Services and Facilities

MEDICAL SERVICES
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army Medical Center
http://www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil
(706) 787-5811, DSN 773-5811
Building 300
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center's mission is to provide World Class comprehensive and compassionate care to our Nation's Warriors, their families, retirees and all other directed beneficiaries, while maintaining unit and personal readiness to meet the demands of our Nation. It is the regional referral center for military treatment facilities within the Southeast Regional Medical Command. Specialty clinics open to all Department of Defense beneficiaries without co-pay includes: allergy, audiology, cardiology, cardio-thoracic, endocrinology, eye-ear-nose-throat, gastroenterology, gynecology, hematology/oncology, infectious disease, internal medicine, neuropsychology, neurosurgery, nephrology, occupational therapy, ophthalmology, optometry, orthopedics, plastic surgery, podiatry, pulmonary disease, radiology, rheumatology, sleep clinic, urology, vascular lab, vascular surgery, wound care and hyperbaric medicine. Eisenhower has a 20-bed inpatient Residential Treatment Facility for active military with substance or alcohol abuse issues. The daily average workload includes 2,750 outpatient visits, 70 inpatients, and 3,200 prescriptions filled. The Fort Gordon/Augusta community consists of approximately 47,000 beneficiaries enrolled for care at the medical center. This includes active military and their family members, and retirees and their family members.

The Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center and Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center actively participate in numerous DoD/VA sharing agreements for the provision of medical care to both DoD and VA beneficiaries. Current initiatives include cardiothoracic surgery, neurosurgery, OB/GYN services, hyperbaric medicine, intensive care bed services, and gastroenterology services. These agreements yield great benefits for both facilities and their beneficiaries and Charlie Norwood Veterans Administration Medical Center and DDEAMC continue to build on their sharing initiatives as professional capabilities increase.

Eisenhower has a number of training affiliations with healthcare organizations throughout the State of Georgia. Professional and paraprofessional trainees from these institutions participate in educational opportunities at Eisenhower. Likewise, Eisenhower's graduate medical and professional trainees, as well as enlisted technical trainees, rotate through hospital facilities throughout Georgia to gain the broadest educational experience available. Participating hospitals and clinics in Augusta and throughout the state include the Medical College of Georgia, Emory University School of Medicine/Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta @ Scottish Rite, Doctors Hospital, Trinity Hospital, Foot and Ankle Group of Augusta, Memorial Medical Center (Savannah), Memorial Children's Hospital (Savannah), University Hospital, Willingway Hospital (Statesboro), and Windmere Nursing Home. Some examples of medical trainee exchanges include rotations in anesthesia nursing, internal medicine, family medicine, orthopedic training for foot and ankle treatment, neurosurgery, clinical pastoral training, surgery, psychiatry and drug and alcohol treatment. These affiliations for training have proved to be mutually beneficial to both Eisenhower and the various affiliate institutions and greatly contributed to Eisenhower's mission of providing and promoting readiness, health, and training.

DDEAMC also partners with Humana Military Health Care Services for the provision of health care services to DoD beneficiaries. As the Managed Care Support Contractor for the TRICARE South Region, HMHS is responsible for development and maintenance of the local network of civilian hospitals and providers, and is responsible for the payment of claims for medical services delivered by network facilities and providers. Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center has the gold seal of approval from the Joint Commission. Patient Portal access for beneficiaries enrolled to DDEAMC Family Medicine Clinic, Connelly Clinic and TMC #4 is available from the website.

Patient Advocate Office
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center
Building 300, Main Lobby
(706) 787-4656/7820
The Patient Advocate Office is available to serve all patients and their family members who are unable to resolve their medical concerns with their healthcare provider or the healthcare management team. DDEAMC's goal is to meet or exceed our patient's expectations whenever possible. Raising concerns to the attention of the Patient Advocate enables us to address shortcomings and implement improvements for the future. In order to encourage complete disclosure, issues raised through the Patient Advocate are confidential and in no way will healthcare be adversely affected. In addition to pursuing resolution of concerns through the Patient Advocate, concerns can be addressed with the area Head Nurse or the Noncommissioned Officer-in-Charge. Patients' recommendations, questions or suggestions should be directed to the Patient Advocate. After duty hours the Administrative Officer of the Day (AOD) will receive calls at (706) 787-2770 and will refer them to appropriate offices.

School House - Graduate and
Professional Medical Education
Eisenhower is also an academic medical center for teaching excellence where physicians, dentists, clinical psychologists, clinical pastors, physician assistants, nurses, technicians and healthcare administrators receive training in their selected specialty. In fact, many local community providers have either served at the center or rotated through Eisenhower's doors. Educational programs include five Graduate Medical Education programs in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery and a Transitional Intern Year; an Oral and Maxillofacial program; a Clinical Psychology Internship; a Clinical Pastoral Education Residency; a Certified Nurse Anesthetist Program; a Health Care Administration Residency; Phase 2 programs for Practical Nurses and OR Techs, laboratory and radiology technicians; and Special Forces medics. More information is available at http://www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/GME.

Research
The Department of Clinical Investigation is composed of about 20 dynamic personnel that support, conduct and provide regulatory oversight for all clinical and laboratory based research at Eisenhower Army Medical Center, as well as projects being conducted at other centers throughout the region. The core mission of the Department of Clinical Investigation is to support resident research, but investigations conducted by Eisenhower staff and Department of Clinical Investigation biomedical scientists are also encouraged. The Department of Clinical Investigation maintains a fully accredited investigational review board for review and approval of clinical studies, laboratory research capabilities in molecular biology, biochemistry, endocrinology, microbiology, physiology and electron microscopy and has a complete, fully accredited animal laboratory facility with surgical capability. At any given time, there are usually more than 150 individual research protocols ongoing in the medical center, most being conducted by medical, dental or nursing trainees.

Health and Wellness Center
(706) 787-6756, DSN 773-6756
Building 29605
The Health and Wellness Center, located in Building 29605 next to Gym 4 on Barnes Avenue, is the central resource for health promotion activities. The center offers education classes, health information, community health awareness, individual and group counseling, preventive health screenings, tobacco cessation program, stress management and other health promotion activities and education classes. The center is open to all active duty military and eligible beneficiaries. DoD employees are encouraged to participate in the Civilian Health Promotion and Tobacco Cessation Programs. It is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Fisher House
http://www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/visitor/fisher.htm
(706) 787-7100, DSN 773-7100
Building 280
The Zachary and Elizabeth M. Fisher House serves as a home away from home for military families of patients who are currently admitted as inpatients at Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center or local medical facilities and the family member(s) are physically in the area. The Fisher House is a temporary residence and not a treatment facility, hospice, transient lodging or counseling center. Health care providers are not on the Fisher House staff.

Newly renovated in early 2011 the Fisher House has seven individual rooms, all of which include a full bath. The rooms sleep two to four guests depending on the room size. In addition to the individual rooms, residents share a common living room, kitchen and laundry area. There is no smoking in the Fisher House and all housekeeping is done by the residents.

Families (guest(s)) are accepted on a first-come, first served basis. When the Fisher House is full, the Fisher House Manager maintains a waiting list of those who wish to stay. Exceptions to the first-come, first served basis can be made by the manager in certain circumstances when a waiting list is maintained (very seriously ill or seriously ill patients, etc.). Reservations are not made at the Fisher House.

For placement into the Fisher House a referral for the families will need to be made. Referrals are done through Social Workers of the medical facility and the Administrative Officer of the Day (AOD) at DDEAMC. Referrals can also be done through the DDEAMC American Red Cross, Chaplains and the ward that the patient is admitted on at Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center. If the Fisher House is full when the referral is made then the families who wish to stay will be added to the waiting list. Referrals may be faxed to (706) 787-5106. Referral forms can be printed from the following website: http://www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/visitor/fisher.htm.

During Non-Duty Hours (evenings, weekends, holidays, etc.) contact DDEAMC's Administrative Officer of the Day for placement into the Fisher House at the AOD Desk number: (706) 787-2770, Cell number: (706) 830-1405. Families are strongly encouraged to make other lodging arrangements prior to their arrival in the Augusta area. This ensures that families have a place to stay in the event Fisher House is full. For additional information, visit the following website http://www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/visitor/fisher.htm or contact the Fisher House, at (706) 787-7100.

Eisenhower Army Medical Center -
Kendrick Memorial Blood Center
http://www.militaryblood.dod.mil/gordon
(706) 787-1014, DSN 773-1014
Building 25712
Fort Gordon is home to one of the Department of Defense's highest collecting blood donor centers. Kendrick is part of the Armed Services Blood Program, which consists of 22 donor centers that provide blood worldwide to service members and their families. Blood is needed to take care of deployed troops as well as patients in military hospitals overseas and at home. Kendrick Memorial is open weekdays for blood donations at the center on Barnes Avenue at 27th Street, and has a collection facility for platelet donations on the 6th floor of Eisenhower Army Medical Center. Appointments for blood donation are not required but are available online for donors' convenience. Call (706) 787-1014/3234 for more information, or go to http://www.militaryblood.dod.mil/gordon.

DENTAL SERVICES
USA Southern Regional
Dental Command
(706) 787-2247, DSN 773-2247
Academic Drive, Building 38801-B

USA Dental Activity
(706) 787-5738/2238, DSN 773-5738
38th Street, Building 38717
Fort Gordon is the location of the headquarters for the U.S. Army Southern Regional Dental Command and U.S. Army Dental Activity, Fort Gordon. The USA SRDC is located in Building 38801-B on Academic Drive and the USA DENTAC is located in Building 38717 on 38th Street and Academic Drive.

The SRDC provides operational guidance and staff oversight for subordinate USA Dental Activities/USA Dental Clinic Commands at Fort Benning, Fort Campbell, Fort Jackson, Fort Stewart, Fort Sill, Fort Polk, Fort Sam Houston, Fort Hood, Fort Rucker, Fort McPherson and Fort Gordon. The Fort Gordon DENTAC also has a clinic at Camp Shelby, MS, and a Dental Liaison Office in Miami, Fla. Collectively the SRDC is charged with responsibility for the dental readiness and well being of military personnel. The DENTAC, Fort Gordon provides comprehensive dental care at three dental clinic locations.

