UNCLASSIFIED Community Listening & Information Forum June 6 th Welcome/Administrative Notes COL Harrison Dates to Remember Highlights Ms. Donna Orvis AFAP ISSUES – Update Leslie Barbour Directorate/Agency Updates Guest Speaker/Presentation Riverfest/Mountainfest Ms. Donna Orvis DES Mountainfest Parking and Prohibited Items DES CYS Summer Programs Ms. Claudia Whitmire Fish and Wildlife Update Mr. Ray Rainbolt Home Based Business Ms. Kathleen Phelps ADPAAS Mr. Robert Ormsbee Closing Remarks COL Harrison
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Community Listening & Information ForumJune 6th
Welcome/Administrative Notes COL Harrison
Dates to Remember Highlights Ms. Donna Orvis
AFAP ISSUES – Update Leslie Barbour
Directorate/Agency Updates
Guest Speaker/Presentation
Riverfest/Mountainfest Ms. Donna Orvis
DES Mountainfest Parking and Prohibited Items DES
CYS Summer Programs Ms. Claudia Whitmire
Fish and Wildlife Update Mr. Ray Rainbolt
Home Based Business Ms. Kathleen Phelps
ADPAAS Mr. Robert Ormsbee
Closing Remarks COL Harrison
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Dates to Remember- June
6/2 Watertown Rapids Baseball Season Opener Watertown Fairgrounds 7:05 Game Time
6/5 AUSA Annual Meeting/Army Birthday Celebration 6:00 pm The Commons
6/06 Family Support Huddle/CLIF 9:00-11:00 am The Commons
6/07 BOSS Mountain Mudder (7, 8, & 9 waves) Starts 7:00 am Starts at Monti
6/08 Annual Joint Graduation Ceremony 3:00 pm MPA
06/14 Riverfest, Alexandria Bay, NY Starts at 9:00 am Alexandria Bay, NY
06/15 DONSA/CYS Closed for Staff Development
06/16 Mountainfest Golf Tournament Tee Time; 8 am Watertown Golf Course
6/19 Annual Mountain Remembrance Ceremony 11:00 am Memorial Park
6/20 “Salute to the Nation” Mountainfest Celebration and Salute to the Troops Concert Division Hill
6/21 Volunteer of the Month Ceremony 11:00 am The Commons
6/22-25 Local High School Graduations
06/25 LGBT Pride Month 3:00 pm The Commons
6/25-7/15 Magrath Gym CLOSED for Basketball Court Resurfacing
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Dates to Remember- July
NO FAMILY SUPPORT HUDDLE OR CLIF IN JULY– Next FSH and CLIF August 1st
July: Whitewater Rafting Trips Every Friday
7/2-20 Division Opportunity Leave
7/2-16 Commons Closed (open for special occasions/bookings)
7/3 Concert in the Park 5 pm, Watertown NY Thompson Park Hill
7/04 Independence Day/Federal Holiday
7/05 DONSA
7/16-7/30 Monti gym CLOSED for Basketball Court Resurfacing
7/21 Sterling Renaissance Festival with BOSS
7/25 ACS Birthday Celebration 11:00 am – 1:00 pm ACS Parking Lot
7/26 Civilian of the Quarter Luncheon 11:30 am – 1:00 pm The Commons
7/27 Whiteface Memorial Ceremony TBA Wilmington, NY
7/27 Color the Mountain Fun Run 7:00 am Division Hill
7/30-8/3 Vacation Bible School (VBS) Call Post Chaple 315-772-4451
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8/1 FSH/CLIF 9:00-11:30 The Commons
8/7 National Night Out 5:00-7:00 pm MCHomes
8/11 Youth Center Open House and Info Fair 5:00-7:00 pm Youth Center
8/16 Volunteer of the Month Ceremony 11:00 – 11:30 am The Commons
8/24 Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band 7:00 pm Division Hill
8/24 DONSA
8/20-24 Catholic Kidz Camp TBA MPC
8/23 Women’s Equality Day Observance 3:00 – 4:00 pm The Commons
8/31 DONSA
9/3 Federal Holiday/Labor Day
9/5 FSH/CLIF 9:00 – 11:00 am The Commons
9/4 Local Schools Open for the year
9/6 ACS Super Sign Up 11:00 am – 2:00 pm The Commons
9/29 Memorial to Monument Fun Run 9 a.m. start Memorial Park, Fort Drum
Dates to Remember August and September
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Community Listening & Information Forum
AFAP Issues UpdateDirectorate/Agency Updates
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AFAP ISSUES EDUCATION CENTER
Issue: College Students struggle with classes like math and science, online tutoring is not helpful. Scope: Math and Science classes are complicated and at times tutor.com does not assist in these courses. Visual courses, hearing something or reading it in a chat room is inefficient.Recommendation: Fort Drum needs to have a tutoring program -whether it be paid for or on a volunteer basis to help the adult learners in the community to academically succeed. If volunteers cannot be properly outsourced, look into partnering with Jefferson Community College. Issue Status: Army Education at Fort Drum is working the issue. However, the agreements between schools providing education to Soldiers, Familymembers, and DoD civilian employees requires that the school provide tutoring as part of their support to these students; as they provide to the students on their main campuses. Additionally, It would be difficult for a single school to provide tutors for subjects not in their curriculums.
