Area I Command Information Exchange - April 13, 2015

John W. Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN 732-7845, [email protected]) Unclassified / FOUO

Area I Command Information Exchange

2ID and US Army Garrison Red Cloud/Area I

Command Information Exchange

13 April 2015

IMCOM delivers and integrates base support to enable readiness for a

self-reliant and globally-responsive All Volunteer Army

4/13/2015


DFMWR Highlights


ACS-MFLC PARTNERSHIP SEMINARS

• 15 April – Personal Anger Management “Managing the Angry Warrior”

• 6 May – Health Relationship Skills for Singles “Doing it Alone”

• 20 May – Stress Management “Is it ‘ommm’ Time?”

• 3 June – Facing Separation/Coping with transitions

*These seminar are designed to provide essential tools for managing stress,

maintaining relationships, increasing resiliency, readiness and available for

both Single & Unaccompanied Soldier's and Families

4/13/2015


Month of the Military Child

Children’s

Parade

Location:

Casey CDC

(3 PM)

Family

Softball Game

Carey Soldier

Field (12 – 2

PM); Aquarium

Tour w/CYSS;

Seoul

SAS Friday

Night Fun

Location:

SAC (6:30 -

1100 PM)

SKIES

Outreach

Location:

Warrior’s

Club (3 – 5

PM)

April 2015


Family and Morale, Welfare & Recreation

Renovations Carey Fitness Center


Gateway Club Reopening!

Attractions

Grand Opening Entertainment “LT Dan Band”

Give Aways

Food Sampling

DJ Music later in the evening

Contests & Prizes

* Due to possible renovation delays, the Grand Opening may occur on another

date, however, the “Lt. Dan Band” will still be featured!


Family and Morale, Welfare & Recreation

“Voice of the Customer” - Mitchell’s Club

• Buffet provides the desired speed of service; however, variety, consistency, and quality

must improve.

Solution: New Themed Menu incorporating the ‘Charleston Market’ will provide a

wider variety of quality food items for the weekly buffet line.

• Customers are dissatisfied with consistency of the food preparation and quality.

Solution: Training implemented for both the waitress and kitchen staff, to improve

food preparation and quality consistency for customers.

• The ambiance and décor has a negative value perception with customers.

Solution: Simple changes pertaining to sound, light and seating arrangement have

been implemented.

Specialty Nights • Customers want specialty night events on a regular

basis, customers want variety.

Solution: Specialty Night Concept starting

Mid-July 2015, after the Mitchell’s Grand Re-

Opening, to address customer’s desire for

variety and change.

Quality Ambiance


CRC Lodging

What we’ve done so far…

• CRC room inventory reduced from 42-26 rooms April 2014

• Ended 3rd shift Feb 2015

Facts

• CRC Lodging annex opened 2010 to support CSP increase (tour normalization);

Area 1 Military Command Sponsorship ended 2014

• Lodging is an independent, self-supporting activity; all income must offset labor

and operational expenses to run quality on-post hotel activities

• Lodging validation requires a 75-80% annual occupancy rate to remain solvent

• YTD FY15 occupancy = 61% - this is not likely to increase substantially

• Those TDY on valid orders have bypassed lodging in favor of unit barracks

Further action? Remove remaining 26 rooms from inventory will

increase annual occupancy rate to required

percentages


Construction Effecting You


MAJOR CONSTRUCTION EFFECTING CASEY 1. Natural Gas Project (Ph #1 thru #6) (CCD July 2015)

2. Walkway / Bike Path Construction (Ph #7 thru #9) (CCD April 2015)

3. Road Repair Plan (CCD April 2015)

4. Renovation of Gateway Club, Bldg 2540 (CCD April 2015)

5. Renovation of Carey Fitness Center (CCD April 2015)

6. Repair Gate #1 and Visitor Center (CCD April 2015)

7. Barracks repair S-1987, S-82, S-1872 (CCD April 2015)

8. DFAC Bldg 24, Cp Bonifas (CCD May 2015)

9. Camp Casey Development Plan (FY17)

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Bus Ridership Survey


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Camp Casey Bus Ridership

Route 1 (Casey) Route 2 (TMC) Route 3 (H221)

Maximum

Buses typically operate at less than 50% capacity; We do not

anticipate any capacity issues for the Rotational Brigade


DFAC Capacity


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Design Capacity

Dec Headcount

Jan Headcount

Feb Headcount


FRG Questions


1. Early Bird hours at Commissary: would be beneficial for families to get

items when the children are dropped off at school.

2. Fitness Centers: allowing children in them under supervision versus

actively participating or creating a family space for children to be in the

room while parent is working out.

3. CRC to Casey Bus: Would like to know if it is possible to change the time

that the bus leaves CRC 1620 to a approximately 1645; right now people

riding the Yongsan bus arrive after the 1620 bus leaves and they have to

wait about 1 hour for the 1720 bus.