Snyder Dental Clinic is on the corner of Brainard Avenue and 25th Street. Active duty military should report during the hours of 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. for sick call or annual examinations. (706) 787-7050/6265.

Tingay Dental Clinic, near Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Building 320, provides specialty care by referral in periodontics, endodontics and prosthodontics. (706) 787-5102.

The Hospital Dental Clinic, First Floor of Eisenhower Army Medical Center, provides oral and maxillofacial surgery by referral. Military personnel assigned to Eisenhower Army Medical Center, DENTAC, and U.S. Army Dental Laboratory receive their dental care at this location. (706) 787-5322. Emergency care is provided after duty hours, weekends and holidays. Patients should call the Emergency Room, (706) 787-5222 or (706) 787-6727. The Emergency Room staff will provide information and further instructions if needed. The Fort Gordon DENTAC has post-graduate training programs in the specialties of endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, periodontics and prosthodontics. More specialty residents are trained at Fort Gordon than at any other Army post. The teaching faculty at Fort Gordon consults throughout the United States and overseas. Fort Gordon is the site for several continuing education specialty short courses sponsored by the Office of the Surgeon General. Military dentists worldwide and local civilian dentists attend these short courses.

Anyone having questions on the availability of dental care should call (706) 787-5738.

U.S. Army Dental Laboratory
(706) 787-5200, DSN 773-5200
Building 322
The U.S. Army Dental Laboratory was established at Fort Gordon on April 20, 1979. The dental lab, located near Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Building 322, is the only large production dental laboratory in the Army. The mission of the laboratory is to plan, conduct, supervise and perform dental prosthetic and orthodontic laboratory services for oral health organizations in the federal services. In addition to high quality and timely laboratory services, the dental lab also provides training and educational programs for dental officers and laboratory technicians.

Veterinary Services
Southeast Regional
Veterinary Command HQs
(706) 787-7841, DSN 773-7841
Building 38801-C
Fort Gordon is the location of the Headquarters, Southeast Regional Veterinary Command, Building 38801-C and the Veterinary Treatment Facility, Building 500. The Southeast Regional Veterinary Command provides operational guidance for three district veterinary commands at Fort Stewart, Ga.; Fort Rucker, Ala. and Fort Campbell, Ky. The overall mission is to provide the complete spectrum of authorized veterinary services to all Defense Department agencies within the assigned southeastern sector of the United States, Central and South America and the Caribbean Basin. The mission also includes integration of regional reserve component elements into the southeastern veterinary force structure and deployment of trained and ready veterinary personnel in support of worldwide contingency operations as may be directed by higher headquarters.

Veterinary Treatment Facility
http://www.fortgordon.com/vet.htm
(706) 787-3815/7375, DSN 773-3815
Building 500
Register pets with the Fort Gordon Veterinary Clinic by personally bringing a copy of the pet's vaccination history to Building S-500, North Range Road. According to Fort Gordon Regulation 40-6, Animal Care and Control, this must be done within 10 days of signing for government housing or obtaining the pet. Microchipping and current vaccinations are also mandatory for pets residing on post. Make sure to ask housing about their requirements. All dogs, cats and horses that are three months of age or older must be registered. Services are available to all active duty members and their dependents, retirees and reservists who have valid Department of Defense identification cards and are enrolled in the defense enrollment eligibility reporting system (DEERS). Reservists must be on active duty orders. A fee of $2 is applied to each cash register transaction. The Veterinary Treatment Facility's mission focuses on diseases that are transmissible from animal to human. Diseases that do not fall into this category will generally be referred off post for treatment. Please call the office for guidance. Services provided include health certificates, vaccinations, heartworm testing and preventatives, fecal testing and deworming, feline leukemia (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency (FIV) virus testing and microchip ID implantation. Sick call appointments for minor problems are also available. Call to schedule an appointment for any of the above services. The Veterinary Treatment Facility is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is closed the last working day of each month for inventory. It is also closed for military working dog emergencies. Scheduled appointments are seen every day the business is open and evening or weekend appointments are scheduled based on the availability of personnel. Due to the size of the waiting area, the clinic staff asks customers to make arrangements for child care.


SUPPORT AND SERVICES
Defense Military Pay Office
(706) 791-4826, DSN 780-4826
Darling Hall, Building 33720
The Fort Gordon Defense Military Pay Office is located in the Soldier Service Center, Darling Hall, Building 33720. The Defense Military Pay Office consists of four teams, which employ approximately 25 civilian and military technicians in the areas of military pay, travel, administration and disbursing. The Defense Military Pay Office's mission is to sustain Army joint and combined operations by providing continuous military pay service to customers in a timely and efficient manner. Individual support includes military pay entitlements for assigned personnel and their families consisting of prompt and courteous service in the processing of all customer-initiated work. This includes payments, transitions, in- and out-processing, permanent change of station travel payments, pay transaction input for military pay accounts and distribution of the monthly net pay advice, leave and earnings statement and a newsletter. Organizational support includes all assigned Fort Gordon activities and units in addition to three tenant activities, Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center, the 513th Military Intelligence Brigade and the 35th Signal Brigade.

Red Cross
http://www.ddeamc.amedd.army.mil/visitor/redcross.aspx
(706) 787-6311, DSN 780-6311
Building 300
The American Red Cross at Fort Gordon, located in the hospital, provides 24-hour service to active duty military personnel and their families. Services provided are in the areas of emergency communications, counseling concerning personal or family problems, financial assistance and referral to other agencies. The Red Cross also has a large volunteer program in the Eisenhower Army Medical Center and throughout the installation. Volunteers serve as receptionists, clerical staff, chaperones, nurse aides, caseworkers, administrative assistants and instructors in health and safety. During the summer, young people between the ages of 14 and 18 donate thousands of hours of service through the Red Cross.

Legal Services
http://www.gordon.army.mil/osja
(706) 791-7812/6523/3666/3148
DSN 780-XXXX
Winship Hall, Building 29718
The Fort Gordon Claims and Legal Assistance Divisions of the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate and the Trial Defense Service Office are here to serve you and your family's legal needs. All legal services are centrally located in Winship Hall, Building 29718, on B Street.

The Legal Assistance Office plays a major role in enhancing the quality of life for all military, retirees and their family members. Legal services are designed to fit the needs and circumstances of the individual. These personal legal services are confidential and at no charge to eligible persons. Appointments can be made by calling (706) 791-7812 or by visiting the office Monday through Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.; the office is closed on Thursday except for will executions from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and the divorce briefing at 3 p.m. Notary services, powers of attorney, attorney referral, tax, wills and immigration forms are all available on a walk-in basis any time the office is open. Other legal assistance, such as domestic relations, consumer issues and contract disputes, is available on an appointment basis. Free electronic tax filing is available every year between January and April. (706) 791-7812.

The Claims Office accepts notice of loss forms and claims on a walk-in basis Monday through Friday, 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. You have 70 days from the date of delivery of your household goods to write down any missing or damaged items on the notice of loss forms you received at the time of delivery and turn it in to the Claims Office. If you do not report an item within 70 days, you will not be paid for that item.

A claims specialist briefs each claimant on the process when the notice of loss forms is submitted. If you desire an appointment to turn in a claim, please call the Claims Office at (706) 791-6523. For more detailed information and forms, go to the Claims website at http://www.gordon.army.mil/osja/cl.htm.

The U.S. Army Trial Defense Service, Fort Gordon Field Office, provides advice and representation to Soldiers under investigation (suspects) and to those facing adverse actions, to include courts-martial, non-judicial punishment (Article 15) and administrative separations. Military personnel pending non judicial punishment or administrative separation will normally be seen on an appointment basis only, and on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Soldiers suspected of committing an offense, under investigation or pending court-martial charges can call or walk-in and will be seen as soon as possible. Appointments are made by calling the Trial Defense Service Field Office at (706) 791-3666.

In addition to claims, legal assistance and trial defense services, the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate has a Criminal Law Division and Administrative and Civil Law Division which advise the command on a variety of installation legal issues. Questions or comments about legal services may be directed to the Staff Judge Advocate at (706) 791-3148.

Multimedia and Visual
Information Center
http://www.gordon.army.mil/m-vic
(706) 791-2345, DSN 780-2345
Nelson Hall, Building 29801
The Multimedia and Visual Information Center at Fort Gordon provides graphic, photographic, presentation, video and loan and issue services to Fort Gordon and to authorized users in the northeastern region of Georgia in support of Signal training and Department of the Army training mission requirements. MVIC is the approval authority for all audiovisual and visual information equipment purchases. The Multimedia and Visual Information Center is the only full service authorized photo facility on Fort Gordon and provides support to all Fort Gordon military personnel for their official file photographs. A graphics self help center is available for approved and scheduled customer use. The self help schedule is available on Fort Gordon public folders. The MVIC office and work order reception area is located in Room 110, Nelson Hall, Building 29801 on Chamberlain Avenue. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Training Support Center
http://www.gordon.army.mil/m-vic
(706) 791-3341, DSN 780-3341
Building 15303
The Training Support Center (TSC) serves as the Fort Gordon and DA assigned geographic support area executor and manager in the production, loan, operation and issue of quality training aids and devices. TSC is located in Building 15303 at the corner of 15th Street and Lane Avenue. Hours of operation and customer services are Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Recognized as one of the Department of the Army's largest and most diverse production activities, TSC fabricates over 264 standard Army devices for distribution throughout the Department of Defense. TSC's installation mission supports the training requirements of the installation's Signal MOS instruction, TRADOC's conduct of Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills, One Station Unit Training and Advanced Individual Training. TSC also supports active and Reserve units that deploy worldwide. To support this mission TSC maintains a complete inventory of GTA's (graphic training aids) and common task training aids and devices for loan and permanent issue. Additionally, TSC provides oversight and instructor training of sophisticated training simulators such as the Engagement Skills Trainer or EST 2000. The EST 2000 provides weapons training in marksmanship qualification, collective battle skills and shoot/don't shoot scenarios. TSC maintains the HEAT trainer which is a HMMWV vehicle device used to train Soldiers on the effects of rollover and emergency egress. These trainers and others are available to Active, Reserve and National Guard units, as well as post military police and gate security guard units and can be reserved by accessing the TSC web page or calling (706) 791-1791.

