TRUSTED TRAVELER SUSPENDED
Effective March 2, Trusted Traveler program is suspended until further notice, all individuals 18 and older must present a valid ID, and all commercial vehicles, including their drivers and occupants, will undergo inspection. All non-Department of War affiliated visitor POVs and hand carried items will also undergo inspection. Please anticipate potential delays. Thank you for your cooperation in maintaining a secure environment.
(MAR 20) EAP CIVILIAN WORKFORCE TRAINING
March 20, 1:30-3 p.m.: Social Security 101
All classes are presented virtually via Microsoft Teams 365. Preregistration is required for access. Classes are open to all DA civilians, family members, and retirees. Call 571-801-0466 Cell 912-631-5140 or email
Saundra.k.poole.civ@army.mil for more information.
TAKE THE 2026 ARMY HOUSING TENANT SATISFACTION SURVEY
The FY26 Army Housing Tenant Satisfaction Survey is under way, and we want to hear from you! On post housing residents are encouraged to take this confidential survey that will help improve our Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield housing communities. The survey will be emailed from
ArmyHousingSurvey@celassociates.com. For more questions, please contact your Army Housing Office.
FS-40 TRAFFIC ALERT
The road just past the fuel point heading towards the wash rack on (FS-40), has split and one lane is collapsing. Motorists are recommended to find alternate routes if possible. If motorists must travel the route, they are advised to proceed with caution and maintain slower speeds to prevent any additional damages.
CIF OPERATIONS UPDATE: TRANSITION TO SEAM SYSTEM
The Central Installation Facility (CIF) has transitioned from the Installation Support Module (ISM) to the new Soldiers Equipping Asset Management (SEAM) system. This is a significant upgrade to our infrastructure. As with any large-scale transition, we anticipate a temporary adjustment period. To ensure a smooth and accurate migration of data and processes, our team will be operating at a reduced pace and conducting many operations manually for the next few weeks. We want to assure you that despite the temporary slowdown, all critical services will remain operational.
During this transition period, Soldiers will still be able to conduct the following actions:
1) Equipment Issue
2) Equipment Turn-in
3) PCS/ETS Clearing & Processing
A notification will be sent to announce the opening of the online appointment system. Until then CIF will continue to service the necessary appointments. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as we work to implement this new and improved system. We are confident that the transition to SEAM will ultimately enhance our ability to support the force. Thank you for your cooperation. For more information visit,
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-PYnYgI81lw. Be advised that CIF operations will be manual beginning Feb. 19 and CIF will then transition completely to virtual starting March 2. Call 571-801-0362 for details.
(ONGOING) RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING
Canoochee EMC will have its right-of-way crew clearing tree limbs away from their power lines starting March 2. This work is expected to take 2 months to complete. For more information, call 912-320-0514
(MAR 26) AFSBn CLOSURE
AFSBn will be closed March 26 from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call 571-801-0344.
(APR 25) ASAP PRESCRIPTION TAKE BACK DAY
The Army Substance Abuse Program, in partnership with Winn Army Community Hospital, the Directorate of Emergency Services and the Drug Enforcement Administration, invites the Fort Stewart and Hinesville communities to participate in Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Sat., April 25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the SFC Paul R. Smith Army Education Center parking lot. This anonymous and safe disposal event offers community members a convenient way to get rid of unwanted or expired prescription medications, helping to prevent misuse and protect the environment. Accepted Items: All solid dosage medications (e.g., tablets, capsules); Liquids in sealed consumer containers. Not Accepted: Intravenous solutions; Injectables or syringes; Illicit substances (e.g., marijuana, methamphetamine) Help us keep our community safe by disposing of unused medications responsibly.
FORT STEWART TRAFFIC/ACCESS CONTROL POINT UPDATE
Gate 2 is now open from 5–10 a.m. and 4–6 p.m. to support diverted traffic during the Gate 1 Gulick Ave. Construction which is expected to continue through mid‑March. McNeeley Ave. and East Bultman are open to through traffic; however, the northbound and southbound lanes of Gulick Ave., at the traffic light are closed.
