Joint Base Lewis-McChord “We are a Joint Force Power Projection Platform”
Trust and Transparency - Collaboration - Collective Responsibility 1 Garrison Update Agenda
• 0930-0935 – Welcome – COL Nicole Lucas, Joint Base Garrison Commander
• 0935-0940 - Recognition
• 0940-0945 – Opening Remarks: • LTG Gary Volesky, I Corps Commander • Chief Sandusky, 62d Airlift Wing Commander
• 0945-1000 – Installation Hot Topics: • South Sound Military & Community Partnership, Mr. Bill Adamson •JBLM Regional Economic Impact Analysis & JBLM Workforce Survey • Lead Base Paint, Directorate of Public Works, Mr. Chuck Markham • Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Move, Ms. Alecia Grady, D/PFR • 2018 Transition Summit
• 1000-1010 – Madigan Army Medical Center – COL Suzie Scott, Madigan Army Medical Center
• 1010-1040 – Updates • Sustainability Program, Ms. Catherine Hamilton-Wissmer • Housing Office, Ms. Nancy Barnes • MWR, Ms. Kelly Wetzel, Marketing • BOSS, SGT Jin Lim • Religious Support, CH (COL) Randy Brandt • Commissary Update, Mr. Michael Cruz • Post Exchange Update, Mr. Mike Einer • Lewis Community Spouses Club, Ms. Laura Basye • Santa’s Castle, Ms. Shelly Hinzman • Red Cross, Ms. Adrienne Bolton
• 1040-1045 - Command Comments – Next Community Update 3 Oct 18 0930 at McChord Club
2 Garrison Update
Commander’s Comments
LTG Gary Volesky, Commander, I Corps Chief Sandusky, 62d Airlift Wing
3 JBLM REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS
This research project was a collaboration between SSMCP and the UW-Tacoma, Milgard School of Business, Center for Business Analytics that sought data and participation from targeted communities.
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4 JBLM REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS Problem Statement Determine the economic impact of the JBLM workforce on the South Sound
The study comprehensively explains JBLM’s economic benefits to local communities — a factor the Department of Defense weighs when making force restructuring decisions.
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5 JBLM REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS
. Phase 1: Grad student research project produce a report . Phase 2: Economic impact analysis dashboard CBA to host historical data, perform analysis and present findings through a web portal
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6 Overview of analytic results
2017 JBLM Regional Economic Impact $8.3B - $9.2B
MAMC OPERATING PAYROLL* DEFENSE SPIN-OFF JOBS TAX REVENUES O&M BUDGET CONTRACTS 25,000 $110M- $4.9B $600.2M $684M $660M Indirect & induced $147M
Healthcare Rental Education Retail Spending $974.4M Housing $246M $611.5M - $1.7B $560M
Overall economic impact could range as high as $11.4B . * The payroll figure of $4.9B does not include retiree pay, payroll including retiree pay is $5.73B, (Reasoning - retirees choose to live here because of services provided on JBLM) . All JBLM defense contracts total $740M, the $660M figure accounts for only local contracts . Housing figures account only for rental housing; additional data on 2017 real estate sales was not available at the time of this analysis, however, SSMCP JBLM workforce surveys reveal that 60% of the JBLM workforce purchase their homes. (Out of the area mortgage lenders are not accounted for.)