As well as fabricating, loaning and issuing training aids and devices, TSC is the installation and regional property book manager for these items. TSC is required by Army G-3 to maintain and account for all devices fielded to Fort Gordon and used by our customers on the Materiel Army-wide Tracking System or MATS. Army oversight of this system is provided by ATSC-TRADOC. Questions about how to obtain training support services or to schedule a tour may be directed to the TSC Office at (706) 791-3341 or by visiting our web page at http://www.gordon.army.mil/m-vic.

Protocol Office
(706) 791-0022/3541, DSN 780-0022/3541
Signal Towers, Building 29808
The Protocol Office, located on the 9th Floor of Signal Towers, Building 29808, on Chamberlain Avenue, provides support and coordination for visiting dignitaries to the Signal Center. The Protocol Office provides for the coordination of billeting, messing, transportation and itinerary planning for visiting dignitaries, Colonel and above, or civilian equivalents, both American and foreign. The Fort Gordon Protocol Office advises and assists the command group staff and commanders on the etiquette and social customs relative to formal courtesies, ceremonies and entertainment in accordance with pertinent regulations and directives of this and higher headquarters. The office formulates plans for the administration and conduct of all official visits to the Signal Center and Fort Gordon. In addition, the Protocol Office provides support during all command sponsored conferences and meetings as directed by the Chief of Staff. The Protocol Office is also responsible for the coordination of administrative matters, logistical and maintenance requirements, transportation for attendees, billeting arrangements, printing requirements, reservation of buildings, security coordination and the conduct of social functions associated with these conferences. The Fort Gordon community hosts in excess of 500 distinguished visitors and approximately 100 ceremonies each year and the Protocol Office is constantly involved in meeting the needs of each. To request assistance or information, call the Protocol Office at (706) 791-0022/3541.

Public Affairs Office
http://www.gordon.army.mil/pao
(706) 791-7003, DSN 780-7003
Nelson Hall, Building 29801
The Public Affairs Office, located on the second Floor of Nelson Hall, Building 29801, on Chamberlain Avenue, conducts command information, media relations and community relations programs in support of Fort Gordon's Signal Center of Excellence, Garrison Command and all other mission partners located on the installation.

Fort Gordon's newspaper, The Signal, is published every Friday in the interest of all military and civilian employees, retirees and their families served by Fort Gordon. The Signal provides readers with command information, news, sports, feature stories and up-to-date information on post and Army-wide events. The broadcast staff's primary mission is the production of command information audiovisual products for broadcast through internal and external television and Internet outlets. To publish news and information, call the Public Affairs Office at (706) 791-7003/7069/6844. Fort Gordon news releases, as well as The Signal's newspaper issues and broadcast videos are featured on the web at http://www.gordon.army.mil/pao.

Post Office
(706) 790-3651
Building 36202
The Fort Gordon branch of the Augusta Post Office is located in Building 36202 at 36th Street and Third Avenue. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Directorate of
Emergency Services
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dps
(706) 791-9289, DSN 780-9289
Building 29717
The director's office of the Directorate of Emergency Services is located in Building 29717 on B Street off Chamberlain Avenue. The Directorate of Emergency Services consists of law enforcement services (patrol operations, investigative activities, military working dog, police, physical security and game warden), fire and emergency services. Your concerns are our concerns. Working together, we have made our community a safe and enjoyable place to live and work.

Police/Provost
Marshal Division
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dps
(706) 791-4380/4937, DSN 780-4540
Building 32422
The Police/Provost Marshal Division Military Police Desk in the Law Enforcement Center, Building 32422, is manned 24 hours a day; the telephone numbers are (706) 791-4380/ 4537/2681. The Police/Provost Marshal Division is comprised of uniformed patrol forces, including a bicycle patrol, a traffic accident investigation section, a drug suppression team, investigations section, working dog section, AWOL apprehension, court liaison section, a special reaction team, physical security and a game warden section. Each section has a combined mission of using proactive initiatives to solicit every community member's assistance in reducing crime. Additionally the Police/Provost Marshal maintains liaison with all local, county and federal police agencies within 47 Central Savannah River Area counties of Georgia and South Carolina.

Fire and Emergency
Services Division
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dps
(706) 791-1204/4141, DSN 780-1204
Building 32420
Fort Gordon's Fire and Emergency Services Division provides aggressive, customer oriented services to the post. Services include Fire Prevention, (706) 791-1204/1205 and Fire Operations, (706) 791-4141/2445. The fire prevention staff provides fire safety education, ensuring life safety and fire protection requirements are addressed for all construction and/or renovation projects on all facilities. They also conduct fire inspections along with an array of other fire prevention services. The fire operations office provides fire suppression services by a well trained, well equipped, full time staff of professional firefighters. The fire operations office also responds to medical emergencies, hazardous material incidents, public education, displays of fire apparatus and rescue equipment and a multitude of other services. Together the fire operations and fire prevention offices are a metamorphosis evolving as the Fort Gordon Fire Department, safeguarding the Fort Gordon public from the possibility of all fire hazards and emergencies.

Installation Safety Office
http://www.gordon.army.mil/safety
(706) 791-SAFE, DSN 780-7233
Darling Hall, Building 33720
The Installation Safety Office manages the command's safety programs to ensure conservation of military and civilian resources against accidental injury and loss. The Installation Safety Office establishes policies and manages the occupational safety and health program and the radiation protection program under the Nuclear Regulatory Commission throughout the Signal Regiment. Staff members provide safety awareness education classes, conduct inspections of all facilities including Child Care Centers, new construction/renovation, outdoor recreation, special events, troop and tactical, training and firing range activities, and coordinates POV/POM safety instruction using the Army Traffic Safety Training Programs. Think and remember S.A.F.E., Staying Accident-Free Every day.

MICC-Fort Gordon
http://www.gordon.army.mil/doc
(706) 791-1800, DSN 780-1800
Winship Hall, Building 29718, 3rd Floor
The Fort Gordon Mission & Installation Contracting Command (MICC-Ft Gordon) (a subordinate element of Army Materiel Command), located in Building 29718, is responsible for the solicitation and award of new contracts up to $5.5 million for supplies, equipment, services, and minor construction that support daily operation of the Fort Gordon Garrison, U.S. Army Signal Center of Excellence, and assigned tenant activities. New contracts exceeding the $5.5 million threshold are typically solicited and awarded by the MICC Contracting Center at Fort Bragg, N.C. The MICC-Ft Gordon performs contract administration for garrison support contracts regardless of dollar value and performs contract administration of other contracts performed on Fort Gordon as directed by higher headquarters. This office also issues government purchase cards to individuals within other supported Fort Gordon activities for making buys up to $3,000 for miscellaneous items such as office and administrative supplies.

Civilian Employment
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm
(706) 791-6382, DSN 780-6382
Darling Hall, Building 33720
A variety of civilian employment information is available at Fort Gordon's Job Information Center, located in the Civilian Personnel Advisory Center, Darling Hall, Building 33720. In addition to providing information about federal employment opportunities at Fort Gordon, the center also has information about non-appropriated fund employment, certain private sector employment and federal jobs at other locations. The Job Information Center is open to the public Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Friday, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Civilian employment information is available on the Fort Gordon website at http://www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm. Scroll down until you find the "Jobs" category link then make your selection. Print the announcement and follow the application instructions.

Other web links: Civilian Personnel Online (Worldwide) is http://www.cpol.army.mil, click on employment, then search for jobs, next screen will show the vacancy announcement board, go to the bottom of the page to announcement number, if you are looking for a federal position type SCDZ%, if you are looking for a Non-appropriated Fund (NAF) job type in SCNAFDZ%, this will bring up openings for Fort Gordon only; Fort Gordon website, http://www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/jobs.htm; Non-appropriated Fund, http://www.gordon.army.mil/ dhr/NAF/naf.htm; Office of Personnel Management, http://www.usajobs.opm.gov;CHRMASiteHqUSAREUR (Europe), http://cpolrhp.belvoir.army.mil/eur/; U.S. Army Homepage, http://www.army.mil; U.S. Air Force Homepage, http://www.af.mil/sites; Morale, Welfare and Recreation, http://www.armymwr.com; Army and Air Force Exchange, http://www.aafes.com State of Georgia, http://www.careers.ga.gov; U.S. Postal Service, http://www.usps.com/employment.

Equal Employment
Opportunity Office
http://www.gordon.army.mil/eeo
(706) 791-4551, DSN 780-4551
Darling Hall, Building 33720
The Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Office administers an EEO program that enables and assists our customers in creating and sustaining a discrimination-free environment for current civilian employees as well as applicants for employment. Key features of the EEO program include timely processing of complaints, affirmative action, special emphasis program management and training and education. A web page is available and provides pertinent information regarding all aspects of the Garrison EEO program. Web address is http://www.gordon.army.mil/eeo.

Military Personnel
Services Division
http://www.gordon.army.mil/mpd
(706) 791-8589, DSN 780-8589
Darling Hall, Building 33720
The Military Personnel Services Division is located in Building 33720, Soldier Service Center, Darling Hall. The Military Personnel Division's mission is to manage Soldier programs and provide direct military personnel service to all assigned and attached units and mission partners on the installation and provide military personnel support service to all family members and retirees in the Fort Gordon area. Services include in- and out-processing, assignments and utilization, strength accountability, records maintenance, promotions, evaluations, identification cards/defense enrollment eligibility reporting system, casualty and mortuary affairs, transition service, retirement, congressional inquiries, military awards and decorations and other military personnel service.