FRG Questions

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Early Bird hours at Commissary: it would be beneficial for

families to get items when the children are dropped off at school.

Solution:

• DeCA has submitted a proposal to open Commissary Doors

at 0900 for Camp Red Cloud and Camp Casey only.

• Camp Stanley does not have the budget or manpower to

support “Early Bird” hours.

Commissary


Fitness Centers: can you allow children fitness centers under supervision

versus actively participating or creating a family space for children to be in

the room while parent is working out.

Solutions:

• All participants are expected to conduct themselves in a reasonable,

responsible, and prudent manner in accordance with facility rules and

regulations. Youth may use adult indoor physical fitness centers only under

the following provisions (AR 215-1): – Soldier programs must not be displaced.

– Children 12 years old and under may not use mechanical cardiovascular equipment, or strength,

sauna, or steam rooms or Jacuzzi areas at any time.

– As a Family member, children and youth (15 years old and under), not otherwise prohibited in

paragraph 8-20d(2), must be actively participating in the same activity and under the direct

supervision of a parent or guardian.

– Youth must be a participant in a special program, organized and conducted by CYSS, schools,

or other authorized youth organizations.

• All fitness facilities are undersized for our population. We cannot repurpose

rooms for child care spaces. CDC currently provides hourly care childcare.

Fitness Centers


CRC to Casey Bus: Is possible to change the time that the

bus leaves CRC 1620 to a approximately 1645? People

riding the Yongsan bus arrive after the 1620 bus leaves

and they have to wait about 1 hour for the 1720 bus.

Answer:

•This change is possible. But buses are under contract and

will require renegotiation. This might not result in additional

bus, but a change in bus stop times. We will provide

update at the next CIE (or sooner)

•Public transportation available 24/7 between CRC and

Casey

Busing


Area 1 Playgrounds


Playgrounds

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* Proposed Enduring (2 Casey, 2 CRC, 1 Stanley)

Name Location Popularity (Most to Least)

Cost to Repair

Warrior Park Playground Casey, S-1798 1 $1000.00

Camp Red Cloud Playground* T-6161 2 $7300.00

Casey Playground* S-2542 4 $2000.00

Casey Chapel Playground* S-2346/T-2345 5 $5000.00

Boundless Playground* CRC, T-6163 6 $3000.00

Stanley Playground* T-6654 7 $2500.00

FMWR T-6038 Unused - locked 0

Kindergarten Playground S-2415 Close with school $250.00

Casey School Playground S-2416 Close with school $250.00

Lodge CRC T-6158 Close with lodging 0

Casey CDC S-2411 Close with CDC 0

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/56MXKD3

Playground Survey Link:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/56MXKD3


Camp Casey

Enduring Playgrounds (Red) West Casey Chapel Playground, S-2345/2346 (Priority #2) Camp Casey Playground, S-2542 (Priority #5)

Non Enduring Playgrounds (Blue) Kindergarten Playground, S-2415 (Closes with School) Casey School Playground, S-2416 (Closes with School) Warrior Park, S-1798

Repair Cost: $7,000.00

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Camp Red Cloud

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CAC / CYSS

Theater

PX

APO

Play Ground

Library

Chapel

Fire Station

CRC Lodging

Play Ground

Gym Swimming Pool

Clinic

One-Stop Building

Museum

Bowling Center

Main Gate

Ball Field

Bank

Mini Mall Laundry

ACS

Golf Club House

CRC Enduring Playgrounds (Red) CRC Playground; T-6161 (Priority #1) Boundless Playground; T-6163 (Priority #3)

CRC Non-Enduring Playgrounds (Blue) FMWR Playground, T-6038 CRC Lodge, T-6158


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Camp Stanley

Enduring Plaground (Red) Stanley Playground, T-6654 (Priority #4)


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AAFES Update


Area I Korea Northern Exchange was selected as

the Best Exchange in Pacific Region; will compete

with 4 other Medium Exchanges in the world for the

CEO Cup as the Best Exchange in the World

4/13/2015

FMWR dividends for FY14 was $1,109,377

an increase of $35, 883 from FY13

Casey’s Popeye’s received the International

Silver Plate as the Best Popeye’s out of 700

facilities world-wide

AAFES Update


School Enrollment: Current &

Projected


• Current: 320

• Projected: 259

• Kindergarten Round-up will be Tuesday, April 28 at

1330 at the School cafeteria

School Enrollment

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Full Scale Exercise Impacts


• FPCON level will be increased at various times.

• Road closures at various times and locations.

• Checkpoints set up at various times and locations.

• Anticipate that some services may be closed or degraded during this

period.

• Gates may be closed at various times causing delayed reporting times for

work.

Full Scale Exercise Impacts

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Comments / Questions?

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Closing Remarks

MG Vandal

Commander, 2ID

4/13/2015


INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT COMMAND

“Sustain, Support and Defend”

END OF BRIEF

4/13/2015

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