2ID and US Army Garrison Red Cloud/Area I Command Information Exchange 19 November 2015

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1 2ID and US Army Garrison Red Cloud/Area I Command Information Exchange 19 November 2015 IMCOM delivers and integrates base support to enable readiness for a self-reliant and globally-responsive All Volunteer Army John W. Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN , [email protected]) Unclassified

2 Agenda ROK/US Combined Division (2ID) 2ID/RUCD Transformation Overview (2ID) Current Demographics/Command Sponsorship Program (2ID) Area I Highlights (USAG-RC) Q & A

3 Opening Remarks MG Theodore D. Martin Commander, 2ID

4 Current Demographics / Command Sponsorship Program

5 2ID Soldier & Family Footprint

6 Command Sponsorship Program Mission: 2ID executes a deliberate, leader engaged process to educate Soldiers/Families on Command Sponsorship to enable informed decisions to improve Readiness. Commander s Intent: Maximize utilization of Command Sponsorship Program to enhance operational readiness and promote a Caring Command Climate Endstate: 2ID enhances Warfighting readiness by taking care of Soldiers and their Families Program Objectives 1) Facilitate well informed decisions by Commanders and Soldiers. 2) Streamline processes and reduce stress on Soldier and Family during move, improves integration 3) Establish Caring Command Climate prior to arrival 4) Mutually supportive of Sponsorship programs and improves Family and Unit Readiness

7 New Command Sponsorship Program Policy 2ID has published Policy Letter #01-6, Restricted Command Sponsorship Program for Units in Area I Exception of Policy for Service Members with no school age child and no dependent enrolled to EFMP 3 Prioritized Categories: Priority 1: Includes key billets which are so vital to the mission that Service Members are mandated to serve 24-months. Priority 2: Includes those military jobs from which commanders benefit the most by having personnel stay for month tours. The Division has a list of shortage MOSs. Also personnel in Key Developmental positions and those who recently completed training or certification, such as company commanders, first sergeants and pilots. Priority 3: Positions at the Brigade Commanders discretion, with dual or single military families, consecutive overseas tours etc.

8 CSP Centrally Managed 8A G-1 approve Command Sponsorship by Area 8A G-1 will approve all requests up to 97% of an Area s allocation. When an CSP in a given area reaches the established cap, only positions designated by MSC Commanders in PIMS-K (Priority 1 and 2) will be approved 8A G-1 will maintain a 10% buffer for MSC Commanders discretion Commanders will annually update/validate MTOE/TDA information in PIMS-K database to ensure accurate accountability of their CSP positions

9 Good To Know CSP Info CSP can be initiated prior to Soldier s arrival in country CSP can be initiated after arrival in country CSP status can be transferred to other Areas Required DA and DD forms can be found at Soldiers can also track their CSP request by logging into the following web page (CAC users only). Once you are logged on to the website you will find your request under control number 0000.

10 CSP Process Timeline (Out of Country) 6 DAYS 3 DAYS Soldier(losing MPD) initiates CSP request and sends to MPD-Korea 1 MPD-Korea input packet in AKO 2 No 8A G1 - Identifies CSP allocation availability - MSC Confirms pinpoint orders Yes 3 EFMP -Korea wide screening EFMP OK MPD-Korea receives disapproval request, notifies MSC / losing MPD 8A G1 -Disapproves CSP -Identifies reason for disapproval, sends to MPD-Korea MPD-Korea receives MSC approval and continues the process 4 4 DODDS Determines availability of school seat in community of assignment 3 DAYS No standby / No waiting list Losing MPD - Receives CSP disapproval - Notifies Soldier Disapproved Soldier may reapply if conditions change 1 DAYS MPD-Korea cuts orders and notifies MSC, OCONUS MPD 4 3 DAYS Housing -Housing availability (On/ Off Post) - Determine travel (concurrent travel / deferred travel) School seat available Note: 10 Working days process, if there is no EFMP issues Units will only contact 2ID G1 with questions about CSP packets