OPERATION HELPING HANDS
Fort Stewart Religious Support Office provides commissary gift cards throughout the year to Soldiers and Families in need. Reach out to your unit ministry team for more information.
FMWR EVENTS AND PROGRAMS:
BLOOM & BARGAIN POP-UP MARKET - FS & HAAF
We’re excited to introduce a brand-new event coming to Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield - the Bloom & Bargain Pop-Up Market! This lively community market will feature local vendors, small businesses, handmade goods, unique treasures, great deals, and local food trucks. Whether you're looking to shop, browse, or just enjoy the atmosphere, it’s sure to become a fun new addition to the installation community. Want to be part of the market? Sign up for your own booth! Spaces are open to small businesses, local vendors, crafters, and even community members who want to host a yard sale. It’s a great way to sell products, promote your business, or clear out gently used items while connecting with the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield community. Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today and see when the Bloom & Bargain Pop-Up Market will be coming to you! Learn more at:
YOUTH SPORTS SOFTBALL, BASEBALL, T-BALL REGISTRATION - FS & HAAF
Registration is OPEN! Registration for Spring Softball, Baseball, T-Ball, and Lil Sluggers is open January 15 through March 27, so don’t miss your chance to sign up! The season officially kicks off on April 6 at Fort Stewart (Bldg. 4920 Sports Fields) and Hunter Army Airfield (LTC Kenneth W. Stauss Youth Sports Complex). This league is open to kids ages 3 - 15 (Ages 3 - 4: $30; Ages 5 - 15: $60). Contact Parent Central Services at Fort Stewart or Hunter Army Airfield to register today and get your young athlete ready for a fun and active spring season! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/happenings/spring-softball-baseball-t-ball-and-lil-sluggers
COMMANDERS CUP SOFTBALL REGISTRATION - FS
Commanders Cup Softball registration is here! Rally your unit and step up to the plate! Registration is open now through March 23, 2026 at no cost! Make sure all your team member are DOD ID Cardholders and turn in your registration forms to SFA to join the bracket! The season kicks off March 31st with all games taking place at Bennetts Sport Complex. Join for fun, fitness, teamwork and the chance to compete for the All-Service championship! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/happenings/intramural-softball
UNIT LEVEL SOFTBALL REGISTRATION - HAAF Step up to the plate and get ready for some spirited competition with the 2026 Hunter Army Airfield Unit Level Softball League! This Commanders Cup league is open to active-duty soldiers and their spouses and offers a great way to build teamwork, morale, and community pride. All games will be played at Squires Sports Complex with a 6:00 p.m. start, and participation is completely free for eligible players. Unit rosters of up to 20 members are due April 24, 2026, and must be submitted in official Army memorandum format signed by your Commander or First Sergeant. Don’t miss your chance to represent your unit and enjoy a fun season of softball — gather your team and get ready to play! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/happenings/unit-level-softball-hunter-army-airfield
(MAR 11) BOSS BOARD
Soldiers, don’t go into your unit board unprepared! Join the BOSS Board Prep & Study Session every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 1200 to 1300 at 954 Wilson Ave, Fort Stewart, GA. Bring your MOI, P Status, or Soldier of the Month board materials and review the key topics you need to know. BOSS will help you study, practice, and gain confidence you need before talking to higher leadership and answering questions. This is the perfect opportunity to sharpen your skills, get guidance, and increase your chances of success! Reach out to your BOSS rep to learn more!