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7 2018 ssmcp JBLM workforce survey
The 2018 survey was designed to confirm past survey findings in order to identify trends. demographics
. ~ 2,500 respondents: 46% DOD civilians; 44% active duty . 35% female, 65% male . 76% married . Largest age group: 35-44, 28% . Smallest age group: 18-24, 6.5% . 30% have bachelors degrees, 25% masters/doctoral degrees . Time stationed at JBLM: < 2 years; 30% 2-10 years; 40% > 10 years: 29% 2018 JBLM Workforce Survey Highlights
Most important factor for choosing where you live? . 52% ease of commute; 39% housing price; 28% school quality
Top 5 Locations (by number of responses): . 14.2% Lacey . 13.5% JBLM . 9.40% Tacoma . 8.35% Olympia . 8.15% DuPont
Housing: (59% own; 37% rent; 4% barracks) . 42% ($1,501-$2,000) . 27% (>$2,000) OWN RENT . 20% ($1,001-$1,500) Where do they live? South Sound communities JBLM JBLM is invested in 17 Retail Shopping
What are the top 3 factors that influence off-base or on-base shopping? 1) Convenience 69.5% 2) Proximity / Location 58.4% 3) Quality 54.5% 4) Product availability 36.0% 5) Military discounts 34.9% 6) Variety 31.7% 7) Sales 28.0% 8) Store hours 21.7%
Convenience was twice as important as military discounts Education: schools
. Of those with school-aged children, the school districts with the most military dependent students are: Clover Park School District at 19.7% North Thurston Public School District at 16.3% Steilacoom School District at 10.8%
. 5.6% find public school education unsatisfactory compared to 7.5% in 2016
. 2.5% choose to educate children outside of the public school system
. Of those with school age children, 76% are satisfied with public education Child care
80% of survey respondents do not use child care 12% use off-base child care, 8% use on-base child care Of those that use childcare, how many hours per day to you use childcare? Location Answer Choice % of Responses 1-4 hours 30.6% On-base More than 4 but less than 8 hours 20.6% More than 8 hours 51% 1-4 hours 36% Off-base More than 4 but less than 8 hours 26% More than 8 hours 43% Child care
Of those that use child care, how much does it cost per month? Answer Choice % of Responses Less than $500 33% $501- $800 28% $800 - $1,500 28% $1,501 - $2,000 6.4% More than $2,001 4% 2018 JBLM Workforce Survey Highlights
Top 3 Areas You Would Like to See Improve: #1 Traffic Congestion #2 Quality of Education #3 Funding Veterans Support Programs & Eliminate Drug/Opioid Abuse
96% feel safe where they live
81% feel community is supportive/very supportive Social services
Which of the following off-base services do you or your family member need?
. Not applicable 83% . Behavioral Health/Counseling 11.6% . Financial counseling 5.9% . Housing assistance 3.4% . Protective services 1.6% . Food banks 1.4% JBLM Access Control Points Traffic and Gate Access (count is for in-bound traffic only)
WEEKDAY AVERAGE WEEKEND AVERAGE GATE NAME 0001-2400 0001-2400 LIBERTY (MAIN) 10,500 5,850 MADIGAN 8,300 4,250 41ST DIV DR 7,600 4,150 DUPONT 4,850 2,150 LOG CENTER 3,200 MCCHORD (MAIN) 6,250 4,300 BARNES 3,100 1,350 EAST 2,800 1,100 D STREET 2,800 1,250 INTEGRITY 2,100 RCF GATE 2,200 TRANSMISSION LINE 1,250 WOODBROOK 1,100 500 MCCHORD NORTH 750 COMBINED TOTAL 56,800 24,900 Transitioning Service Members
1. ~ 50% of SM's remain in the JBLM area after transition
2. What is the most important reason to remain in the PNW? Economy. Employment prospects remain high in the area due to economic growth between Seattle and Olympia.
3. What are other reasons SM's choose to stay in the PNW? Quality of life in the PNW. Cultural and recreational activities provide an good atmosphere for raising a family and pursuing activities beyond work.
4. What is your immediate plan after transition? ~ 80% of SM's plan to enter the workforce. ~ 20% plan to pursue a degree or technical training. Lead Based Paint On JBLM
. A 16 August Reuters story noted elevated blood lead levels in some children that may be related to lead exposures from living in Army (on-base) housing at Fort Benning, GA. Lead in the body can impact brain function; resulting in reduced performance, behavior or attention problems, and potential developmental issues. . Lead base paint may be in homes built prior to 1978 when its sale was banned. No hazard exists if the paint remains undamaged, but if it deteriorates, lead may be released as dust or paint chips whereby it can then enter the body. Other sources include drinking water, hobbies, and consumer products such as toys, ceramics, etc. . JBLM and it’s partner, Lincoln Military Housing, have effective and ongoing procedures in place to ensure paint in pre-1978 facilities is kept in good condition and promptly repaired if damaged. . The Army is executing a tiered approach to validate that current procedures protect families from lead health hazards. This plan will validate procedures for Army owned and leased houses as well as privatized houses. . As per Army direction, the first tier (fall of 2018) will focus on homes built before 1978 with children age 6 and under living in them, which at JBLM involves confirmation of lead hazard screening results as well as testing of potable water at the tap on 10% (or 152) of the ~1500 homes on JBLM meeting that focus criteria. . The sampling will determine risk of lead exposure from deteriorating paint and/or water lines. It is designed to validate if JBLM processes are working properly, not to test every home. After reviewing the results, the Army will assess the effectiveness of current procedures and determine if additional actions are required. . JBLM town halls were held on 10 and 11 SEP 18 as the Army intends to openly share with its residents the steps they are taking to investigate the articles’ claims and promote a safe and healthy living21 environment.
