Tod A. Scalf, Acting Deputy to the Garrison Commander
On May 19, 2024, Tod A. Scalf was appointed as the Acting Deputy to the Garrison Commander (senior civilian advisor to the Garrison Commander).
Mr. Scalf currently serves as the Programs Director of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation at Fort Riley after being the Programs Director of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico for previous two years. Mr. Scalf previously held a variety of supervisory, managerial, and regional positions in over 16 plus years of government service and 8 years of private sector retail management work. Throughout his 24-year career, Mr. Scalf has built teams, programs, and processes that have improved revenues, decreased labor and outside costs. This has led to large financial turnarounds in operations and improved the culture and effectiveness of the organizations he has supervised.
Mr. Scalf is a graduate of the University of Phoenix with a Master of Business Administration and holds a Bachelor of Science from Portland State University. He has Certificate from the Army Cost Management Certificate Program from Naval Postgraduate School, Certified Public Manager certificate program from Arizona State University, and Public Administration Graduate Certificate from University of Virginia.
Mr. Scalf served as a Business Manager at Fort Dix New Jersey and USAG Vicenza in Vicenza Italy, a Business Consultant at IMCOM-Europe in Heidelberg, Germany, and a Business Operations Manager at Fort Stewart Georgia and USAG Hawaii. In 2016 Mr. Scalf became Acting Deputy Director, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation USAG Hawaii, IMCOM-Pacific, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Mr. Scalf then went on to become the Programs Director, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico.
Throughout his career, Mr. Scalf has been recognized with various awards, including The Commander’s Award for Civilian Service (2017), Commanders in Chief’s Annual Award for Installation Excellence Special Recognition (2012), Achievement Medal for Civilian Service (2011), and the Corporate Executive Award (2001). Mr. Scalf is also a member of the International Military Community Executives’ Association.