(MAR 11) BLITZ GOLF - HAAF
Tee off for fun and friendly competition! Join us for Blitz Golf League every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday at 0800 at the Hunter Golf Course for 18 holes of golf with a cart included - all skill levels are welcome! Whether you’re sharpening your swing, enjoying time outdoors, or connecting with fellow golfers, this league is a great way to make the most of your mornings and add some friendly competition to your week. Don’t miss your chance to play the course and enjoy camaraderie with your community - call the Hunter Golf Course pro shop to register or get more details! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/blitz-golf-league
(MAR 11) READ ACROSS AMERICA - FS Get ready to celebrate the magic of reading! Join us on Wednesday, March 11 from 1000 to 1100 at Hays Library for Read Across America, a free weekly story time and activity series honoring beloved children’s book authors. This week we’re spotlighting the timeless works of Margaret Wise Brown, author of classics that have inspired young readers for generations! Bring your family for storytelling, fun crafts, and an opportunity to foster a love of books in your children. Don’t miss this engaging morning of imagination and learning, see you at the library! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/read-across-america
(MAR 12) BOSS DISCOVER SCUBA - FS
Dive into something new with BOSS! Join us on Thursday, March 12 from 1400 to 1600 at Newman Fitness Center for BOSS Discover Scuba, a free beginner‑friendly experience perfect for Soldiers wanting to explore the underwater world and learn basic scuba skills. No prior experience needed - all equipment and instruction are provided, and space is limited with only 8 slots available, so register early and secure your spot! Don’t miss this opportunity to try something exciting, challenge yourself, and connect with fellow Soldiers. Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/boss-discover-scuba
(MAR 13) MARNE TIME NINE - FS
We’re back for the 3rd Annual Marne Time Nine! Join us every Friday at 1600 at Taylor Creek Golf Course as we kick off another season of this exciting 9‑hole golf event. With a shotgun start at 1630, featuring a blind draw and two‑player teams. Compete for weekly prizes, enjoy friendly competition, and reconnect with fellow golfers on the course. Entry is just $20 per player plus green and cart fees — grab a partner and be part of the tradition! Register now and learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/marne-time-nine
(MAR 16) LUCK OF THE LEPRECHAUN - FS
Get ready to test your luck and your strength! The Luck of the Leprechaun Functional Fitness Challenge is bringing a fun, high-energy twist to your workout routine. Participants will take on a festive fitness challenge designed to push your endurance, strength, and determination - while celebrating a little St. Patrick’s Day spirit along the way. Whether you're looking to compete, challenge yourself, or just enjoy the excitement, this event is a great way to get active and join the community for some shamrock-filled fun. Don’t miss your chance to see if the luck of the leprechaun is on your side! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/luck-leprechaun
(MAR 18) READ ACROSS AMERICA - FS
Families are invited to join the fun at the George P. Hays Library for a special Read Across America story time filled with imagination, creativity, and learning. On March 18 from 1000 to 1100, children can enjoy engaging stories, crafts, and themed activities celebrating beloved children’s author David Mckee. It’s a great opportunity for kids to build a love for books while spending a fun morning at the library with friends and family. Best of all, this event is free, so bring the kids and join us for a magical hour of stories and smiles! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/read-across-america
(MAR 18) PARENTS ADVISORY BOARD MEETING - FS
Fort Stewart parents, your voice matters! Join us for the Parents Advisory Board Meeting on March 18, 2026, from 1130 to 1230 at the School Age Center (BLDG. 7160) at Fort Stewart. This important meeting brings together caregivers, leaders, and community members to share feedback, ask questions, and offer ideas about Child and Youth Services (CYS). Be part of the conversation that helps make programs, services, and our community even better. Your input matters - come ready to engage, connect, and contribute! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/parents-advisory-board-meeting
(MAR 19) PARENTS ADVISORY BOARD MEETING - HAAF
Hunter Army Airfield parents, let’s make your voice heard! Join us for the Parent Advisory Board Meeting on March 19, 2026, from 1130 to 1230 at the School Age Center (BLDG. 6054) on Hunter Army Airfield. This is your chance to share your feedback, ideas, and questions about Child and Youth Services (CYS) while connecting with fellow caregivers and community members. Come be part of the conversation that helps shape and improve programs and services for families - your input truly matters! We look forward to seeing you there! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/parent-advisory-board-meeting
(MAR 21) LUCK OF THE IRISH BINGO - FS & HAAF
Join us for a lucky night of Bingo on Saturday, March 21 - an evening packed with excitement, great food, and big chances to win! Doors open at 1500, and the main program begins at 1800, giving players plenty of time to get settled before the action starts. Try your luck at the $15,000 Jackpot Coverall along with thousands more in prize payouts throughout the night. Grab your friends and come see if the luck of the Irish is on your side! Learn more at:
https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/calendar/event/luck-irish-bingo
ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS) CLASSES AND TRAINING:
ATTENTION. Please take note of the updated contact numbers for ACS.