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ARMY MEDICINE One Team…One Purpose Conserving the Fighting Strength Since 1775
Madigan Army Medical Center
Community Update September 2018 Military Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255, Select Option 1 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255), Select Option 1 Madigan Flu Drive Tentative Dates: 19-21 & 26-30 Nov *Madigan Medical Mall, Active Duty Service Members Ground Floor Family Members & Dependents • Patients can also receive their flu shot during scheduled medical appointments Retirees • TRICARE covers Flu Shots and you can get yours at no cost in 3 ways: • At a Military Hospital or clinic • Participating Network Pharmacy • TRICARE-Authorized Provider
*Time and location subject to change http://www.mamc.health.mil/clinical/pain-management/ http://www.mamc.health.mil/clinical/pharmacy/ http://www.mamc.amedd.army.mil/
QUESTIONS ABOUT DS LOGON FOR THE MHS GENESIS PATIENT PORTAL? QUESTIONS ABOUT DS LOGON FOR THE MHS GENESIS PATIENT PORTAL? Contact Patient Advocacy at (253) 968-1145, Option 4 www.mamc.health.mil
Slide 38 of Sustainable Purchasing on JBLM
BUYING GREEN: Reading, writing and arithmetic combine with Reduce, Reuse, & Recycle thanks to these pro tips:
• Purchase biodegradable pencils, refillable pens and paper notebooks
• Time for new school clothes! Consider buying from thrift shops, swapping with friends or buy new and choose more sustainable fabrics such as organic cotton or bamboo
• Don’t brown bag it, choose a washable, reusable container to bring your healthy lunch & snacks to school & work
• Walk, bike, transit or carpool to school and work
/sustainableJBLM
3939 Commute Survey
Commute Trip Reduction Law requires WA employers to survey employees about their work commute every 2 years.
2018 Survey: • Survey will be distributed September 17th-21st • All JBLM employees will be surveyed. • Return surveys to Kelly Rosacrans, BLDG. 2012, Room 308
Sue Marshall commutes in an Intercity Transit Vanpool to MAMC.
www.GOLewisMcChord.com | www.Facebook.com/GOLewisMcChord 4040 On Base Housing Broadmoor Project Seal Coat • Playground (3) Hard Surface • Closed Signs Posted • Start - 1st week of September Asphalt • Alley Way – 2626 thru 2629 • Coordination is in progress with the Post office and LeMay • Notification emailed • Start - September 17
41 On Base Housing McChord Field Projects Carter Lake • Safety Gates (5) • Fence – Install Underneath the Bridge • To Prevent Minor Children from Access to the Lake • Start – 24 Sept
Olympic Grove • Replace and Install New Fence (28) • Increase Height to 6ft • Phase 1 Location – Silver Tip Drive • Retention Basin – New Black Chain Link Fence • Notification emailed • Start- 24 Sept
4242 MWR Happenings
September Events • Health & Wellness Fair 13 Sep, Wilson Fitness Ctr. • JBLM Golf Championship 15- 16 Sep, Eagles Pride • SeaGals, Blitz & Legends 17 Sep, Warrior Zone • CYS Job Fair 25 Sep, 0800 Eagles Pride Golf Course • CG’s Golf Scramble 28 Sep, Whispering Firs • Latin Night 28 Sep, Sam Adams Cascade • Wine & Canvas 28 Sep, McChord Club • 9-Ball Tourney 29 Sep, Warrior Zone 43 MWR Happenings Coming in October 1 Oct CC Indoor Soccer Intramurals 12 Oct CG Golf Scramble Eagles Pride 13 Oct “Face Your Fears” Run Logistic Center 18-27 Oct Theatrical Nightmare Shoreline Park 19 Oct CC 5K Championships TBD 19 Oct German Buffet McChord Club 20 Oct Harvest Fest Hillside Youth Ctr 27 Oct Trunk or Treat Russell Landing Coming in November 2 Nov Winter Expo NW Adventure Ctr 6-8 Nov CC Swim Meet Varies 17 Nov Turkey Trot MWR Fest Tent 22 Nov Thanksgiving Buffet McChord Club 29 Nov Holiday Tree Lighting Jensen Fit. Ctr.
44 45 August BOSS Events
Single Service Member Day
28 September BOSS Events
• Saturday & Sunday, 8th & 9th- Spelunking- Single Service members will be able to explore the Ape Caves while learning how to utilize spelunking equipment.
• Saturday 15th & 22nd- Horseback Riding-Single Service members will be given the opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors while learning the fundamentals of horseback riding.
Installation BOSS Team
SGT Lim BOSS President SGT Ndika BOSS Vice President SPC Smith BOSS Treasurer PFC Best BOSS Secretary
47 Haunted House
• Haunted House is one of our biggest fundraising event that goes towards the BOSS Programs funding
• Where: Shoreline Park
• When: OCT 18-20, OCT 25-27 7-11 P.M.