11 CSP Process Timeline (In Country) 3 DAYS Soldier initiates CSP request, MSC approvals and send to 8A G1 1 MPD-Korea receives 8A G1 approval and continues the process 3 EFMP -Korea wide screening EFMP OK 2 1 DAYS 8A G1 identifies CSP allocation availability 4 4 DODDS Determines availability of school seat in community of assignment 3 DAYS Disapproved Soldier may reapply if conditions change 1 DAYS MPD-Korea Approved -cuts orders and notifies MSC, Disapproved - Notifies MSC 4 3 DAYS Housing -Housing availability (On/ Off Post) - Determine travel (concurrent travel / deferred travel) School seat available Note: 5 Working days to process if there are no EFMP issues Units will only contact 2ID G1 with questions about CSP packets 11

12 How Area I is Changing

13 Construction Effecting You

14 MAJOR CONSTRUCTION EFFECTING CASEY # Project Est. Start Date Est. Completion 1. Natural Gas Project, Ph #1~Ph#11 Completed / On Going NOV 15 JAN Repair Building #2475 (FMWR) ON GOING MAR Repair Building #2262, #2263 (Fire Station from Hovey to Casey) ON GOING APR Outdoor Swimming Pool ON GOING MAY Repair / Replace Critical Tactical Route Bridges, Cp Casey JAN 16 APR Repair Barracks, #563, #566, #645, #651, #745, #756, #2602, (RIP/TOA) ON GOING VARIES 7. Construct Pull Up Bars ON GOING DEC 15 LEGEND Completed / On going Gas (Ph#1~#11) Gate #2 Barracks #645, Natural Gas Projects Barracks #745, Fire Station 3 5 Tactical Bridges 7 Tactical Bridges 5 Future Gas Projects 1 Future Gas (Ph#12, #13) Repair Bldg #2475, FMWR Repair Bldg #2262, #2263, Fire Station Outdoor Swimming Pool Repair Tactical Bridges Repair Barracks, RIA/TOA Construct Pull Up Bar Gate Swimming Pool 7 1 Natural Gas H-221 Projects Heli Pad FMWR` 4 Carey 2 GYM Barracks #563, #566 Main Barrack, #2602 T-1 Barrack S-134

15 Natural Gas Project, Cp Casey Ph #8~#11 Ph #12~#13 Natural Gas projects: Ph#1 ~ Ph#6 Construction Cost : $5.96M, 100% complete Heating fuel saving: $1,060K/yr Gate #2 Ph #7 Ph #3~#6 Natural Gas projects: Ph#7 Construction Cost : $699K, 85% complete CCD : 24 Jan 2016 Expected heating fuel saving: $150K/yr Ph #1, #2 Natural Gas projects: Ph#8~Ph#11 (CY15 LCS) Construction Cost : $2.84M Construction Timeline: Nov 15 Jan 16 Expected heating fuel saving: $610K/yr Main Gate Natural Gas projects: Ph#12 & 13 Construction Cost : $1.42M Awaiting for Funding Expected heating fuel saving: $300K/yr Gas Projects Ph#7 Gas Projects Ph#8 ~ #11 LEGEND Completed (Ph#1~#6) Under Construction (Ph#7) Awaiting contract award (Ph#8~#11) Awaiting funding (Ph#12,#13) Gate #2 Gas Projects Ph#12 & #13 Bldg S-82 Gas Projects Ph#1 ~ #6 Bldg T-1 Natural Gas Line Overall View Note CCD: Completion of Construction Date John Main W. Gate Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN , [email protected]) Unclassified

