JBLE - Langley

Community Events Council

7 December 2017

Col David Stanfield

Commander

633d Mission Support Group

Opening Remarks

Volunteer of the Month Recognition

JBLE – Langley

Ms. Ericka Wallace

633 FSS/FSG

764-3990

Airman & Family Readiness

Center

Ms. Robyn Wilson

633 FSS/FSG

764-3990

Airman & Family Readiness Center

• EFMP Christmas Movies & Pictures w/Santa, 8 Dec

- 1730 – 1900, A&FRC, Bldg 15, Room 101

• Transition GPS Workshop, 11 – 15 Dec & 8 – 12 Jan

- Bateman Library, 42 Ash Ave

• Hearts Apart Deployed Family Christmas Party, 16 Dec

- 1400 – 1600, Bethel Manor Chapel, 1793 1st St., Hampton, VA 23665

• Bundles for Babies, 20 Dec, 1430 – 1630, A&FRC

• Federal Employment Workshop, 20 Dec, 0930 – 1200 , A&FRC

• Key Spouse Initial Training, 11 & 18 Jan, 1730 – 1900, A&FRC

• FMI: Please visit the information table

@Afrclangley @AFRC_Langley ☎ 764-3990

Army Community Service

JBLE-Eustis

Ms. Sharon Rector

633 FSS/FSG

878-3638

• EFMP Selfie Extravaganza, 7 Dec 1730 – 1930

• Resume Writing Workshop, 14 Dec & 18 Jan 0900 – 1200

• Blended Retirement System Briefings, 18 Dec 0900 – 1100

• Developing a Financial Plan 20 Dec 0900 – 1000

• Federal Employment Workshop, 21 Dec & 25 Jan 0900 – 1100

• Interviewing Workshop, 4 Jan 0900 – 1100

• How to Cook a German Meal, 17 Jan 1700 – 1900

• AFTB Military Knowledge, 24-25 Jan 0900 – 1545

- & 26 Jan 0900 – 1215

• Coupon Class, 24 Jan 1700 – 1900

Army Community Service (ACS) 650 Monroe Ave/757-878-3638

Lt Col Timothy McCarty

633 SFS/CC

764-7035

633 Security Forces Squadron

• Holiday Crime Tips 101

• Stolen Packages

• Lock your vehicles

• Gate Closures

• 23 – 26 December 2017

LaSalle, Visitor Control Center

& Large Vehicle Inspection Station

• 30 December 2017 – 1 January 2018

LaSalle, Visitor Control Center

& Large Vehicle Inspection Station)

• Armistead & King St Gates Reduced Lanes for Construction

• 27 November 2017 – 12 January 2018 (1st ½ of project)

• 16 January – 14 March 2018 (2nd ½ of project)

633 Security Forces633 ABW

Emergency Management

Mr. Chris Born

633 CES/CEX

764-1086

Base Status Options

• OPEN; employees are expected to

report for work.

• OPEN under a LIBERAL LEAVE

policy.

• OPEN under a DELAYED

REPORTING/LIBERAL LEAVE

policy. Mission Essential personnel

report to work on time.

• Employees are expected to report to

work on time.

• Employees who cannot report for work

may take unscheduled leave for their

entire scheduled workday. They can

request annual leave, leave without pay,

and/or the use of previously earned

compensatory time off or credit hours

under an alternative work schedule,

through their supervisor. Mission

Essential employees are expected to

report for work on time.

• Employees should plan to arrive for

work no more than two hours later than

they would normally arrive, and

employees who cannot report for work

may take unscheduled (LIBERAL) leave.

Mission Essential employees are expected

to report for work on time.

Base Status Options

• OPEN under LIMITED

OPERATIONS. Mission Essential

personnel ONLY are to report to work

(on time).

During Duty Hours:

• OPEN with Staggered Release. Mission

Essential personnel remain at work

(until released by Chain of Command).

• Non-Mission Essential employees

granted Administrative Leave. Mission

Essential employees are expected to

report for work on time.

• Non-Mission Essential employees are

released from work early in accordance

with a published staggered release

schedule. Mission Essential employees

are expected to remain at work until

released by their Chain of Command.

Langley air force base

JBLE-L Staggered Release Zones

4

3

2

1

Zone 1: H-hrPersonnel > 21 miles from LAFB

(Beyond Norfolk International

Airport {Virginia Beach,

Chesapeake], beyond MMBT

and James River Bridge

[Suffolk, Smithfield], north of

Yorktown NWS and Coleman

Bridge)

Zone 2: H + .5 hrPersonnel 11-20 miles from

LAFB (beyond HRBT, north of

Oyster Point and Victory Blvd)

Zone 3: H + 1 hrPersonnel 5-10 miles from LAFB

Including Hampton and

Newport News up to Victory

Blvd (route 171)

Zone 4: H + 1.5 hrs Personnel on LAFB and in the

immediate surrounding area

(Hampton, York County up to

Peninsula Town Center, Wythe

Creek Rd, and Mercury Blvd )

Base Status (duty hours):

Open – Staggered Release

• Chain of Command

(through CP and E-mails)

• JBLE EMNS (CP)

• ATHOC

• JBLE Social Media (PA)

• Web Page

• JBLE App

• Facebook

• E-mail

• Local television and radio

stations

Notification Procedures

Intent• Communicating to all JBLE audiences –

including, inbound Airmen and Soldiers,

dependents and retirees.