• Oct 27 will be our children friendly day from 2-6 P.M.
• We will need tons of volunteers to ensure that this event is a huge
success! 48 Religious Education Services
Kick off: 12 September, 1700 Dinner served Who: All military affiliated families What: Non-denominational religious Studies What: Awana – 30 Weeks Faith and Family Studies – 10 week increments BIBLE CLUBS FOR CHILDREN AGES 3-18 AND ADULTS When: Wednesdays 1800-1940 PRE-KINDERGARTEN THRU ADULT Where: Lewis Main Chapel – fellowship Hall Kick- off Day is Wednesday September 12, 2018 @5 pm McChord (TBD) Clubs meet Wednesdays from 6-7:30 at Main Chapel Lewis Why: To transform spiritually, all military families and Bldg 174 on McChord by Are you good at shepherding children, telling stories, taking continuing to build the love of God. pictures? WE NEED YOU - Consider Volunteering with us! How: Volunteer based Parents - Do you want to build a closer relationship with Cost: Free God? While your children are in AWANA – Come join a 10 week faith study to enhance your walk with God. Registration begins 5 August and will be open throughout Applications can be picked up in your chapel RE the academic year. Registration Forms are available at your area, a weekly bulletin, or on our facebook page, or JBLM Chapel or at Facebook: at the First day of classes. JBLM Religious Support Any questions please contact Eia - [email protected] (Lewis Main) or **Childcare provided for all family members Kelly – [email protected] (McChord) not of Awana Club Age (Available to volunteers and Faith Study attendees).
49 9/10/2018 5050 LEWIS MAIN & McCHORD COMMISSARIES HALLOWEEN CANDY IS HERE Get ready for the little ghost, goblins and super hero’s with Goodies from you commissary!!!!!!! Shop early for the best selections
9/10/2018 PROUD, COMMITTED AND MORE 5151 MCCHORD COMMISSARY
SIDEWALK SALE SEPTEMBER 13-16
9/10/2018 PROUD, COMMITTED AND MORE 52 LEWIS MAIN COMMISSARY FRESH TRAY PACK SEAFOOD SALE AT OUTSTANDING PRICES FEATURING THE CATCH OF THE DAY AND MORE SEPTEMBER 14 – 16, 2018
9/10/2018 PROUD, COMMITTED AND MORE 5353 Lewis Main commissary “Fall into Savings “ Sidewalk Sale SAVINGS UP TO 50 % OFF ON SELECT ITEM. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION October 18 - 21, 2018 Located in the lewis commissary warehouse
PROUD, COMMITTED AND MORE
54 McChord Main Exchange September Updates: Lewis Main Exchange September Updates:
• Friday 14- Saturday 15 September • Friday 14 September • Philosophy Skincare Event (1100-1500) • Dell Computer Demo 1100-1400 • LG TV Demo 1100-1400 • Saturday 15 September • Back to School Sidewalk Sale 0900-1500 • Saturday 15 September • Charbroil Grill Demo 1100-1300 • Proctor and Gamble Baby Shower event • Coloring Contest 1200-1400 • Spin the Wheel to win • Sony PlayStation Demo 1100-1300 • Backpack Giveaway • LG TV Demo 1100-1300 • Muscle Milk Giveaway • Play Doh Event (Time TBD) • Sale Items include: • Paper Towels • Saturday 20 September • Composition Books • Keurig Demo 1000-1300 • Paper • Sony PlayStation Demo 1100-1300 • Snack Items for lunch • And More! • Play Doh Event for the kids 1100-1400
Lewis Main and McChord Field Beauty Salons are now closed. We apologize for any inconvenience and are working quickly to minimize the lapse in service.
55 56 9/10/2018 AT YOUR McCHORD EXCHANGE MALL 5757 Tuesday 18 September
Air Force logo Air Force logo souvenirs Souvenirs with any tender MILITARY STAR. Case sensitive online code: MILPRIDE18
Per gallon Any food purchase of gas with at participating MILITARY STAR. Exchange restaurants with MILITARY STAR.
Exchange concessions purchase of $25 or more with MILITARY STAR. (coupon required)
*Valid September 18, 2018 at participating Army & Air Force Exchange Service locations. Fuel offer excludes propane. Not valid at NEX, CGX or MCX facilities. Visit Customer Service for coupons and details. 58 9/10/2018 5959 When: Thursday 20 September When: Friday 28 September
Where: McChord Main Exchange Where: Lewis Main Exchange Bldg. 504 Bldg. 5280
Time: 1100 hours Time: 1100 hours
9/10/2018 If you have any questions contact your local Exchange HR Office: 253-964-4002/ 2522 6060 61 62 Food Court
Sales
Floor Mall
Class MCSS Six
63 Lewis Community Spouses’ Club
www.lewiscommunityspousesclub.org
Important Santa’s Castle Dates
• September 24th – Office Hours begin! Santa’s Castle will be open from 1100 - 1400 each day, except holidays and DONSAs.