16 Repair Quonset Building #2262, #2263 (Fire Department) Location Map Project Information Construction Cost : $898K Construction Progress Rate : 7% CCD : 18 April 2016 The facilities is for consolidation of Hovey Fire & Emergency Service to Casey Repair Exterior and Interior by replacing architectural items, mechanical system including HVAC, fire alarm and suppression system, electric system with power distribution, electric control panel, and civil work including pavement, concrete sidewalk, planting Fire Station from Hovey to Casey 2262 Parking 2299 Current Fire Station Current KSC 7th HET Facility Overall View Facility Rendering

17 Repair Outdoor Swimming Pool, Cp Casey Location Map Project Information Construction Cost : $1.56M Construction Progress Rate : 15% CCD : 31 May 2016 Repair wading and main pool including sheet lining, wood planks, deck, other pool structures, water distribution system with drainage, main pool circulation pumps, filtration equipment, pool water treatment system, electric system with power connections and equipment, and civil work including asphalt pavement, concrete sidewalk, planting Facility Rendering Floor Plan

18 Bridge S-1095 Enlarged Plan Area I Command Information Exchange Repair / Replace Critical Tactical Route Bridges, Cp Casey Bridge Renderings Project Information Independent Government Cost : $2.01M (CY16 LCS) Awaiting for Contract Construction Timeline: Jan April 2016 Repair / replace critical tactical route bridges, Cp Casey Repair / replace deteriorated bridges including pavement, sidewalk, sign post, riprap, sodding, and telecommunication lines at both sides of bridges. Enlarged Plan Bridge S-1801

19 Repair Barracks Bldg #563, #566, #645, #651, #745, #756, and #2602 Barracks, S-645, 651 Repair Barracks, S-645 Construction Cost: $838K Construction rate: 48% CCD: 21 Dec 15 Repair Barracks, S-651 Construction Cost: $2.21M Construction rate: 45% CCD: 16 Jan 16 Barracks, S-745, 756 Repair Barracks, S-745 Contruction Cost: $1.91M Construction rate: 72% CCD: 19 Jan 16 Repair Barracks, S-756 Construction Cost: $1.91M Construction rate: 5% CCD: 7 April 16 Barracks, S-2602 Barracks, S-563 Barracks, S-566 Note CCD: Completion of Construction Date Repair Barracks, S-2602 Contract Cost: $780K Construction rate: 5% CCD: 28 March 16 Repair Barracks, S-563 Contract Cost: $776K Construction rate: 52% CCD: 12 Dec 15 Repair Barracks, S-566 Contract Cost: $2.12M Construction rate: 5% CCD: 27 May 16

20 Construct Pull Up Bars Project Information Contract Cost : $130K Construction Progress Rate : 5% CCD : 16 Dec 2015 Install pull up bars including earth work at various locations (FM 7-22, App B): Casey 4 sets Hovey 3 sets CRC 2 sets Stanley 3 sets Near Bldg #1974 Near Bldg #2373 Near Bldg #2473 Near Bldg #1884

21 Casey Elementary/Middle School Update

22 School (K-12) Options School Year 16/17 Students Remaining After June 2016 Elementary School Age: Military 04 Civilians 37 High School Age: Military 02 Civilian 20 Total: 63 Last Day of School: Students - June 16th Staff - June 17th *Building will be returned to the Garrison no later than July 31st. NDSP Options: K- 8th graders options: International Christian School ACA International School Virtual/Blended Schooling Homeschooling 9th-12th graders: Seoul American High School Transportation: Will be provided for students attending Seoul American High School *The international schools do not offer special education services. Students in need of these services will be addressed on a case by case basis.