Background•PA has the continual challenge to reach all

audiences with valuable/actionable

information

•This medium reaches anyone who

downloads the App

Benefits• The JBLE Telephone App is FREE and

available on iTunes and Google Play. The App

includes information regarding:

o Base Operating Status

o Unit Information

o Base Phonebook

o MWR and Force Support

o Base Event Calendar

o Direct calling links to SAPR

& Suicide Prevention hotlines

o JBLE News

o Social Media

o Community Info, including:

o Schools

o Hospitals

o Local Government

o Attractions

o Transportation

o Neighboring Military Bases

o Weather Preparedness

o And more…

Requested Assistance•Request Commanders encourage personnel

to download the FREE JBLE App on iTunes

and Google Play by simply typing “JBLE”

Public Affairs APP

American Red Cross

Ms. Erin Babakan

American Red Cross

757-266-9495

2017 Holiday for Heroes

The Red Cross is collecting hygiene items and snacks to send to Service

Members who are stationed overseas. Here are suggested items:

Snacks:

• Beef Jerky

• Cup of Noodles

• Candy bars

• Tuna Pouches

• Rice Krispies Treats

• Granola Bars

• Pop Tarts

• Individuals Packs of Cookies

• Dried Fruit

Hygiene Items:

• Shampoo

• Deodorant

• Razors

• Soap

• Baby Wipes

• Q-tips (travel size)

• Tooth Brushes/Tooth Paste

• Sunscreen

• Lip Balm

• The Red Cross is collecting items from commands

or organizations now until December 31st.

• All donations need to be collected or picked up by

January 15th so they can be shipped overseas by

January 31st.

Questions, please contact Erin Babakan

(757) 266-9495

or

Erin.Babakan@RedCross.org

Family Advocacy

Ms. Aileen Ford

633 MDG

764-9581

Family Advocacy Program

Upcoming Classes:

• PREP 4 Dec – 29 Jan

• Anger Management 8 Jan – 19 Feb

• Active Parenting of Teens 5 Feb – 19 Mar

For more info, please call Aileen Ford @ 764-9581

Family Advocacy

Classes Available Upon Request

• True Colors

• The 5 Love Languages

• Healthy Relationship Skills

• How Not to Date a Jerk or Jerkette

• Conflict Resolution (at home and work)

• Stress Management & Relaxation Strategies

• Communication (in the workplace and home)

• Time Management & Organization for

Productivity

Child & Youth Programs

Ms. Dottie Scarborough

633 FSS/FSYY

225-2607

Child & Youth Programs

Child & Youth Programs

Child & Youth Programs

Education Center

Jeffrey Jager

633 FSS/FSDE

764-2962

Langley Education Center

• Registration for on-base classes - Spring I

term (Jan 8 – 4 Mar) now open

• University of Maryland (UMUC) to begin

on-base classes – tentative start Jan 18

• Education Fair tentatively scheduled Mar 18

Food Safety/Preparation

TSgt Michelle Lemond

633 AMDS/SGPM

764-6731

6666666

Use a food thermometer to check that foods

are cooked to the right temperature:

165°F for chicken and

160°F for ground beef.

Food Preparation Safety

Throw out perishable food that has been

sitting at room temperature for more

than two hours; one hour if it’s 90°F or

warmer.

Keep hot foods at 140°F

or warmer, and cold foods at

40°F or colder.

For more information or to submit an application for a temporary food booth contact Public Health at 764-6731

www.cdc.gov/foodsafety

Before you eat or handle food, wash your hands,

food prep tools and surfaces.

Keep it clean Cook to the right temperature

Watch the clock Serve the right temperature

Holiday Spending Tips

Ms. Anna Bennett

633 FSS/FSG

764-3990

Tips on Holiday Spending

• Develop a Budget

• Make a List

• Shop Wisely

• Be Creative

• Track Expenses

• Think Long Term

633d Medical Group

Col Nathan Fox

633 MDG/CD

764-6969

The Premier DoD Trusted Healthcare Organization

USAF Hospital Langley

Theme of the MonthZERO HARM

Preoccupation with failure• Averse to complacency, always alert to the smallest

signal that a new threat to safety may be developing

Reluctance to simplify their observations

• Identify the subtle differences among threats that may

make the difference between early and late recognition

Sensitivity to operations• The earliest indicators of threats to organizational

performance typically appear in small changes in the

organization's operations

Theme of the MonthZERO HARM

Commitment to resilience• Recognizing that despite all their best efforts and past

safety success, errors will occur and safety will be

threatened

Deference to expertise• When confronted with a threat, having mechanisms

in place to identify the individuals with the greatest

expertise relevant to managing the new situation and

to place decision-making authority in the hands of

that person or group

This Month

• New MRI

• New Pharmacy under construction

The Premier DoD Trusted Healthcare Organization

Questions?

633d Force Support Squadron

Marketing Office

Ms. Nancy Christian

633 FSS/FSK

764-3999

JBLE Happenings

Tree Lighting Ceremony at Langley

Friday, 8 Dec, 6-8 pm – Dodd Circle

Party with Gator and the Spice of Life Band

Friday, 8 Dec, 5-9 pm – Bayview Commonwealth Ctr.

Shop JBLE Golf Courses for the Holidays!

Saturday, 9 Dec – Eaglewood and the Pines

Super Hero Saturday at the Langley Bowling Lanes

9 Dec - Bowl with Iron Man 1-3 pm

Brunch with Santa at Fort Eustis Club

Sunday, 10 Dec - 10 am – 1 pm

Stay Connected!!

• Be in the KNOW…..

www.jbleforcesupport.com

is your FSS/MWR connection

JBLE FSS MWR …mobile app

New Just for YOU

Col Sean Tyler

Commander

633d Air Base Wing

Closing Remarks

Thursday, 25 Jan 18, 1000 – 1100

Bayview Commonwealth Center

Virginia Ballroom

350 Clarke Avenue

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