Army Career and
Alumni Program
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dhr/career.htm
(706) 791-7356, DSN 780-7356
Building 33800
The Army Career and Alumni Program is the umbrella that integrates all available federal and local activities for personnel being separated from government service. Designed to provide a complete package of services and benefits for transitioning active duty, Reserve, National Guard and civilian personnel, the Army Career and Alumni Program's primary purpose is to ensure that Army personnel are transitioned in a caring, organized and disciplined manner.

The Army Career and Alumni Program will assist transitioning personnel and their families by identifying their needs and provide assistance in meeting those needs. The Army Career and Alumni Program is located in Building 33800 on Rice Road.

Army Substance
Abuse Program
http://www.gordon.army.mil/asap
(706) 791-3674/3437, DSN 780-3674
Building 38702
The Army Substance Abuse Program's mission is to provide a wide variety of services both clinical and non-clinical for active duty and retired military, National Guard, Reserves, their family members and Department of the Army civilian employees and their family members on-clinical services are located at 202 Seventh Ave., Building 38702 on the corner of Seventh Avenue and 39th Street. The operational hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. For additional information, call (706) 791-3674/3437. Services for active duty, Reserve Components and National Guard units consist of: quality assurance for substance abuse collection and testing; substance abuse education; unit prevention leader training and certification; alcohol and drug abuse prevention training; community awareness programs and campaigns; and commander's orientation.

Employee Assistance Program services for Department of the Army civilians, military retirees and family members are conducted on a strictly confidential basis and consist of: crisis intervention; screening/assessment and short-term counseling; referral for treatment and rehabilitation; follow-up services to assist employees' readjustment to their jobs, training and education for supervisors and employees about alcohol and other drugs; training and consultation for supervisors on how and when to make proper use of the Employee Assistance Program services, and community awareness programs and campaigns. Clinical services are located in Building 39721. The operational hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Emergencies after duty hours or weekends are screened in the emergency room at Eisenhower Army Medical Center. For additional information, call (706) 787-3673/5329.

The Army Substance Abuse Program clinical component is a comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation treatment program designed to treat patients identify with substance abuse problems. Serious substance abuse cases may be referred to the Residential Treatment program located on the 12th floor at Eisenhower Army Medical Center. Clinical Army Substance Abuse Program services are provided primarily to active duty military personnel and civilian employees. Retirees and family members of eligible personnel are screened and provided with information and referrals to other local resources. Personnel can be seen through self-identification, command, medical, biochemical identification or investigation and/or apprehension.

Education and
Services Division
http://www.gordon.army.mil/aces
(706) 791-2000/3622, DSN 780-2000
Building 21606
The Education and Services Division promotes life-long learning opportunities using Army continuing education programs and services that enable professional development and retention. The programs and services delivered enhance personal growth, professional development and readiness of the U.S. Army and Fort Gordon. Individuals seeking education counseling, in-/out-processing, DANTES (Defense for Non-Traditional Education Services) and APT (Army Personnel Testing) Test, enrollment in a variety of education programs and services are encouraged to visit an education counselor in Building 21606 on Barnes Avenue. In addition to active duty personnel, the Education and Services Division serves their family members, retirees, reservists and Department of the Army civilians. The Multi-Use Learning Facility (MLF), most often referred to as "The Learning Center," is also located in Building 21606. The MLF provides a full extension of web-based information, programs and services to Soldiers, family members and Department of the Army civilians.

The Test and Evaluation (T&E) Branch of the Education and Services Division is located in Building 25602 on Barnes Avenue. The T&E facility provides efficient and accessible proctored examinations, DANTES, APT and Colleges/Universities (eArmyU/ecourse, Distance Learning) test environment, by appointment, in a secure and conducive location. For more information on programs and services such as basic skills education, eArmyU, tuition assistance or the on-post college program, contact the Education Center, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thursday's counseling services is available after 1 p.m., (706) 791-2000/3622.

Resident Collegiate Programs
http://www.gordon.army.mil/aces/colleges.htm
(706) 791-2000/3622, DSN 780-2000
Building 21606
Fort Gordon's on-post colleges and universities offer an array of educational opportunities. Visit the Education Center in Building 21606 on Barnes Avenue for information on the following collegiate institutions and their programs:
Georgia Military College, http://gmc.cc.ga.us. (706) 793-8577/8588. Associate degree programs in general studies, business administration, pre-nursing, management, communications electronics technology/management, criminal justice and data processing.
Paine College, http://www.paine.edu. (706) 793-2030. Baccalaureate degrees in business administration, education and sociology.
Central Michigan University, http://www.cel.cmich.edu/locations/location.aspx?site=GORDN. (706) 798-5739. Master of Science degree in administration with a concentration in health services administration.
Troy University, http://augusta.troy.edu. (706) 210-2825/2821. Associate degree program in computer science, Baccalaureate degrees in computer science and political science, Master of business administration with a concentration in information systems and a Master of education with concentrations in counseling and psychology, criminal justice, English, foundations of education, higher education administration, history and instructional technology.
Augusta Technical College, http://augustatech.edu. (706) 791-7755. Various certificate and diploma programs are offered based on interest and enrollment. Georgia residents and/or service members and their adult family members stationed at an installation in Georgia can receive the Georgia HOPE Grant to fund their certificate and diploma programs.
University of Maryland University College, http://www.umuc.edu/index.shtml. (706) 207-1407. Master of science in computer systems management, technology management, information technology, telecommunications management and software engineering. Various Certificate and Diploma programs are offered through online studies.
Webster University, http://www.webster.edu/ (706) 798-3955. All degree programs offered are graduate programs. Students must have baccalaureate degree from an institution accredited by one of the regional accrediting agencies to apply for admission. All classes are offered in the evening, unless otherwise listed. There are five nine-week terms per year. Each class meets one night a week for 4 hours. Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master in Business and Organizational Security Management, Master in Human Resources Management, MA in Information Technology Management, MA in Management and Leadership.

Colleges with Visiting Representatives:
Brenau University (706) 869-0799
Thomas University (800) 538-9784
American Military University (803) 865-9786
Strayer University (706) 447-3607
Augusta State University (706) 737-1632
Jones International University (910) 257-4686
University of Phoenix (706) 868-2049

Integrated Training
Area Management
http://www.gordon.army.mil/itam
(706) 791-5008/9935, DSN 780-5008
Building 482
The Integrated Training Area Management Program, operated by the Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security, is responsible for providing technical expertise to manage Fort Gordon's training lands. The intent of the Integrated Training Area Management Program is to provide training land management capability across the total Army. It is also an essential part of the Army's commitment to environmental stewardship. The effective integration of stewardship principles into training land management practices ensures that the Army's lands remain viable to support future training and mission requirements indefinitely.

Personnel include the Integrated Training Area Management Program coordinator and a geographical information system analyst stationed at Range Control, located in Building 81200. The Integrated Training Area Management office provides and coordinates military support for use of the training areas, including map production, assistance with environmental checklists required for tenant and non-tenant unit training activities and educational awareness about Fort Gordon's natural and cultural resources.

Directorate of Logistics
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dol
(706) 791-2675/9731, DSN 780-2675
Building 14550
The Directorate of Logistics provides the full spectrum of services associated with installation logistics operations to include supply and services, maintenance and transportation support necessary for readiness and quality of life of the residents, units and activities on Fort Gordon. The Directorate of Logistics supports Soldiers and tenants on a daily basis through the supply and services division's entities that include the supply support activity (SSA), and the installation property book office that provides property accountability services and guidance to units. Units requiring supply support must have a current signature card (DA Form1687) on file signed by the commander/director. The central issue facility provides organizational clothing and issue items to Soldiers of the installation and appointments can be scheduled for unit issue/turn-in by calling (706) 791-5186. The ammunition supply point (ASP) provides service to support unit training requirements. Units are required to have necessary documentation and training prior to receipt of ammunition. For more information on requirements call (706) 791-4239. The installation food program manager is responsible for the oversight of all installation dining facilities and ensuring that the military community and other diners receive quality meals at all times in garrison and in the field. Units requiring support should call (706) 791-5680. The maintenance division is responsible for providing maintenance support to garrison tenants for vehicles and communications equipment. The division also provides combat service support automation office (CSSAMO) service to garrison units. The division has been designated as the center of excellence (COE) for communications type equipment due to special capabilities to repair Signal type systems. The transportation division provides services that support both deployable and non-deployable tenants. These services include advising and assisting military personnel on inbound shipments, household goods and other details needed for change of station moves. The office also has oversight over the commercial transportation office (CTO) for personnel requiring travel support. Tenants should always remember that April through September is high traffic season so appointments should be made as soon as possible (once orders received) to ensure that carriers are available to transport at the desired time. The transportation motor pool (TMP) provides vehicle support to installation tenants. The support includes sedans as well as buses. Units/tenants requiring support should call (706) 791-4885 for more information.

Directorate of Public Works
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dpw
(706) 791-2675/9731, DSN 780-2675
Building 14500
The Directorate of Public Works is responsible for planning and directing engineering activities, including real property management, environmental protection, and management of other related installation support actions involved in assuring the effective training of personnel. DPW administers the base support for engineering activities, establishes policies, reviews performances, and provides acceptances of contractor services. DPW provides services associated with installation public works operations to enhance the quality of life of the residents, units and activities on Fort Gordon. The Directorate of Public Works supports Soldiers and tenants on a daily basis by ensuring compliance with state and federal environmental statutes regarding air, land and water quality. DPW also manages the installation's land management, forestry and fish and wildlife programs. Public Works oversees the operations and maintenance of the infrastructure including both government and privatized utility services. Additionally, the Public Works Division manages repair and new construction efforts through the garrison's annual work plan and military construction programs. Maintenance and repair requests valued at less than $2,000 may be performed by service order, while those exceeding $2,000 must be formally submitted on a Department of the Army Form 4283 or work order, which is available on the directorate's web page. Signature cards (Department of Defense Forms 577) for unit designees authorized to sign requests must be current in the Directorate of Public Works' files. Requesters will be asked for the Department of the Army Form 4283 project number when calling to inquire about the status of a work order. Service order desk can be reached at (706) 791-5520.