23 Child and Youth School Services

24 Child, Youth and School Services School Year Fee Policy New fee schedule will take effect 1 January 2016 All patrons were notified of this delay in person or via For any questions regarding the change, contact CYSS at

25 Status of AFAP Issues

26 Top Three Issues/Concerns Army Family Action Plan - FY 15 How Where They Addressed 1) Command Sponsorship Program Processing Streamlined Processes with Increase Accountability 2) Supervision and Accountability on DoDEA Buses Reinforced Positive Student Attitude/Behavior. Forward Repetitive or Excessive Misconduct to Garrison Command 3) Child Care During PCS for Dual Military and Single Parents Due to limited staff and lower program usage (Non- Command Sponsored Area), this initiative is difficult to support. Where is the Army Family Action Plan in FY16 and beyond? AREA 1 Army Family Action Plan BUT Issues / Concerns Command Channels CIE ICE CHPC BOSS Social Media John W. Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN , [email protected]) Unclassified Work Orders

27 Cable TV Transition

28 Cable TV Transition LG U+ Customer Support Desk :

29 FMWR Facility Updates

30 FMWR Facility Updates CASEY GOLF VIRTUAL GOLF WARRIOR S CATERING CONFERENCE CENTER Completed Projects: State of the art virtual golf simulator Lights on the finishing holes Remodeled buffet line Completed Projects: Reconditioned NAP's paint, flooring and furniture Future projects (Feb. 16): Renovate carpet, wallpaper & ceiling Redesigned kitchen Future projects (FY16): Modernize the ball room and hallway

31 Busing

32 Busing Casey Bus Route Route 1 (Casey) Route 3 (H221) Maximum Route 2 (TMC) Buses typically operate at less than 50% capacity Camp Hovey Bus Route What was the problem? How do we best support Soldiers needs to maximize access to services? What did we do? Revised bus direction. Route travels the same area but reversed the segments on Camp Hovey. Bus now travels to the Bde and barracks area, then past the DFAC as it circles Camp Hovey. Effective 19 Oct 2015

33 Original Bus Route From Casey Revised Bus Route From Casey Bus turns right and cuts through the center of Hovey, then turns right again to the BDE and barracks area and makes the loop at the top. On the way back the bus goes straight down with a stop at the DFAC when more soldiers are on the bus.

34 On-Post Education Services and Soldier For Life Transition Opportunities

35 Army Continuing Education Services/Soldier For Life-Transition Three ACES Locations in Area I Camps Red Cloud, Casey, and Stanley Tuition Assistance is Available up to 16 TA Semester Hours per fiscal year Testing Opportunities on Camp Casey DANTES, CLEP, DLAB, DLPT, AFCT, SIFT, GT Predictor, SAT, ACT, GED and College Proctoring services upon request On-Post Contracted Colleges: University of Maryland College 17 Bachelor Degree program and 1 Graduate program Central Texas College 11 Vocational programs Soldier for Life/Transition Assistance Counseling: Educational Vocational Entrepreneurial Afterburner: 29 Oct 132 Soldiers Free Computer Labs Camp Casey 21 Computers Camp Stanley 16 Computers Camp Red Cloud 8 Computers John W. Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN , [email protected]) Camp Casey Education Center Computer Lab. All computer labs are available for official training use. Unclassified

36 Postal Planning Holiday Mailing Dates

37 DESTINATION Postal Operations Deadline Mailing Dates EXPRESS MAIL 1 ST CLASS LETTERS/ CARDS PRIORITY SAM/PAL APO/FPO AP N/A 10 DEC 10 DEC 3 DEC CONUS 17 DEC 10 DEC 10 DEC 3 DEC APO/FPO AE (Except Zips 093) N/A 3 DEC 3 DEC 25 NOV APO/FPO AA (Zips 340) N/A 10 DEC 10 DEC Holiday Operating Hours User Customs Form Entry Suspended 3 DEC 7 NOV (SAM parcels over 15 lbs & 60 combined length & girth) APO MON-FRI SAT CRC CASEY STANLEY CLOSED Customers wanting to mail 4 or more packages may call respective APO for a mailing appointment. Camp Casey or Camp Red Cloud

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42 FIRE SAFETY Cooking in the barracks rooms (without kitchens/kitchenettes) is prohibited. Use of candles in barracks rooms / office spaces is prohibited. Use of extension cords being used in series in any location is prohibited. AK Pam (Fire Prevention and Protection Program)