Domestic Violence/ Victim Advocacy Hotline: 571-802-7474 (FS); 571-802-0110 (HAAF)
Child Abuse/ Neglect RPOC: 571-802-0025.
SFTAC SERVICES RELOCATE
ACS services are no longer located at the Soldier Family Transition Assistance Center (SFTAC), building 4973. Army Volunteer Corps, Mobilization Deployment & Stability Support Operations (MDSSO), and the Relocation Readiness Program are now located in Bldg. 87. EFMP and Employment Readiness are now in Bldg. 86. The Family Advocacy Program to include New Parent Support is now in Bldg. 82. For additional information, please report to Bldg. 87 or call 571-801-2017.
SFTAC TENANTS: VA Liaison for Healthcare: Teer Mitchell @ 571-801-6956, Bldg. 253, Rm. 2069.Wakeshia Roberson @ 571-801-6957, Bldg. 253, Rm. 2068.
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW): Michael Churchill @ 571-801-6950, Bldg. 253, Rm. 2066 Transition Assistance Program (TAP): Aisha Mack @ 571-801-6947, Bldg. 621, Rm. 215 Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E): Mark Weitzel @ 571-801-6948, Bldg. 206, Rm. 122 Regional Coordinator- Operation War Fighter: Lisa Goenen @ 571-801-6949, Bldg. 253, Rm. 2081
Financial Readiness Program (FRP)
The FRP provides comprehensive education and counseling in personal financial readiness. Some of the classes offered include Money and Debt Management; Saving, Investing and TSP; Planning for Major Purchases and more. Individual appointments are available upon request. Army Emergency Relief (AER) is the US Army's own nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating financial distress in the force. If you are experiencing a verified financial hardship AER provides funds to help Soldiers with immediate financial needs such as rent, utilities, or emergency travel. Exclusions may apply and specific documentation required. There are no walk-in applications for AER. For questions regarding FRP and AER, contact 571-801-1688 or email
USAGFS-HAAF_ACS_FRP_FSGA@army.mil or
https://aerprod.powerappsportals .
NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM- FS & HAAF
The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of nurses and social workers who provide support and education to military families who are expecting a baby or have a child ages 0-36 months. The program seeks to reduce stressors that can increase the risks of child abuse and/ or neglect. Services are voluntary, confidential, and free. For more information call 571-801- 1698 or email at
USAGFS-HAAF_ACS_NPSP@army.mil.
VICTIM ADVOCACY 24/7 HOTLINE – FS & HAAF
The Victim Advocacy Program provides emergency and follow-up support services to adult victims of domestic abuse. Victim advocacy services are available to Service Members, their current or former spouses, an individual with whom the Service Member shares a child, and significant others of Service Members who live together. For more information about FS/HAAF Victim Advocate services:
https://home.army.mil/stewart/about/Garrison/acs/VAP. Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate 24/7 Hotline: 571-802- 7474.
(24/7 ONLINE) ARMY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING – FS & HAAF
Army Family Team Building (AFTB) is a family training and readiness program that provides participants with a better understanding of Army culture, as well as the skills and resources needed to become resilient, self-sufficient, and self-reliant members of the military community. For AFTB registration or for more information, call FS 571-801-2016, HAAF 571-801-7494 or visit
https://olms.armyfamilywebportal.com.