Environmental Branch
http://www.gordon.army.mil/dpw
(706) 791-6481, DSN 780-6481
Building 14500
Fort Gordon's Environmental Branch is located in Building 14500. The Environmental Branch is responsible for all aspects of the installation's environmental, natural and cultural resources compliance and program management, including fish and wildlife, forestry, pest management and planning, land, water, cultural and archaeological resources and environmental services. The office acts as a liaison between the Fort Gordon community and various local, state and federal regulatory agencies and also provides environmental technical assistance and education to units and activities involved with hazardous materials, construction projects, endangered species or other environmental issues. It also oversees the post operations contractor in environmental effects and compliance and provides forest Fire protection. A web page is available and provides current, pertinent information, training schedules and compliance guidance. Web address: http://www.gordon.army.mil/dpw/ENRMO/default.htm. The staff at the Environmental Branch can be reached at (706) 791-2403/ 6481/2397 during duty hours.

Youth Challenge Academy
http://www.ngycp.org/site/state/gafg
(706) 791-5950/5990/6100
Building 40006
The Youth Challenge Academy opened with its first class at Fort Gordon in September 2000. The second campus in Georgia, it is a voluntary 22-week residential program for "at risk" Georgia high school dropouts. Sponsored by the state's National Guard, cadets are given an opportunity to turn their lives around by acquiring life skills and their General Education Diploma. The campus is located in the Brems Barracks area, adjacent to the Post Exchange complex.

Army and Air Force Exchange
http://odin.aafes.com/conus_ser/ft_gordon/info.htm
(706) 793-7171
Building 38200
There are Army and Air Force Exchange System facilities located throughout Fort Gordon to serve the military and their families. In addition to retail and food facilities, the Post Exchange and PXtra include barber shops, beauty shops, laundry and dry cleaners, a self service laundry, car wash, shoe repair, flower shop, car rental, optical shop, specialty shop and hospital pharmacy annex. Other Post Exchange activities include two self-service gas stations and three mobile snack wagons. (706) 793-7171.

Fort Gordon's Class Six store offers alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as well as a large variety of unique collectibles. The Class Six store is located in Building 31300 on Third Avenue and 31st Street. Patronage is restricted to active duty and retired military personnel, their family members and reserve and National Guard personnel on extended active duty for 72 hours or more. (706) 791-4488.

Commissary Store
http://www.commissaries.com
(706) 791-3718
Building 37200
Fort Gordon has a modern commissary for use by active duty and retired military personnel, reservists, National Guard and their family members, in accordance with military regulations. The commissary store is located in Building 37200 on the 3rd Avenue by-pass.

Carlson Wagonlit Travel
(706) 798-0990
Darling Hall, Building 33720
Carlson Wagonlit Travel provides official travel needs of U.S. Army and government personnel at Fort Gordon. Carlson Wagonlit Travel is located in Room 117, Darling Hall, Building 33720. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The reservation telephone number is (706) 798-0990.

Aladdin Travel
(706) 771-0089
Building 36200
Aladdin Travel is ready to serve all your leisure travel needs. Aladdin Travel is located in the bus station, Building 36200, on 36th Street near the post office and bank. Military discount attraction tickets to Six Flags, Carowinds, Florida and Virginia area attractions and local area venues are available. Aladdin Travel is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The telephone number is (706) 771-0089.

Religious Support
http://www.gordon.army.mil/chaplain
(706) 791-5653
Fort Gordon's military religious program offers many spiritually oriented activities for families and single service members. Worship services for many faith groups. Bible studies, music programs, and retreat ministries are only a few of the activities available to Fort Gordon's military family members and civilian employees. For additional information, call the Religious Support Office on Barnes Avenue at (706) 791-5653. Services are listed in The Signal newspaper under Chapel Call.

Protestant
Collective Protestant worship services are offered Sundays in Fort Gordon's three chapels and at the hospital. Denominational services are provided on a regular basis and are announced in The Signal newspaper. Sunday School classes are held each week for all age groups. Special groups such as Protestant Women of the Chapel, and the Protestant Men of the Chapel, and Protestant Youth Ministry meet regularly and sponsor a wide variety of programs and activities.

Catholic
Masses are held each weekday and on Saturdays and Sundays at various times at the hospital and Good Shepherd Chapel. Catholic Religious Education (formerly Confraternity of Christian Doctrine - CCD) classes are given weekly from September through May. Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults begins in September. Catholic organizations offer unique fellowship and worship opportunities including the Catholic Youth Organization, Military Council of Catholic Women and Catholic Men of the Chapel. For additional information, call the Good Shepherd Chapel at (706) 791-2945.

Jewish
Jewish worship and education opportunities are provided through various congregations in the local community. For more information, call the Religious Support Office at (706) 791-5653.

Muslim
Muslim worship and education are held each week at the Muslim Activity Center, Building 38804 on Academic Drive. For more information, call Mr. Abuwi at (706) 772-4313 (Voice Mail).

Denominational Services
Some denominational services are conducted on post. For additional information, call the Religious Support Office at (706) 791-5653. Religious services off post are listed in the local yellow pages and in The Signal newspaper.

Religious Education Programs
Many faith development programs are offered and resources are available for loan through the Religious Education Center with its Resource Library and Media Center. Faith specific programs include Sunday classes for all ages (children, youth and adults), various weekday and evening Bible and spiritual growth study groups for Soldiers and other adults, chapel youth groups and children's groups. Special summer programs include two joint Catholic and Protestant opportunities. The "Vacation Bible School" is for pre-school and elementary children. It features singing, Bible stories, crafts, and games—all designed to work together for fun and spiritual growth in the children. The "Fun in the SON" is a day-camp type program for teens. It features mornings of active, faith growth experiences followed by afternoons of recreation. For information, call the Religious Education Center at (706) 791-4703.

Family Life Center
Fort Gordon's Family Life Center offers a well-rounded program of family and marriage enrichment seminars, couples' growth groups, and workshops on communication skills and parent-child relationships. For information, call the Family Life Center at (706) 791-7421.

Other Special Services and Ministries
Single service members can participate in a variety of programs tailored to meet their needs, such as troop discussion groups and retreats. Other ministries include both Catholic and Protestant premarital instruction, retreats of all types and both contemporary and traditional musical programs. For more information on all religious activities at Fort Gordon, including dates, times, locations and further details concerning the various programs and services offered, consult your unit chaplain or call the Religious Support Office at (706) 791-5653.

COMMUNITY SERVICES
Army Community Service
http://www.gordon.army.mil/acs
Toll Free (877) 310-5741
(706) 791-3579, DSN 780-3579
Darling Hall, Building 33720
Army Community Service is a worldwide program designed to provide both active duty and retired military families with a centrally located and unit based responsive source of information and assistance in solving problems. The program functions as an expansive social service network for the military community. At Fort Gordon, Army Community Service is located in Darling Hall, Building 33720, at the corner of Chamberlain Avenue and Kilbourne Street. A satellite location is the Family Outreach Center, Building 1905-A on Brainard Avenue in Gordon Terrace housing area.

Army Emergency Relief
(706) 791-1331/8685
The Army Emergency Relief (AER) office is also located in Darling Hall, Building 33720, Room 172. Army Emergency Relief is available for active duty and retired service members who find themselves in an unexpected emergency crisis. The program also provides assistance to spouses and orphans of deceased service members. Active duty personnel assigned to Fort Gordon must complete a DA Form 1103, (Army Emergency Relief Application) which must be signed by either their unit First Sergeant or Commander and contact a counselor for assistance. For additional information or questions, please contact an AER Counselor at the above phone numbers.

Army Family Action Plan
(706) 791-2820/3579
Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) is a grass-roots program designed to provide a voice to all members of the military to include active duty, Reserve, National Guard, retirees, Department of the Army civilians and family members of these groups. The AFAP process lets people say what is working, what isn't and provides recommendations for improvement. AFAP alerts commanders and Army leaders to areas of concern that gives them the opportunity to quickly put plans into place toward resolving issues. Those issues that have merit and Army-wide impact are forwarded to the next command level for inclusion in the Major Command or Department of the Army annual conference. For more information on existing AFAP issues, or to become involved with this year's local conference, call (706) 791-3579. To submit a recommendation to make an existing program or service more effective or user-friendly, fill out an AFAP issue form online at http://www.gordon.army.mil/acs.

Army Family Team Building
(706) 791-2820/3579
Army Family Team Building (AFTB) is a volunteer- led organization with a central mission to provide training, knowledge and certification to family/community members to support the total Army effort. AFTB augments the Army mission by educating and training the Army family/community to be self-sufficient leaders within their communities. AFTB Level I provides basic skills and knowledge needed to live the military life; Level II allows the participant to grow into a community leader/manager; Level III focuses on inspiring and mentoring others into leadership positions. This program also allows Soldiers to earn promotion points for training received. Contact Army Community Service at (706) 791-3579 or visit http://www.gordon.army.mil/acs for more information.

Child Development Center
http://www.fortgordon.com/cyss.php
(706) 791-2701
The Fort Gordon Child Development Center (CDC) provides a consistent, safe, and nurturing environment for children. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 5:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. Services include full day programs, hourly care, and before/after school programs. Before and after school programs also provide transportation to most area schools and all who attend Freedom Park Elementary School on post. CDC is centrally located in Building 44401 on 44th Street near the Lakeview, McNair, Gordon and Olive Terrace housing areas. Child Development Center Services are open to authorized beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilians and DoD Contractors.