43 Winter Weather

44 Winter Weather SNOWCON I (Pre-Season Planning) An initial readiness condition declared at the beginning of the winter season. SNOWCON II (Winter Warning) A warning and alert condition declared by a mutual decision between the SRO and USAG Red Cloud Commander when heavy snow is probable. It will be declared when one or more of the following conditions are met. a) Weather forecasts indicate the potential for intense and/or prolonged snowfall of 50mm (2 inches) within a 12-hour period. The snowfall is expected to begin within 24 hours. b) Weather temperature drops to or below -20 F with wind chill. SNOWCON III (Winter Storm) An alert condition declared by a mutual decision between the SRO and USAG Red Cloud Commander when a winter storm is imminent. It will be declared when heavy snowfall is expected to exceed 100mm (4 inches) in a 12-hour period.

45 Winter Weather Camp Red Cloud Camp Casey/Hovey Camp Stanley Bunker Complex Road to TMC / TMC Helipad Heliport Emergency Facilities / Community Facilities Helipad Main Roads Ammunition Holding Area (AHA) Snow Removal Priorities Helipad USAG Casey Main Roads Camp Hovey Main Roads Camp Mobile Main Roads USAG Casey Helipad road to AHA Main Roads

46 Winter Weather Snow Clearing Requirements 1) USAG-RC and Area I DPW is responsible for clearing all primary and secondary roads, and all community/garrison activities. 2) All garrison activities are responsible for clearing all sidewalks around their immediate areas/buildings. 3) All units are responsible for clearing all common areas, sidewalks around their immediate areas/buildings, motor pools and AHAs. (Units must pick-up their own ICE MELT) 4) Units are required to send their Severe Weather Representative to the Severe Weather IPRs. The next IPR is on 18 November at 1330 at Bldg. 283 (IOC) on Camp Red Cloud. POC is Michael A. Mills, DSN: , [email protected]

47 AtHoc IWSAlerts

48 AtHoc IWSAlerts Capabilities Does Provide: 1. Enterprise Hosting Environment (ALTESS) 2. Networked Computer Desktop Notification (i.e. NAS) Desktop Pop-up Alerts (Garrison Network only) 3. Telephony Notification (i.e. TAS) Work Phone, Home Phone, and Mobile Phone; and SMS Text Notifications 4. Mobile Notifier Smart Phone integration (Apple and Droid platforms) 5. Social media interface (Twitter, Facebook) 6. Personnel accountability through response tracking and reporting 7. Mass alert notifications or targeted notifications 8. User self-update to ensure contact information is current Does not Provide: 1. Integration with existing Giant Voice (GV), indoor speakers, or AVNS. (If existing GV is integrated to an AtHoc system today and operational, we are maintaining that integration.) 2. Installation, repair, nor sustainment for existing GV or AVNS John W. Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN , Unclassified 4/13/2015

49 EM2P (AtHoc) USAG IOC/DTOC (G34)/Casey PMO 2ID ABCT 210 FA HHBN 23 rd CHEM 2 nd SBDE USAG NDU Current Usage (4000 Total Licenses) UNIT SUB TOTAL TOTAL USAG 264 HHBN FA 3 23d CBRNE 5 Unidentified Unit 4 2ID Total 63 Organizational operators can generate messages specific to their unit or geographic area. (2ID can push to all units; DTOC G34 can push to all Area I, 210 FA Bde can push to all their subordinate units, etc). John W. Haefner, IMRD-ZA (DSN , [email protected]) Unclassified 4/13/2015

50 ICE

51 ICE Procedures Customer can provide comments electronically or on ICE Comment Cards Each is then routed to the appropriate manager Mangers have 72 hours to respond We act on all ICE comment cards All comments and responses are maintained and trend analysis is conducted