Riverfest, Alexandria Bay, NYJune 14th, 9am – 3:30 pmTickets Sales: Outdoor Recreation P-11115Family and MWR HHQ P-10783
Adult Tickets: $15.00, Child $5.00 ages 5-12yrs.
Bus Transportation: Magrath GymStarting: 0730Last bus returning: 1700
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Mountainfest 2018 20 June 2018
1300-2130Military Displays Food and Beverage Tent Family Readiness Group Tents Children’s Play Area BOSS Custom and Bike Show Outdoor Recreation Adventure Quest Vendor Displays Salute to the Nation at 4:00 pm 10th Mountain Division Rock Band 5:00 pmSalute to the Troops Concert 6:00 pm Fireworks approximately 9:45pm
Mountainfest Activities and display Kick Off 1 pmConclude at 8:00 pm
Salute to the Nation 4:00 p.m. Salute to the Troops Concert 6:00 pm
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Mountainfest Salute to the Troop Concert
Chris Janson with David Lee Murphy
Hits include; Buy Me a Boat and Fix a Drink Hits include: A little dust on the bottle
Begin the evening with the 10th Mountain Rock Band at 5:00 followed by this year’sline up. Fireworks immediately following concert.
CONCEPT:• Public access will only be via Lewis Ave Gate from Rt. 26• Un-vetted visitor traffic must not be allowed access to post outside event site• Vehicles will be randomly selected from inbound traffic for additional screening • OP 1 will scan inbound traffic to identify vehicles for additional screening• On-post (vetted) traffic directed to designated on-post parking. • Placarded vehicles and those with VIP parking passes will be directed to VIP parking •Vendor/car show traffic will be vetted prior and given special passes for early site entry (NLT 1400hrs)• Metal Detectors on-site to screen visitors at ECPs• DES personnel will be on-site early on 20 JUN 18 to secure site and control traffic flow• Robust uniformed police and K9 presence at all ECPs and parking areas
Alcohol Coolers (except for medical/maternity needs) Boxes or packages Backpacks/Bags (except for medical/maternity needs) Weapons of any type Glass bottles Pets (other than service animals)
*All attending the event will be searched along with any items being carried in at walking entry control points. Vehicles entering Lewis Gate will be searched
randomly before being directed to designated parking.
DIRECTORATE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES Mountainfest 2018 - Prohibited Item List
To ensure a safe and enjoyable time attendees are not permitted to bring in the following items into the event site
Alcohol beverages purchased outside of the event Coolers (except for medical/maternity needs) Boxes or packages Backpacks/Bags (except for medical/maternity needs) Weapons of any type Glass bottles Pets (other than service animals)*All attending the event will be searched along with any items being carried in at walking entry control
points. Vehicles entering Lewis Gate will be searched randomly before being directed to designated parking.
Boxes/Packages Glass Bottles
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School Age Center Summer CampJune 25 – August 31
Child and Youth Services
CookingLego
SafariSAC Strong
(Fitness)Photography
Going Green
Art
Grades K - 55:45 am – 5:45 pmWeekly Fees: $59- $208Weekly field trips.
Hourly Care: $4 – 5 hours/weekPart Time Care: $16 4hrs< Daily Care $30 >4hrs Eligible for field trips at additional cost.
Middle School & High School EventsJune 23 – August 31st
Grades 6 - 12
Youth Center Hours:Monday – Thursday, 1 – 8 pmFriday, 1 – 9 pmPhone number – 315-772-6719
Special Events and activities are also planned to include fieldtrips throughout the summer for Middle School, High School and combined groups. (Fees from $5 to $30)
Trips include: Destiny USA Mall, Thunder Island, Water Safari, Westcott Beach, Seabreeze Amusement Park and NYS Fair
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Child and Youth ServicesChild and Youth Services (CYS)
Registration RequirementsTo participate in CYS Programs all children and youth must be registered.
Registrations are taken by Appointment at Parent Central Services: Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 3:15 pm (last appointment)
10720 Clark Hall, A2-75By calling 772-8675 or at www.drummwr.com
Registration forms can also be downloaded at https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil or picked up at Clark Hall. Forms required at registration:
- USDA Child Care Application- CYS Services Health Assessment/Sports Physical Statement- Application for DoD Tuition with current income statements (LES…)- Screening Instrument for Special Needs Care- Child’s current immunization record (birth – 5 years)- 2 Local emergency contacts- Family Care plan if Single or Dual Military
24 of 14 Raymond E. Rainbolt / 772-9636 / [email protected] 10MAY2017
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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
25 of 14 Raymond E. Rainbolt / 772-9636 / [email protected] 10MAY2017
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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
26 of 14 Raymond E. Rainbolt / 772-9636 / [email protected] 10MAY2017
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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
27 of 14 Raymond E. Rainbolt / 772-9636 / [email protected] 10MAY2017
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OUTDOOR RECREATION
FORT DRUM RECREATION PASSES – Recreational activities including fishing, turkey hunting, wildlife viewing, hiking, etc. are allowed on Fort Drum. Recreational Access Passes are available on-line for free. See the web site for more information and to obtain passes. Trout season began April 1. Trout stocked April 24 & May 25.Northern pike & walleye season begins May 5. Bass season begins June 16. Free Fishing Weekend in NYS is June 23-24.