ACS EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT CENTER – FS & HAAF
ONGOING MESSAGES:
MARNE MESSAGE SUBMISSIONS
RUNNING TRACK CONSTRUCTION AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD
Construction has begun on the paving of the Running Track at the ACFT facility on Hunter Army Airfield. For safety reasons, all personnel are directed to remain off the track and outside the designated construction zone. The project is expected to take approximately two months to complete. For questions or additional information, please contact the project point of contact: Jim Shurling – 912-320-0472.
MARNE AVE. ROAD CLOSURE
WEST 18th street (Marne Ave.) adjacent to Bldg. 728A is currently closed from the Gulick Ave. red light down to the service road near Bldg. 726 DFAC. The closure is necessary to run temporary piping to support an underground piping replacement project in the area. The road closure is expected to last several months. For more information, call 912-228-7105.
STOCKTON CIRCLE CLOSURE
Stockton Circle, located off McNeely Road on Fort Stewart, is closed for construction of the new food truck project. The construction is scheduled to last 18 months and parking will no longer be permitted in that area.
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AWARENESS AND REPORTING BRIEFS
Monthly CIAR (new name for TARP) briefs will no longer be conducted Moon or Ralphies Theaters on Fort Stewart and HAAF Theater. For 3ID units, if you need CIAR training to satisfy annual requirements, please reach out to 3ID G2X to coordinate training. 3ID G2X can be reached at 571-801-3100. All tenant units, not organic to 3ID, will coordinate for CIAR with the local Counterintelligence office at 571-801-5034.
WINN ACH IMMUNIZATIONS CLINIC
Walk-hours 7:40-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m., Monday through Friday. Hours are subject to change. Call 571-801-6402 for questions.
FORT STEWART AND HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMISSARY
This holiday season, you can make a difference for Soldiers and Families impacted by the government shutdown. From now through the end of the holidays, the Fort Stewart Commissary is offering $25 pre-filled grocery bags for purchase to help a family in need.
BLACK START / ENERGY RESILIENCE BRIEFS
Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield are preparing for the 2026 Black Start Exercise by having monthly Energy Resilience Drills. The power is turned off for a selected period monthly to better prepare and train our Installation. The DPTMS Protection team can assist in preparing by conducting informative information briefs for units, Soldiers and Families. Please contact 571-801-2038 if interested.
SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICE
CHECK OUT THE R2 NEWSLETTER
DOWNLOAD THE MY ARMY POST APP
The My Army Post app is your all-in-one connection to Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield. Available now, this comprehensive app will replace the current Digital Garrison App, providing a streamlined experience for everyone in our community, from Active-Duty Soldiers and their families to civilian employees, retirees, and community members. Stay informed and connected by downloading the free “My Army Post” app from your Apple or Android store. Simply open the app, tap the lines in the top left corner, and select Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield as your location.
WHAT’S INSIDE:
Easy access to housing, medical care, dining facilities, fitness centers, and more
ON POST HOUSING RESIDENT REMINDER FOR DEPLOYMENTS
The days leading up to deployment can be hectic. It can also become hectic once your service member is gone. To help alleviate some of the frustration here are a few tips and tricks to help on-post housing residents along the way:
Self-help has many necessities available, e.g. light bulbs, filters, grass seed, etc.
Communication is key! Make sure to follow up with any issues you may have with the Liberty Woods, Southern Oaks, or Marne Point Community Centers. The community centers will be your primary point of contact.
Questions or concerns can be addressed at the following community centers and the work order help desk:
Liberty Woods: 912-408-2467
Southern Oaks: 912-408-2480
Marne Point: 912-408-2501
BBC Work Orders: 912-408-2466
GIANT VOICE – LIVE SIREN TEST – FS & HAAF
The Directorate of Emergency Services conducts a live siren test at 10 a.m. the last Thursday of the month.
