
30 Aug BBQ/Open House at 1400
2 Sep No School- Labor Day
3 Sep First day of school for Kindergarten and PSCD
12 Sep First day of school for Sure Start
27 Sep Teacher Work Day- no school for students
August and September
37. UNCLASSIFIED
Zama American Middle School
August-September 2013
21 Aug Teachers return to work
23 Aug Orientation 0900-1000
26 Aug Students return to school
02 Sep Labor Day-No school for students
04-05 Sep School Pictures
19 Sep PTO Board Meeting at 1530
19 Sep PTO General Meeting at 1630
38. UNCLASSIFIED
Zama High School
Aug-Sept 2013
21 Aug Teacher Report Day
26 Aug Begin First Quarter and First Semester
02 Sept NO SCHOOL/Observance of Labor Day
**Furloughs for DODEA Teachers have been cancelled.
The school year will resume normally with no cancelled school days***
For additional information on upcoming sports, events, please visit our
website: http://www.zama-hs.pac.dodea.edu/
39. Zama High School
Football Games (HOME)
All HOME football games and homecoming will be held at Taylor Field at NAF
Atsugi (across from the Commissary) due to construction at Zama HS.
Be sure to come out and cheer on the Mighty Trojans!
31 Aug ZHS vs Yokota
21 Sept ZHS vs Kinnick
05 Oct ZHS vs ASIJ
19 Oct ZHS vs Edgren – HOMECOMING
***Times for Homecoming Events TBD***
1630 Junior Varsity Game Time - 1900 Varsity Game Time
For additional information on upcoming sports, events, please visit our website:
http://www.zama-hs.pac.dodea.edu/
40. UNCLASSIFIED
MEDDAC-J
Enjoy the calming and relaxing effects of the water
while focusing on the
mind, body and breath with Water Yoga
Who: Active Duty, Spouses, DA civilians, All SOFA
When: Thursdays beginning 8 Aug, 1630-1700
Where: Yano Pool
Why: Promote active health and well being
*Adults only, Non swimmers welcome
Proudly Sponsored by: Community Health Promotion Council and MEDDAC-J
POC: Jana York, 263-2004, jana.u.york.civ@mail.mil
Free
Water Yoga
41. UNCLASSIFIED
Adult and Pediatric First Aid / CPR / AED Training
Camp Zama Red Cross Training Room
Saturday, 12 Sep, 0800 – 1600 Hours $55
Pet CPR and First Aid
Offered Quarterly, next class later this fall
Camp Zama Red Cross Training Room $45
Babysitter’s Training with Pediatric First Aid / CPR
Offered Quarterly, next class later this fall
Camp Zama Red Cross Training Room $55
Camp Zama Red Cross DSN 263-3166 / 046-407-3166Camp Zama Red Cross DSN 263-3166 / 046-407-3166
42. UNCLASSIFIED
Introducing the American Red Cross
Dental Assistant Program 2013/2014
This program is designed to provide comprehensive training
to work as a dental assistant overseas or in America.
(This program does not guarantee a job after completion)
-The program consists of 4 weeks of classroom instruction and then 400 hours of
volunteer clinical chair side assistance in Atsugi.
-Applicants will be chosen by an application and interview process.
-This program is very competitive.
-Only eight participants will be chosen.
APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL AFTER SEPTEMBER 3, 2013 AND CAN BE
PICKED UP AT THE RED CROSS OFFICE IN BUILDING 376 AND ARE DUE BACK TO THE
OFFICE BY SEPTEMBER 16TH!
For more information please call 264-6794/email: atsugi@redcross.org
43. UNCLASSIFIED
Camp Zama Red Cross DSN 263-3166 / 046-407-3166Camp Zama Red Cross DSN 263-3166 / 046-407-3166
Upcoming Events
Zama City Disaster Drill 31 Aug
Sagamino Elementary School 0900-1130
Sagamihara Disaster Drill 1 Sep
Sagami Depot 1000-1300
Volunteer Opportunities
Red Cross Offices, MEDDAC, ASAP
FREE CHILD CARE Available
Up to 25 Hours of Free Hourly care at
SHA CDC or Zama CDC
44. UNCLASSIFIED
Zama Girl Scouts
Upcoming Events
21 Sep New registration year rally
31 Oct Juliette Gordon Low Birthday Celebration
**Cookie Sales Date TBD
Helping build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Email: zamagirlscouts@gmail.com
Volunteers Needed!
Public Relations Registrar
Secretary Troop Leaders!
45. UNCLASSIFIED
Religious Support Office
PWOC Kick Off:
- Date: 29 Aug, Thursday
- Time: 9:30 am – 11:30 am
- Location: Religious Education Center
- Watch care is provided.
Women Bible Study and Fellowship:
- Date: 1st
& 3rd
Wednesday, Sep thru Dec 2013
- Time: 6 pm – 7:50 pm
- Location: Multipurpose Room, Tower 743, Camp Zama
- Title: “BRACE,” ---bringing renewal and change!
Protestant Women of the Chapel
46. UNCLASSIFIED
Religious Support Office
Catholic Community
Worship Services:
- Sunday Mass, 0900, Zama Chapel
- Monday-Thursday, Noon Mass, Blessed Sacrament Chapel, ZC
- All Saints Day Mass: 1700, 1 Nov, Holy Day of Obligation, ZC
Religious Education (Kick Off - 8 Sep): 1045-1145, at REC
- Teachers’ Coordination Luncheon Meeting, 1100, 25 Aug, at CZCC
- Child Protection Training, 1400, 8 Sep, at REC
- Teachers’ Training, 1400, 22 Sep, at REC
Catholic Picnic: 1200-1500, 29 Sep, at Dewey Park
47. UNCLASSIFIED
Religious Support Office
Zama Chapel Protestant Community
Worship Services:
- Sunday, 1100, Zama Chapel (Traditional and Contemporary Service)
- Children’s Church offered during the service
- Combination of Traditional and Contemporary Style
Religious Education:
- Sunday School starts 8 Sep, 0930-1030, at Religious Education Center
- Small Groups start the week of 8 Sep: Couples, Men’s, and Women’s
Bible Studies
Congregational Meeting: 25 Aug following the service
Linger Longer Luncheon: Every third Sunday following the service
Worship and Picnic: 1100-1700, 15 Sep, at Dewey Park
48. UNCLASSIFIED
Religious Support Office
Worship Services:
- Sunday, 0900, Sagamihara Housing Area Chapel (Gospel Service)
- Children’s Church offered during the service
- Combination of Traditional and Contemporary Style
Religious Education:
- Sunday School: Sunday, 1040-1130
- Preschool Class: 3-5 years old “KidsOwn Worship”
- Elementary Class: 6-12 years old “KidsOwn Worship”
- Teens For Christ
- Adults: English/Japanese classes
- Small Groups: Couples, Men’s, and Women’s
- Bible Studies: Wednesday, 1800-1900
Intercessory Prayer: Every Friday, 1800-1900
True Love Waits: “Coming this fall”
“Loving God, Loving Each Other, To Bless The Community”
SFHA Chapel Gospel Community
49. UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED
Admin Notes
1. A Slide Is Required. No late submissions will be accepted unless
approved by Garrison Commander.
2.Submit issues, questions or concerns 2 weeks prior to CIE to allow
Garrison Agencies an opportunity to research and respond.
3.2-3 Slides Max – Font ARIAL – Minimum Pitch 18. Submit slides 2 weeks
prior to CIE for Garrison Commander’s review. Submissions will be returned
to agencies for corrections.
4.Please pick up your handouts at the end of CIE.
United States Army Garrison Japan
Community Information Exchange