52 ICE ICE - FY15 % Satified / Submission Total Submissions: 6,003 99% 98% 98% 97% 97% 96% 96% 95% 95% 94% 94% OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP Submisisons FY15 % Satisfied 97% 96% 98% 98% 98% 97% 96% 95% 96% 96% 98% 98% Top 3 Submissions (Highest number of submissions): 1. DPW Opns & Maint: 100% approval rating; work orders completed as quickly as possible. 2. VISC: 99% approval rating; customers very satisfied with services. 3. MWR Clubs: 73.25% approval rating; have re-trained staff to provide better service

53 Staying Informed

54 Staying Informed Flickr: (Currently not accessible on NIPR) Twitter: Facebook: YouTube: Command Channel: DVIDS: CORE Site/Military Site:

55 Staying Informed Morning Calm via Oriental Express: (Currently not accessible on NIPR) SlideShare: AFN: Our Garrison's weekly live radio shows on AFN - Casey (FM 88.3/88.5). Buying or selling personal items: NEW CAMP CASEY YARD SALE PAGE 1 Buy and Sell Casey No Rule Yard Sale In The Zone magazine - available on base including all MWR & PX facilities Phone Apps - for information and to stay in touch with all things Korea: Penn Around AFN Pacific AAFES Taxi

56 Comments / Questions?

57 University Provided Korean Classes A. Are Available To 2 nd Term Enlisted Personnel Only B. Are Available At A Reduced Price C. Are Available For Free To Soldiers D. Are Available For Free To Everyone Are Available To 2nd Te.. Are Available At A Reduc.. 67% 26% 2% 5% Are Available For Free To... Are Available For Free To...

58 How Many DPW Service Phone Calls Were Made In FY15? A. 10,000 B. 23,000 C. 66,000 34% 36% 27% D. 100,000 2% 10,000 23,000 66, ,000

59 How Much Money Does The US Army Spend On Utilities Each Year For Area I? A. $2M B. $16M C. $26M D. $41M 40% 51% 2% 7% $2M $16M $26M $41M

60 Yes No Area I Command Information Exchange Are You Currently Signed up for the AtHOC System? A. Yes B. No 53% 47%

61 How do you best get information about Area I? A. AFN B. Facebook C. Leadership D. Web Search E. In-the-Zone Magazine F. Weekly Warrior s Compass G. Other *You may pick 2 responses

62 How Often Would You Like CIEs to be Held? A. Monthly 57% B. Quarterly C. Semi-Annually D. Annually 9% 20% 15% Monthly Quarterly Semi-Annually Annually

63 Yes No Area I Command Information Exchange If ebooks Were Available For Free, Would You Use Them? A. Yes B. No 78% 22%

64 In What Areas Would You Like More Information? A. AAFES B. FMWR C. Transformation (How Area I is Changing) D. Local Construction (Ongoing/Planned) E. Schools/CYSS F. Education Services G. No Change *You may pick 2 responses AAFES 15% 16% FMWR Transformation (How Area.. 31% Local Construction (Ongo... 18% Schools/CYSS 3% Education Services 0% 18% No Change

65 In What Areas Would You Like Less Information? A. AAFES B. FMWR C. Transformation (How Area I is Changing) D. Local Construction (Ongoing/Planned) E. Schools/CYSS F. Education Services G. No Change AAFES 13% FMWR 3% 3% Transformation (How Area.. Local Construction (Ongo... 5% Schools/CYSS 33% Education Services 0% 44% No Change

66 The CIE Provided Relevant Information? A. Strongly Agree B. Agree C. Somewhat Agree D. Neutral E. Somewhat Disagree F. Disagree G. Strongly Disagree 60% 27% Strongly Agree Agree Somewhat Agree 4% 4% 2% 2% 0% Neutral Somewhat Disagree Disagree Strongly Disagree

67 Closing Remarks MG Theodore D. Martin Commander, 2ID

68 END OF BRIEF INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT COMMAND Sustain, Support and Defend