Child, Youth &
School Services
http://www.fortgordon.com/cyss.php
(706) 791-4455/4722
Child, Youth & School Services (CYSS) is a network of systems and programs through which Fort Gordon provides quality child and youth development options. These programs reduce the conflict between parental responsibilities and unit mission requirements, support readiness, and contribute to the quality of family life. Our Child and Youth development programs exist to promote the positive, healthy development of young people. We understand that through interesting, challenging, and developmentally appropriate experiences, children and youth are able to reach their full potential.

Our philosophy is based on the idea that children and youth learn practical life skills through programs and activities that emphasize fun, play, action, group and individual challenges. Our clubs, teams, celebrations, social events and volunteer work are all vehicles to get young people involved in positive activities that promote learning. Children wishing to participate in any of the Child, Youth & School Services programs must register in the central registration system. Registration is free for all Child, Youth & School Services patrons. Registration hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Our registration office is located in Building 28320 on Lane Avenue. Please enroll or download needed forms from the following website: https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/gordoncyms.html.

If your child suffers from allergies, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or has been diagnosed with any other physical or psychological condition, he or she must be granted an interview with the Special Needs Accommodation Process (SNAP) Team. This team of child care professionals, physicians, and counselors will determine how CYSS can best meet the needs of your child. During the registration process, your CYSS representative will be able to provide you with a Special Needs Placement Request Form. This form must be completed and returned to the central registration office within a week of registration. SNAP meetings are scheduled on the 2nd Wednesday of each month and parents are required to attend.

CYSS representatives will schedule program orientations for every new family during registration. Child, Youth & School Services are open to authorized beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilian and DoD Contractors.

Christmas House
(706) 791-3880/3579
Christmas House assists military members with providing a traditional winter holiday celebration for their families. Monetary donations from units and agencies, both on and off the installation, are used to purchase toys and commissary gift certificates. The application period is Oct. 1 through Nov. 15 annually.

Employment
Readiness Program
(706) 791-0795
The Employment Readiness Program provides family members of active duty, separating or retiring military personnel with information and assistance regarding employment opportunities in the surrounding area. Services include job referrals, individuals counseling, workshops and resume assistance. Information is available about the Army Spouse Employment Program (ASEP) for spouses pursuing careers with some of our corporate and local partners.

Exceptional Family
Member Program
(706) 791-4872/3579
The Exceptional Family Member Program is a mandatory enrollment program that works with other military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated community support for housing, educational, medical and personnel services to families with special needs. This program provides an opportunity through the Parent Information Exchange (PIE)/Support Group for parents and sponsors with Exceptional Family Members to meet and exchange information, resources, and ideas to better meet their unique needs. Information about recreational and cultural activities is available through this program along with information about rights and responsibilities under local state and Federal laws. Respite Care is also available for family members responsible for regular care of persons with disabilities.

Family Advocacy Program
(706) 791-3579
Sexual Assault Hotline: (706) 791-6297
The Family Advocacy Program is dedicated to prevention, prompt reporting, intervention and treatment of child and spouse maltreatment and sexual assault. The program enhances the quality of life for military and family members by offering classes, workshops, seminars and support services. Training can be customized and conducted at any location. The prevention programs and services that are available to aid military personnel and their family members in maintaining the integrity of the family unit are emergency shelter, emergency transportation, emergency child care and respite care, domestic violence prevention education, New Parent Support Program, Playgroup, Victim Advocate services, Trans Parenting, referrals to community based programs, crisis intervention and community education. The program works cooperatively with medical treatment facilities, other supportive service organizations on and off the installation and unit commanders to accomplish its goals.

Family Child Care
http://www.fortgordon.com/cyss.php
(706) 791-4440
Family Child Care (FCC) is a cost effective child care delivery system which allows provision of child care without large expenditure facilities. FCC reduces the burden on center-based programs by providing 24 hour and long-term care during mobilization and training exercises. FCC providers receive the same competency-base training as the Child Development Center (CDC) program assistances. Both the provider and the FCC home are certified by Child and Youth Services before children may be enrolled for care. All homes undergo periodic inspections by the following agencies: Signal Branch Safety Office, Fire Prevention, and Preventive Medicine. Registration hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Building 28320 on Lane Avenue. Family Child Care Services are open to authorized beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilians and DoD Contractors.

Financial Readiness
(706) 791-1331/3371/7878
The Financial Readiness Office is located in Darling Hall, Building 33720, Room 172. The Financial Readiness office provides a variety of educational literature, classroom instruction, individual counseling and online curriculum to increase the financial management skills and consumer awareness of service members, their families, retirees as well as spouses and orphans of deceased service members. Classes are available upon request by units and include topics such as budgeting, basic investing, credit reports and scoring, identity theft, insurance and planning for large purchases such as a car or home, maintaining security clearances and bank account management. Classes are also conducted at the Family Outreach Center. For more information or to register for classes, contact our office at the above phone numbers.

Fleet and Family
Support Center
(706) 791-5891/6667
The Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC) provides services for Sailors and their family members at Fort Gordon and in the Aiken-Augusta area. Service providers include a Clinical Counselor and a Work and Family Life Consultant. The goal is to provide Sailors and their family members with a point of contact and assistance with quality-of-life services while stationed at Fort Gordon/Augusta. Services provided include counseling, information and referral, employment assistance, relocation assistance, deployment support, personal financial management assistance, transition assistance, and life skills training. The FFSC is located in Darling Hall, Building 33720, Suite 224.

Information, Referral
and Follow-Up Program
(706) 791-3579/0792
The Information, Referral and Follow-Up Program provides military personnel and their families access to information that will assist them in meeting their needs and improving the quality of their lives. A resource file with comprehensive, accurate and up-to-date information on military and civilian community resources is available. In an effort to supplement the existing services, Military One Source is also available by calling (800) 342-9647 or at http://www.militaryonesource.com. Information to assist National Guard and Reserve families, as well as sister services, is part of the Army Integrated Family Support Network.

Middle School/Teen Program (Youth Program)
Located in building 45410, the Fort Gordon Youth Program (YP) (for grades 6-12) is designed to accommodate youth 11 to 18 years of age. The YP provides a comprehensive program that fosters social interaction, promotes personal growth and develops educational and recreational skills. To these ends, we offer diverse, flexible activities and recreational options to accommodate the needs of families both on and off post, and welcome parent participation.

The YP provides a home like environment and contains a large activity room, homework room with a variety of resource books and a Technology lab housing 15 computers with Internet access. We also have four TVs, pool tables, Play Stations 2/3, Wii system, XBox, Kinect and a variety of movies on DVD and Blueray. We serve free USDA approved, nutritious snacks after school. Limited spaces are available for FREE bus transportation from a variety of middle and high schools off post to our YP in building 45410.

Our programmed activities include:
Social activities such as dances, parties, holiday observances, festivals, heritage programs, youth-to-youth sponsorship and teen clubs enable youth to develop acceptable standards of contact, as well as good communication skills.
Community activities such as fests, carnivals, banquets, volunteer programs and family events.
Educational activities to include presentations, clinics and workshops on teen suicide prevention, job skills, drug and alcohol abuse, and other life-skill topics. Cultural events such as field trips to museums and plays, awareness days for other countries, student exchange programs and performing arts activities.
Instructional classes including dance, tennis, music, drama, computers, safety, etc. Outdoor activities to include camping, hiking, risk adventure, gardening, backpacking, water sports, cycling and environmental programs.
Competitive events to include team and individual sports, talent contests, art contests, photography and essay competitions.
Leadership events to include teen club programs, community service, youth recognition and program planning councils.
Family activities including picnics, hiking trips, camping, parent/child contests and family contests.
Youth Programs are open to authorized beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilians, and DoD Contractors.

Mobilization and
Deployment Services
(706) 791-1958/3579
Mobilization and Deployment Services include Family Readiness Group training for unit and community levels. Rear Detachment Commander (RDC) training is provided online and can be accessed through the ACS website. Upon successful completion of the course, a certificate of attendance is provided. Redeployment and Reunion briefings are available upon request. Army Community Service provides information to Soldiers and their families during Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP).

Additionally, children are provided with age appropriate books and a handbook for Soldiers and their spouses. During times of major deployments, natural disasters or emergencies requiring mass care, Army Community Service establishes a Family Assistance Center. The Family Assistance Center may operate on post or off post, as required.

Outreach Program
(706) 791-8358/3579
The Outreach Program enhances readiness and retention by assisting Soldiers and families in developing a stronger sense of self-reliance and belonging in the military community. Outreach targets those families who have the greatest level of need, but are least likely to seek out and take advantage of services until they have reached a state of crisis. Outreach focuses on three main areas: education and prevention, direct services and organizing support networks to encourage self-help and cultivate a sense of ownership within the military community.

Parent and Outreach Services
http://www.fortgordon.com/cyss.php
(706) 791-1305/6494
Fax: (706) 791-8768
Outreach Services (OS) centralizes the coordination of child care services within the local community. The following services are provided for military families:
CYSS Referral Services
Parent Education Classes
Baby Sitting Training and Referral
Volunteer Coordination
Assistance with Family Care Plans
Kids-On-Site (KOS)
Parents-On-Site (POS)
Special Interest Programs
Special Openings for Unit Functions
Youth Sponsorship
Parent and Outreach Services are to military beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilian and DoD Contractors.

Relocation Readiness
(706) 791-1922/4181
Relocation readiness assists and supports military personnel and their families during their moves from one military community to another. Welcome packets and electronic network information from Fort Gordon and other military installations all over the world are available. Basic household goods are made accessible to relocating families through the loan closet. Newcomer orientations help families settle in to the local area. The welcome center in Darling Hall provides computer access, local information and general relocation counseling.