FS-HAAF FACILITY MANAGER/FIRE WARDEN CLASS
The Directorate of Emergency Services hosts Facility Managers and Fire Warden classes every month on Fort Stewart the third Thursday of each month, at 0930-1230 in building 703 the USO. On HAAF the third Thursday of every month 9-11 a.m. at building 610. The course is designed to help each directorate/unit be in compliance with primary and alternate facility manager and fire warden responsibilities. The class covers inspection procedures, common deficiencies, work orders, evacuation routes and how to report fires. No need to bring anything, show up ready to learn. For further information and to register for the training contact Larry Hodges
larry.c.hodges4.civ@army.mil,571-801-7801 or Nazario Fabela
nazario.fabela.civ@army.mil, 571-801-7800.
HOW TO CONTACT THE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL
WHAT TO DO WHEN TRAFFIC SIGNALS ARE NOT OPERATING
There are several traffic signals that are inoperable due to Tropical Storm Helene. If you encounter a traffic signal that is down on the installation or in the community, follow the below steps to ensure safe passage:
E-911 NON-EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
The Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Emergency Communications Center has received its new telephone number for non-emergency use in conjunction with the NETCOM virtual communications modernization effort. All non-emergency callers should dial 571-802-1800. Examples of non-emergency calls can be found below.
WHEN TO DIAL NON-EMERGENCY LINE
There are several non-emergency incidents that may require the attention of Police, Fire, or EMS personnel. To report incidents such as this please call 571-802-1800. Some of these are: Larceny/Theft (Not in Progress); Loud music reports; Police reports for insurance purposes; Stray/Loose/Barking dogs or cats; Parking violations; Alarm system testing and maintenance.
WHEN TO DIAL 9-1-1
Everyone on Fort Stewart or Hunter should dial 9-1-1 from a desktop or wireless device to report any incident that requires immediate attention by Police, Fire, or EMS personnel. Some examples are: Medical emergencies; Fires; Vehicle Accidents; Suspicious vehicles, persons, or activities; Domestic violence; Shootings/Stabbings; Missing persons; When in doubt, call 9-1-1.
INTERACTIVE CUSTOMER EVALUATION SYSTEM UPDATE
The ICE System is designed for customers to submit feedback regarding their customer service experience for services utilized on the installation. Comments regarding issues related to the military chain of command or civilian Supervisory chain should be addressed through the channels established to address those concerns (e.g., Chain of Commands, Supervisory Chain, IG, EAP, etc.). Comments submitted for anything other than customer service-related concerns will not be addressed through the ICE System and will be removed.
WEINGARTEN NOTICE
In accordance with the requirements of 5 USC 7114(a)(3), this is to advise bargaining unit employees that an exclusive representative of an appropriate unit in an agency shall be given the opportunity to be represented at any examination of an employee in the unit by a representative of the agency in connection with an investigation if - (a) the employee reasonably believes that the examination may result in disciplinary action against the employee; and (b) the employee requests representation.
MANDATORY ETS BRIEF
Mandatory ETS briefs will be held Mon-Fri at 9:30 A.M. at the SFC Paul R. Smith Army Education Center. Please make sure that you have your completed DD214 and clearing form to turn in prior to being briefed. It's advised to arrive at least 10 min prior to the brief. For details, call 571-801-8606.
MONTHLY LEGAL ASSISTANCE NEWSLETTER ONLINE
COMMUNITY SAFETY INFO ONLINE
DIAL 988 – NATIONAL SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE
If you or someone you know needs crisis support - dial 988. This three-digit dialing code connects people to the existing National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, where compassionate, accessible care and support is available for anyone experiencing mental health-related distress-whether that is thoughts of suicide, mental health or substance use crisis, or any other kind of emotional distress.
AMERICAN RED CROSS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Turn compassion into action. Become an American Red Cross volunteer today. Opportunities are now available at Winn Army Community Hospital and Tuttle Army Health Clinic in pharmacy, dental, primary care, hospital education, and optometry. For more information go to: redcross.org/volunteer.
MASS TRANSIT BENEFIT PROGRAM (MTBP)
This government program is free of charge and pays for the cost of commute. Benefit is available to all Civilian Employees (AF & NAF) and Soldiers. The purpose of the Department of the Army’s Mass Transportation Benefit Program (MTBP) is to reduce Federal employees' contribution to traffic congestion and air pollution and to expand their commuting alternatives by using mass transportation. For more information, email
alan.s.gondry.civ@army.mil.