• September 25th – Open House (Check Out Our Facility and Process)
• September 24th – November 1st - Online Applications Accepted From E- 8 And Above Leadership • No Service Member Self Referrals
• Month of November – Service Members Make Appointments • Once applications have been approved and notification sent out
• November 26th – 30th and December 3rd- December 7th - Service Members Select Toys For Their Children @ Santa’s Castle MUSEUM EVENTS
11 SEP: HALL OF VALOR Grand Opening 1100 Ribbon-Cutting 1000-1700 Open to Public
17 NOV: WWI Armistice Commemoration
Garrison Update
Next Garrison Update
3 Oct 18 @ 0930
McChord Club
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Garrison Commander Comments
70 Back Up Slides
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Directorate Plans, Training, Mobilization, and Security Key Events – September-November 2018
. 03 SEP 18, Labor Day Federal Holiday . 07 SEP 18, Commanding General (CG) Golf Scramble, 1300, Whispering Firs Golf Course, Lead: DFMWR . 07 SEP 18, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTAMS . 08 SEP 18, Salmon Run 12K/5K/1K, Time: TBD, McChord Field, Lead: DFMWR . 10 SEP 18, Seahawks Meet-and-Greet Event, Time: TBD, Warrior Zone / Lewis North Athletic Complex, Bldg 11592, Lead: DFMWR . 15 SEP 18, Fall Flea Market/Oktoberfest, 1100-2000, MWR Fest Tent, Lead: DFMWR . 18 SEP 18, Air Force Birthday . 21 SEP 18, Monthly RET Ceremony, 1400 (Retirees Show up at 1230), Carey Theater, Lead: I Corps . 22 SEP 18, Wine & Jazz Festival, Time: TBD, McChord Field Club, Lead: DFMWR . 25-26 SEP 18, JBLM Service Member for Life (SFL) Transition Summit, 25 SEP 18, 1200-1900, 26 SEP 18, 0800-1600, ----- . 05 OCT 18, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTAMS . 05 OCT 18, DONSA . 08 OCT 18, Columbus Day . 12 OCT 18, Commanding General (CG) Golf Scramble, 1200, Eagles Pride Golf Course, Lead: DFMWR . 13 OCT 18, Zombie Apocalypse Run 5K/1K, 2000, Location: TBD, Lead: DFMWR . 18 OCT 18, Great Washington ShakeOut Drill, 1018, Everywhere, Lead: DPTAMS . 18-20 OCT 18, Theatrical Nightmare Haunted House, Times: TBD, Shoreline Park, Lead: DFMWR/BOSS . 19 OCT 18, Commander’s Cup 5K Championship, 0600, Location: TBD, Lead: DFMWR . 19 OCT 18, 2018 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Event, 1300-1600, McChord Field Theater, Lead: DPFR* . 25-27 OCT 18, Theatrical Nightmare Haunted House, Times: TBD, Shoreline Park, Lead: DFMWR/BOSS . 31 OCT 18, Hallelujah Harvest, 1800, MWR Fest Tent, Lead: Chaplain . 31 OCT 18, Halloween ----- . 02 NOV 18, Personal Shred, 0800-1100, IDF Facility (Bldg 3152), Lead: DPTAMS . 08 NOV 18, Annual Naturalization Ceremony, 1300-1400, McChord Field Club, Lead: DPFR* . 09 NOV 18, DONSA . 11 NOV 18, Seahawks Meet-and-Greet Event, 1325, Warrior Zone / Lewis North Athletic Complex, Bldg 11592, Lead: DFMWR . 12 NOV 18, Veterans Day (observed) . 16 NOV 18, Monthly RET Ceremony, 1400 (Retirees Show up at 1230), Carey Theater, Lead: I Corps . 17 NOV 18, World War I Armistice Commemoration, 1000-1700, Lewis Army Museum, Lead: Museum . 17 NOV 18, Turkey Trot 5K/1K, 1000/1030, Location: TBD, Lead: DFMWR . 22 NOV 18, Thanksgiving Day . 23 NOV 18, DONSA and AF Family Day . 29 NOV 18, Holiday Tree Lighting, 1630-1700, Jensen Family Health & Fitness Center/Sam Adams Cascade, Lead: DFMWR 74 75