School Age Center
http://www.fortgordon.com/cyss.php
(706) 791-7575/5127
Located in Building 45410, the Fort Gordon School Age Center (SAC) Before and After School Program (for grades 1 to 5) is designed to accommodate children 6 to 10 years of age. SAC encourages physical, emotional and social development through the following service areas:
Sports, Fitness, and Health Options: Football, basketball, baseball, bowling, gymnastics, karate, dance and healthy lifestyle activities.
Life Skills, Citizenship, and Leadership Opportunities: Character Counts, 4-H monthly community club and weekly 4-H clubs: Photo Tech Club, Performing Arts Club, Cooking Club, Sewing Club and Art Club.
Art, Leisure and Recreation Activities: Painting, sculpture, arts and crafts, video games, foosball, board games, field trips to local recreation spots and museums.
Mentoring, Intervention and Support Services: Homework Center, Youth Technology Lab, Smart Moves and Ultimate Journey Science Club.
Fees are based on total combined family income. All participants must be registered with Fort Gordon Child, Youth & School Services. Space is available for any child attending Freedom Park Elementary. These children will walk to and from school. Limited spaces are available for van transportation to Deer Chase Elementary, Diamond Lakes Elementary, Tobacco Road Elementary, Sue Reynolds Elementary, Cedar Ridge Elementary, Grovetown Elementary and Grovetown Middle Schools. Van pick up and drop off is available for children entering Kindergarten who attend the before school program in Building 45410 and the after school program in Building 45400. School Age Center is open to authorized beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilian and DoD Contractors.

School Liaison Officer
http://www.gordon.army.mil/school_liaison
(706) 791-7270/4160
The School Liaison Officer is the primary link between the military family and the local school system. It is our mission to help you find the resources you need to make informed decisions regarding your child's education. School Liaison Officer Services are open to all military beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilians and DoD Contractors.

SKIES Unlimited
Instructional Programs
http://www.fortgordon.com/cyss.php
(706) 791-1305
The name SKIES Unlimited combines the acronym for "Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills" with the word "Unlimited" for the unlimited learning possibilities this exciting initiative offers Army children and youth. SKIES Unlimited encompasses instructional programs for children and youth from infancy to the end of their senior year in high school. SKIES Unlimited programs provide a "four-school" framework focusing on the following areas: School of Academic Skills, Mentoring and Intervention
School of Arts, Recreation and Leisure
School of Life Skills, Citizenship and Leadership
School of Sports, Fitness and Health
SKIES Unlimited Programs are open to authorized beneficiaries—All Active Duty, Retiree, DoD Civilians and DoD Contractors.

Soldier and Family
Assistance Center
(706) 791-8777/2505
The Soldier and Family Assistance Center (SFAC) provides a supportive environment to help the Warriors in Transition and their families deal with the stress and uncertainty of injury and the effects of war. The SFAC can help if the service member plans to continue their military career or not. The SFAC integrates support services such as VA benefits, employment, education, retirement services, financial counseling or outreach, helping with programs available where the service member plans to move after leaving Fort Gordon. The Soldier and Family Assistance Center is a service facility dedicated to Warriors in Transition and their families. The SFAC is located in Building 333 at 245 Central Hospital Court.

Survivor Outreach Services
(706) 787-4767/1767
Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) serves the survivors of our fallen Soldiers. Services include support groups, Financial classes, and benefits and entitlement assistance. Quarterly Survivor Forums are held to review and strengthen support services. SOS assures survivors a connection to the Army family as long as they desire.

Swap and Assist Shop
(706) 791-3579/2260
The Swap and Assist Shop is located in Building 39101 in the Brems Barracks area, at Avenue of the States and 40th Street (behind the PX). It is open to all military, retirees and their family members. Donated items such as clothing, shoes, baby items and other house-hold goods are available free of charge to military grades E-4 and below. Military grades E-5 and above, retirees, as well as their family members, are asked to bring merchandise of higher or equal value to the swap. The Swap and Assist Shop is open on Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (closed during the summer months). Special assistance may be provided by referral and special appointment. Donations of usable clothing and household items are always welcome.

Volunteer Program
(706) 791-3880/3579
Army Community Service volunteers work hand-in- hand with paid staff members to provide quality services and program delivery to the Fort Gordon community. The following list reflects just a few of the services supported by Army Community Service volunteers: Christmas House, Swap and Assist Shop, Army Family Team Building, Army Family Action Plan, and Relocation. Army Community Service thrives on volunteer support. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer is encouraged to contact Army Community Service at (706) 791-3880.

Gordon's Car Care
Auto Skills Center
(706) 791-2390
Building 29300
Fort Gordon has one of the finest auto skills centers in the Army and offers car and light truck repairs, plus alignment on most cars. The facility features 28 inside bays, 34 exterior bays and offers self-help automotive services and professional assistance. A safety orientation is presented prior to the use of the facility. The orientations are held on a weekly basis. Additional services available include oil changes, air-conditioning checkup, computer diagnostic service, recreational vehicle storage, a privately owned vehicle sales lot and a courtesy car safety inspection during the holidays. Gordon's Car Care is located in Building 29300, on 30th Street off Lane Avenue.

Bus Travel Center
(706) 793-0026
Building 36200
The bus travel center, located in Building 36200, offers economical and dependable service throughout the United States. Military personnel and their family members are always entitled to reduced fares. The bus travel center is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. For schedules and prices, call (706) 793-0026.

Fort Gordon Spouses'
and Civilians' Club
The Fort Gordon Spouses' and Civilians' Club's mission is to help support the Fort Gordon community and those who live in the community. The service club is no longer rank associated; officer's spouses, civilian spouses, enlisted spouses—anyone can be involved. The club has three focus areas—education, social and service. The Fort Gordon Spouses' and Civilians' Club helps the community through its thrift shop and flea markets. It raises money which is given back to the community through grants and scholarships. For more information, call (706) 791-3579.

Self Storage Center
(706) 791-7256
Fort Gordon operates a 106-unit self-storage center that provides convenient, economical and secure mini-storage for the military community.

Thrift Shop
(706) 791-2779
Building 39102
The Thrift Shop is operated for the benefit and use of all military and civilian personnel. The Thrift Shop is open every Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the First Saturday of each month (October through May), 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is located in Building 39102, Brems Barracks area at Avenue of the States and 40th Street (behind the PX). The shop accepts clothing and miscellaneous other items for sale on consignment.

AT YOUR LEISURE
Sports Fitness and Aquatics
http://www.fortgordon.com/sports_and_recreation/index.php
(706) 791-1142
The installation sports program offers over 100 facilities for dedicated sports enthusiasts or for the occasional athlete. Programs are geared to the needs and desires of the Fort Gordon community with an emphasis on unit-level participation. The sports office also offers a variety of special events throughout the year.

The Fort Gordon Fitness Center (Gym 6) is located in Building 21713 on the corner of Barnes Avenue and 21st Street. The center has nautilus machines and expert instructors to assist patrons in the proper use of the machines for maximum health and fitness. The center also offers individual saunas for men and women. Regular programs in weight training, aerobics and racquetball are conducted here. In addition to the Fitness Center, there are three other gyms on post with exercise equipment and basketball and racquetball courts.

Swimming Pools
http://www.fortgordon.com/aquatics.php
(706) 791-3550/8954
A 50-meter Olympic size indoor pool is located on the corner of 25th Street and Barnes Avenue in Building 21608. This pool is open six days a week (closed on Sunday) and offers locker and towel use for pool pass members. Programs offered include lifeguard classes, winter and summer child swim lessons, adult swim lessons, lap swim and recreational swim. (706) 791-3034.
The Outdoor Pool, located at the Courtyard Brainard Avenue and 36th Street, has a baby pool, diving boards and a slide. This outdoor pool is scheduled to open on May 15 and remain open to Labor Day. The outdoor swimming pool is open to the public.

Gordon Lakes Golf Club
(706) 791-2433/6854
Gordon Lakes Golf Club is one of the finest golf courses in Augusta. 27 holes of pure golf! The original 18 holes were designed and built in 1976 by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., one of the world's most renowned golf course architects. The Pine View nine holes were designed by Ault and Clark Associates and opened for play in 2002. Since 2005, Gordon Lakes has enjoyed many updates to include new stone bridges, additional senior and women's tee boxes and a beautiful 150 yard hole over water. The courses are surrounded by Georgia pines and other native trees.

Gordon Lakes has twice hosted the All Armed Forces Championship/All Army Golf Trials and the NGA/Hooters PGA Tour event. All courses play to a demanding par 72, with yardage varying from 5,600 to 7, 800. Six holes on the Island View and Lake View nines are played around a 20-acre lake. Its signature hole is the 175-yard Island Green hole. It presents a true challenge, but it is also pleasing to the eye. Bring your camera and a few extra golf balls for this hole! Also available are rental clubs, pull carts, lockers, electric golf carts and a well-stocked pro shop. The course has an active tournament program and it hosts over 80 events a year. PGA golf instructors provide lessons for beginners as well as advanced golfers. The Club offers a practice range, practice putting and chipping greens. The Club is outfitted for all abilities. Gordon Lakes uses the UPLINK GPS System. Gordon Lakes is located on Range Road south of the main post.

Gordon Lanes
Bowling Center
http://www.fortgordon.com
(706) 791-3446
Building 33200
Gordon Lanes offers bowling for all ages. It is located in Building 33200, next to the Post Exchange's PXtra. The center has 24 USBC-sanctioned bowling lanes, automatic scorers, a variety of electronic video and amusement machines, a full-service snack bar, a pro shop and the "Kegler's Lounge" sports lounge featuring pool tables, video games, volleyball courts, sports TV and beverage services. Gordon Lanes is open seven days a week for both open and league bowling. It also hosts many tournaments and offers special discounts and programs. Call for details.

Library
http://gordon.army.mil/library 
(706) 791-7323
Building 33500
Woodworth Consolidated Library, Building 33500, located at Rice Road and Brainard Avenue, provides comprehensive library services to the Fort Gordon community. The central point of access for information resources in print or digitized format, the library consists of 48,000 books, 10,000 military publications and more than 200 periodical subscriptions. The library's mission is to provide support for the training, educational and recreational interests of U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon personnel and military family members.

Additionally, the library offers a wide assortment of information databases, computers with Internet access, affiliation with Defense Technical and Information Center, professional reference service, interlibrary loan service, CDs, DVDs and other multimedia and a children's book collection. Dial-A-Story operates daily by calling (706) 791-3334.