(ONGOING) MARNE CHAPEL, BLDG. 610 PARKING AFFECTED
The Marne Chapel parking lot, bldg. 610, will be affected by contractors working to run new pipes. Access to building 610 will be cut off. This construction is expected to take up to four months. Please avoid this area and take alternate routes while the demolition and installation of the new pipe work is performed.
EXPIRED DOD CREDENTIAL CONFISCATION IN EFFECT
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Access Control Guards will confiscate Department of Defense identification cards that are 30 days or more past the expired date. The cardholder will be provided with a confiscation ID receipt in return that can be used for 72 hours until a new identification card is issued by the ID card section. Individuals who need to renew their ID
ID CARD REQUIREMENTS FOR MINORS
ONLINE VISITOR PASS REGISTRATION
Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield visitors are now eligible to pre-register for visitors passes online through the Army’s AIE secure web portal. Simply visit
https://pass.aie.army.mil/steps/branch_selection and follow the steps to submit your information for verification. If all checks return clear, the visitor will receive a custom text message with pass approval notification as well as pass start and end dates. The visitor can then visit the visitor control center during the pass approval dates, print their pass from one of the self-service kiosks or use his/her driver license for access.
HOPCC REPORTING OPTIONS
If you or someone you know has been affected by the House of Prayer Christian Church (HOPCC) through fraud or abuse, there are ways to act. Reporting helps protect others and supports ongoing investigations.
SO MANY WAYS TO GET YOUR NEWS
Stay connected to the news on Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield by visiting the Team Stewart website at
home.army.mil/stewart or the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield news page at army.mil/StewartHunter. News can also be found on our Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield social media platforms:
Facebook: @FortStewartHunterArmyAirfield / @HunterArmyAirfield / @3rdInfantry.Division
Instagram: @Fort_Stewart_HAAF
Youtube: @FortStewart-Hunter Army Airfield
SUBSCRIBE TO FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD YOUTUBE
Subscribe to the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield YouTube. As we add to this platform throughout the year, users will have access to installation tours, news updates and plenty of motivating videos featuring 3ID Soldiers and more. Check it out at
youtube.com/c/FortStewartHunterArmyAirfield
REDUCE YOUR PHARMACY WAIT TIME WITH Q-ANYWHERE
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield MEDDAC offers a way to reduce wait times for new medications at the installation's pharmacies and Richmond Hill Medical Home. You reduce pharmacy wait times by using Q-Anywhere. Check-In to activate your new prescriptions by texting "GET IN LINE” to 1-833-457-2014. You will then get a text to input your DoD Identification number and pharmacy location. The pharmacy will text you, after your prescriptions are ready for pick-up. Text "I Am Here” when you arrive at the lobby. You must be in the lobby. When you arrive, do not pull a new ticket. If you do, it will remove the Q-Anywhere ticket.
STATE CARRY ACT DOES NOT APPLY ON POST
The recently passed Georgia Constitutional Carry Act does not apply to Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield or any Army installation in Georgia. Per Army Regulation 190-11, the carrying of privately owned weapons and ammunition is prohibited on post unless authorized by the Senior Commander. Also, the carrying of a concealed weapon on the installation is prohibited regardless of whether a state or county permit has been obtained. For questions about the regulation or how to register personally owned weapons on post, call the Directorate of Emergency Services at 767-2285.
COMMISSARY CLICK2GO
Grocery shopping got you down? Check out the Defense Commissary Agency’s online ordering/curbside delivery service, Click2Go. Operating hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. during normal business hours. Online payment only. Visa, Discover, American Express and MasterCard are accepted, and the $4.95 service fee has been waived for all patrons. No minimum order size or dollar amount required, and customers can order 24/7up to six days in advance. First time customers will need to create an account. For more information, visit commissaries.com.
