The document lists various events taking place at Fort Drum in May and June, including a military spouse appreciation day, Mother's Day brunch, volunteer of the month recognitions, Armed Forces Day parade, USO big band bash, school budget votes, family support huddles, a safety run, Asian American/Pacific Islander heritage observance, furlough impact town halls, a CLIF training, education graduation, Army birthday/Flag day, Riverfest, and dates for DONSA and volunteer hour logging. It also provides information on taking an online food handler's course and ammunition amnesty day.

1. 5/10: Military Spouse Appreciation Day 0900-1500 Remington Park
5/12: Mother’s Day Brunch 1100-1330 Commons
5/16: Volunteer of the Month 1100-1130 Commons
5/18: Watertown Armed Forces Day Parade 1000 Watertown
5/18: USO Big Band Bash 1900-2300 Watertown Elks Lodge
5/21: Local School Budget Vote and Board of Education Election
5/22: Family Support Huddle 1000 Eagles Nest
5/23: Division Safety Run 0900 Hays Hall
5/24: DONSA
5/27: Memorial Day: Federal Holiday
5/28: Furlough Impact Town Hall 1630-1800 Commons
5/29: Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Observance 1130-1300 Commons
6/4: Furlough Impact Town Hall 1630-1800 Commons
6/5: CLIF 1000-1100 Commons
6/7: Fort Drum Education Graduation 1900-2100 Commons
6/13: Volunteer of the Month 1100-1130 Commons
6/14: Army Birthday/Flag Day
6/20 Fort Drum Riverfest Alex Bay
6/21: DONSA
Please don’t forget to log your volunteer
hours on VMIS
4-31 IN FRSA FLASH
10 May 2013

2. You can now take your Food Handler’s Course online at the following loca-
tion:
http://www.drum.amedd.army.mil/clinics/envhealth.htm

13. JUST FOR KIDS

14. JUST FOR KIDS

15. JUST FOR KIDS

16. JUST FOR KIDS

17. OUTDOOR RECREATION

18. OUTDOOR RECREATION

19. OUTDOOR RECREATION

20. OUTDOOR RECREATION

21. OUTDOOR RECREATION

22. Fort Drum Ammunition Amnesty Day

26. To all:
The following OPSEC Alert was
distributed by the Army G-2 Office.
This is an OPSEC Alert concerning the 23 April
2013 issue of Forbes Magazine. Selected copies
of the magazine contain a Microsoft Office 365
campaign ad/promotion with a wireless hotspot.
The obvious concern is wittingly or unwittingly
bringing one of these magazines into a secure
area and the inherent dangers involved with hav-
ing this transceiver powered on. Bringing a wire-
less transceiver into a secure area (wittingly or
unwittingly) is a security violation. Please be
aware of what items/devices you are carrying
with you when entering a secure area.
As a side-note, no wireless enabled devices
should be taken into any areas processing classi-
fied information without prior approval from
proper authorities. If you have any questions
contact your supporting organization's communi-
cations or security personnel.
Regards,
Mr. Charles W. Hamberger Jr.

28. Need a Dig Permit, STOP and Read below!
Everyone Needs a Dig Permit. Whether you want to install satellite TV, plant a tree, or planning Sergeant’s Time
training, , field exercise or displays for Mountain Peak. FIRST EVERYONE IS REQUIRED TO OBTAIN AN EX-
CAVATION PERMIT. Everyone needs to follow the correct process for obtaining a dig permit on Fort Drum. It
could save your life and the lives of your family and friends. Just follow these three (3) simple steps and you
can’t go wrong.
1st
Step: Call 1-800-962-7962 to obtain a Dig Safely Number, the “Dig Safely Number” is required in order to
submit a request for a Dig Permit.
2nd
Step: For those that have access to a Government computer, log onto the website: https://
mapsrus.drum.army.mil and click on the WEPS Tab. After the WEPS program has loaded, click on “Request a
Permit” to begin. If you don’t have access to a government computer, don’t worry, we can help you. Please visit
one of our three Self-Service Kiosks located in buildings on South Post at either; 4004 First St. ( Intersection
First St and Ontario Ave), 4894 Nininger St., and 4890 Nininger St (Entry to both are located off of Ontario Ave
and George St across from Range Control . The Kiosks are available to the customers during the hours of 0730-
1530 hours.
3rd
Step: Once you have submitted your Dig Permit, Your permit will be reviewed by 16 different agencies to
ensure compliance with their individual safety guidelines. The Approving Authorities have 10 Business Days to
review, mark out utilities and either approve or disapprove a permit. It is important that you enter a working email
address because this is the only way you will be notified on the progress of your permit request. Once a judg-
ment has been rendered on your permit, it will be posted to the WEPS site. The WEPS program will generate a
total of 18 emails per permit. These are notification emails on the progress of your permit. You are not required
to print or keep them. If you do not receive the email notifications, you are then responsible for checking the
WEPS site periodically to see if your permit status has been updated. Once your permit has been approved, you
must print out a copy and have it available at your excavation site. Questions or issues in submitting your dig
permits should be directed to Mr. Doug Osborne, Chief of Master Planning/GIS Branch at 772-5709 or Ms.
Melissa Rumble, WEPS Administrator & Dispatcher/Utilities Branch at 772-5495, Extension 2.

30. JUNE 4TH, 2013– 1700-1900. CALL 772-0050/5196 TO REGISTER FOR
THIS LIFE CHANGING PROGRAM. EXCITING 10 WEEKS!

31. Updates regarding passing pedestrians and driving on Fort Drum
1. PT Hour remains 0700-0830
2. Motorist must slow to 10 MPH when passing Soldiers/pedestrians during the PT
Hour ONLY
3. Motorist my slow to 10 MPH when passing Soldiers in formation anytime of the day.
4. The 10 MPH rule when passing Soldiers/pedestrians other than the PT Hour is re-
scinded. Motorist will use caution and current vehicle and traffic law pertaining to
pedestrians/vehicles is the rule of the day.
5. North Riva Ridge; portion between Mt. Belvedere and the entrance to building
10100 is co-use to allow DRM and G-8 personnel access to their facility.

32. Updates regarding passing pedestrians and driving on Fort Drum cont.
6. South Riva Ridge; portion between Mt Belvedere and the entrance to Division
Annex buildings is co-use to allow PAO and other civilian workers to access their
facility.
7. Lewis Ave; the portion between 1st Street West to Euphrates River Valley is co-
use to allow access to court (0800 is when that starts)
8. Po Valley from Conway to South Riva Ridge is a NO PT AREA
9. Conway/1st Street West from Enduring Freedom to Nash Blvd is a NO PT AREA
10.The entire length of Nash Blvd is a NO PT AREA
11.As with current policy, all “official” government plated vehicles will be allowed to
access to PT ONLY routes for the conduct of their normal business/mission. No
special pass required

34. 4-31 IN Info
Upcoming Events:
10 May: Battalion DONSA
13 May: Delta Company Change of Command 1100 on BN Pad