WIC RESOURCES
New WIC Awareness Video Military OneSource just launched a new WIC video highlighting the valuable support WIC provides to military families, including access to healthy foods, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mVdm_Ver28.
Expanded Military OneSource WIC Resources
Installation WIC Contact Information: Find local WIC services on military installations: Search here
Food Security MilLife Guide: A comprehensive guide to food security resources and programs available to military families: Explore the guide
Nutrition Readiness Toolkit: Includes customizable emails and PowerPoint templates for providers to share information about food security resources: Access the toolkit (customizable products are below the “Resources to Share” drop-down).
USDA WIC Eligibility Screening Tool Military OneSource WIC page also links to
the USDA WIC eligibility screening tool, which can help identify families who may qualify for WIC. Please note that this tool isn’t military-specific, so it’s important to
exclude BAH when conducting income-eligibility screenings.
COASTAL HAPPENINGS:
MARNE COMMUNITY & SPOUSES CLUB VICE NIGHT
MCSC is hosting our biggest event of the year, VICE Night (Very Important Charity Event), March 7 from 5-9 p.m. at Club Stewart. All are invited to enjoy an exciting evening supporting our grants and scholarships fund. Enjoy a live and silent auction, great food, a paid bar, and a DJ for a fun night out with a purpose. Open to all. Learn more, join, or get involved at:
https://www.marnecommunityandspousesclub.com/welcome
MARNE COMMUNITY & SPOUSES CLUB
The Marne Community & Spouses’ Club (MCSC) is always welcoming new members to attend our monthly socials, sub-clubs, and fundraising events. MCSC is also hosting our biggest event of the year, VICE Night (Very Important Charity Event). An exciting evening supporting our grants and scholarships fund. Enjoy a live and silent auction, great food, a paid bar, and a DJ for a fun night out with a purpose. Open to all. Learn more, join, or get involved at:
https://www.marnecommunityandspousesclub.com/welcome
PROJECT DERENNE MITIGATION SURVEY
Participate in the Project DeRenne Annual Survey! The survey is now live, and your voice matters. In 2008, the City of Savannah launched
Project DeRenne to shape the future of the DeRenne Avenue corridor while balancing the often-competing goals of transportation efficiency and neighborhood connectivity. This initiative is a 5‑phase process designed to develop long-term solutions for revitalizing the DeRenne Avenue Corridor. For more information or to take the survey, visit:
https://www.savannahga.gov/885/Project-DeRenne
PEMBROKE HISTORIC DISTRICT WALKING TOUR
The Pembroke Historic District Walking Tour is a self-guided and free digital walking tour that will allow folks to explore the history of Pembroke through its downtown. This will be hosted on the same platform as the Social Studies Storytelling in Statesboro (
https://georgia-humanities.opentour.site/social-studies-storytelling-in-statesboro) which allows us to continue adding materials and questions to school curriculum to allow not just local history to be told but overall history through a local lens as well.
VISIT LIBERTYCOUNTY.ORG
For things to do and best places to eat in Hinesville and Liberty County by visiting the Liberty County Chamber website at
libertycounty.org/. It’s your one stop shop for anything happening here in ‘The Gem of the Georgia Coast.’
KEEP LIBERTY BEAUTIFUL
Keep Liberty Beautiful is a community education and volunteer action program dedicated to community improvement. Follow their Facebook page at
facebook.com/keeplibertycountybeautiful, to find out about opportunities for volunteers to help Keep Liberty Beautiful!
LIVE OAK PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Discover everything the Live Oak Public Libraries have to offer. Monthly reading programs for all ages, movie nights, anime-related activities and much more. Live Oak Public Libraries is a system of 16 library locations serving Liberty, Chatham, and Effingham counties in southeast Georgia. Visit liveoakpl.org/locations/libraries to find a library near you.
VISIT SAVANNAH
visitsavannah.com is your online destination to make your trip to Savannah just right. Explore the ‘Hostess City’ and the endless attractions where art, period architecture, trendy boutiques and ghost stories are all set under a veil of Spanish moss.