The Great Outdoors
http://www.fortgordon.com/sports_and_recreation/index.php
(706) 791-5078
For the outdoor enthusiast, Fort Gordon is a paradise. Leitner Lake is just off Gibson Road near Range Control. This area is a sportsman's paradise, providing both hunting and fishing leisure time activities. The lake is amply stocked for fishermen and game managed hunting areas are available for hunters. Scheduled activities and programs include fishing tournaments and hunter safety classes. Picnic tables, a children's playground, covered pavilion and primitive camping sites are available at Leitner Lake.

Tactical Advantage
Sportsman's Complex
http://www.fortgordon.com/sports_and_recreation/outdoor.php
(706) 791-5078/3317
The Tactical Advantage Sportsman's Complex, located across from Range 14, has an interior of red tidewater cypress wood including two tree trunks serving as girders. Additional features include a large fireplace in the main meeting hall and chimney and deck areas made of fieldstone. The lodge has an arms room where all firearms to be checked out will be securely stored. The lodge offers Sportsman's Club members and non-club members an array of services such as firearm and ammunition sales, purchasing hunting and Fishing licenses, a wide array of outdoor equipment rental to include camping gear, tables and chairs, bicycles and fishing boats. The Complex also rents rock climbing walls for adults and inflatable castles and waterslides for children. Firearms are also available for target practice. The Tactical Advantage Sportsman's Complex is an exceptional meeting place and a "must see" for any novice or avid sportsman. The Tactical Advantage Sportsman's Complex is open to the public.

Leitner Lake
Conference Center
http://www.fortgordon.com/sports_and_recreation/outdoor_recreation_program.php#LeitnerLake
(706) 791-2859/791-6847/791-6780
Located on serene Leitner Lake and minutes from the heart of Fort Gordon, this breathtaking, new facility offers a multi-functional area with seating to comfortably accommodate up to 250 guests. The cabin style building gives the feeling of being away from it all while only a short drive from virtually all areas of the Central Savannah River Area. A spacious deck overlooks the water and provides the ideal setting for pre-function receptions. Adjustable lighting and a comfortable, lush padded seating area ensures the perfect ambience for every event.

Tables and chairs are included with the rental, and with both round and rectangular tables to offer, a nearly limitless array of layouts can be arranged to suit every need. Leitner Lake Conference Center offers a caterer for your special events located on Fort Gordon. Gordon's Conference and Catering Center's menus include their most popular items at a reasonable cost. If you prefer to customize a menu, the catering staff will be happy to work with you. The experienced staff will offer suggestions and recommendations for theme parties and/or packages that will make your event unique. Providing quality, consistent service, and exceptional creative cuisine in a unique setting is our goal for you and your guests.

Pointes West Army Resort
http://www.fortgordon.com/sports_and_recreation/pointes_west_army_resort.php
(706) 541-1057, (706) 791-6847
Pointes West Army Resort is located 23 miles from Fort Gordon on Highway 104 near Leah, Ga. Some of the activities available on this 912-acre preserve are camping, picnicking, parasailing, swimming, hiking, boating and fishing. Pointes West is located on Clark's Hill Lake which is a 70,000 acre man-made reservoir with over 1,000 miles of shoreline. Clark's Hill Lake has more shoreline than any other man-made lake east of the Mississippi River. Campers have a wide variety of selection when staying at Pointes West. They can choose from more than 100 primitive, semi-electric and full hook-up sites. Camping equipment and recreational equipment is available for rent at the Whispering Pines Lodge, located in the center of the recreation area. For campers who enjoy the outdoors with the comforts of home, Pointes West has over 20 rental trailers, eight cabins, five cottages and twelve motel suites available. Each unit is climate controlled for comfort in the summer and winter and is fully furnished to include cookware, linens and tableware. There is a two night minimum reservation and no maid service; however, linens may be exchanged at the Whispering Pines Lodge daily. Slips, sheds and camper storage spaces are available for rent. At Pointes West, there are picnic tables, barbecue grills, a swimming beach (seasonal), two bath houses situated throughout the park, a playground, Country Store (located at Whispering Pines Lodge) and hiking trail (Bartram Trail, a nationally recognized trail system). Pointes West Army Resort is open to authorized beneficiaries. Pointes West Army Resort also includes the Pointes West Conference Center. This new, 4,000 square foot center is available for a gathering, meeting, conference or wedding. The PWCC is fully capable and equipped to handle the smallest event up to a regional conference. Not only is the PWCC equipped for conferences, it can be set up for one of the most special days in your life: your wedding. The PWCC can seat a maximum capacity of 120 people. It also offers a full size commercial kitchen—full use of the kitchen is available through the Gordon Conference and Catering Center. There is an eloquent patio with furniture for viewing Clarks Hill Lake and the rear lawn would be a perfect ceremony setting for a wedding or reception. So if you are thinking about an event for work, play, or life, think of Pointes West Conference Center for all your needs.

Hilltop Riding Stable
http://www.fortgordon.com/hilltop_riding_stable.php
(706) 791-4864
The Fort Gordon Hilltop Riding Stable is located off North Range Road near 16th Avenue. With over 250 acres of trails for horseback riding it is no wonder the Hilltop Riding Stable was selected by Columbia County Magazine as the best area facility for horseback riding in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Lessons are offered for beginners through intermediate riders.

Field trips, pony rides and organized trail rides for individuals and groups and pony circles are also conducted. Call for information on summer and holiday youth horse camps, lakeside ride outs, and horse-back adventure and education sessions, trail day uses for privately owned horses, boarding, overnight boarding, hurricane evacuation boarding, play grounds, facility rentals and conference room rentals. All patrons must wear closed-toe shoes and adults present a valid picture ID. The Hilltop Riding Stable is open to the public.

Nature Trail
(706) 791-2327/5016
Fort Gordon offers a unique setting for all to enjoy at its wildlife viewing blind and nature trail in Training Area 34 on Rowe Lane. Experience nature at its best; you may encounter river otter, beaver, raccoon, wood ducks, great blue herons, whitetail deer and eastern wild turkey, as well as many species of reptiles and amphibians. The site is ideal for family outings.

Directions: From Gate 5 on Avenue of the States, drive approximately .75 mile to North Range Road and turn left. Continue on North Range Road 1.5 miles, past Olive Terrace and Training Areas 10 and 11 to Range Road. Turn left on Range Road and continue 3.25 miles, past Gordon Lakes Golf Course to McDuffie Road (left fork in road). Continue on McDuffie Road past the Game Warden and Fish and Wildlife to Union Mill Pond and Jones Chapel Road (5.25 miles). Turn right on Jones Chapel, continue to Rowe Lane (approximately 200m) and turn right. The nature trail and observation tower/viewing blind are on the right next to Beaver Pond (approximately 350m).

The nature trail and viewing blind are handicap accessible and open to the public. For more information, call the Environmental Branch at (706) 791-2327/5016.

CLUBS, DINING AND
ENTERTAINMENT

Gordon's Conference and Catering Center
http://www.fortgordon.com
(706) 791-6780/2205
Building 18402
Gordon's Conference and Catering Center is Fort Gordon's preferred venue for catered military balls, meetings, conferences and casual lunches. The Center can comfortably accommodate up to 550 guests in its spacious ballrooms. In addition to a lunch buffet and short order grill served Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., it offers full-service catering to military personnel and civilians for any special occasion, including promotions, celebrations, retirements, wedding receptions and birthday dinners. Catering services are available every day, on site and off site.

The Courtyard Recreation and Dining Center
(706) 791-6000
Building 36708
Casual dining, great food, superb customer service and fun are what make the Courtyard an exciting, full-spectrum entertainment and dining alternative on Fort Gordon. Now located in the Courtyard is Teresa's, a full-service Mexican restaurant. Teresa's offers delivery service on Fort Gordon Monday through Saturday, 5 to 9 p.m. Enjoy sports, movies and music videos on the 9' x 12' video wall. Additionally, you can play a relaxing game of billiards in the arcade and game room, a round of golf on the indoor golf simulator or enjoy the NASCAR simulators. You can also show off your vocal talents during karaoke night in the lounge. Meeting space and catering services also are available. Call (706) 791-6000 for details—or better yet, drop by and see for yourself why everyone on Fort Gordon is talking about the Courtyard Recreation and Dining Center.

Teresa's at The Courtyard
http://www.fortgordon.com/teresas.php
(706) 910-1044
Building 36708
Teresa's is located at The Courtyard and serves authentic Mexican cuisine. Teresa's is open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Teresa's serves lunch and dinner.

Kegler's Café
http://www.fortgordon.com/keglers_cafe.php
(706) 791-8716
Building 33200
Kegler's Café, adjacent to Gordon Lanes, is open to military and civilians. The sports theme offers an atmosphere of camaraderie with pool tables, six large televisions, video games and your favorite beverages and snacks. Current televised sports events (including closed circuit) are shown via satellite. Kegler's Café serves breakfast on Wednesday and Saturday, 8 to 11 a.m.; lunch and dinner, Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 to 1 a.m.

Gordon Lanes Snack Bar
(706) 771-6907
Building 33200
Gordon Lanes Snack Bar is located in the Gordon Lanes Bowling Center, Building 33200. The snack bar is open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week.

Bogey's Grill at Gordon Lakes Golf Club
http://www.fortgordon.com/bogeys.php
(706) 791-2433
Building 537
Bogey's Grill is located on Range Road, Building 537, in the clubhouse at Gordon Lakes Golf Courses. Bogey's Grill offers a variety of breakfast and lunch items. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday through Sunday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Chef Redd's Café
http://www.fortgordon.com/chef_redds_cafe.php
(706) 791-7019/284-1652
Signal Towers, Building 29808
Chef Redd's Café specializes in barbeque and also offers a variety of dishes—soups, salads, hamburgers, sandwiches and hot bar. Located on the lst Floor of Signal Towers, Building 29808, Chef Redd's Café is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and serves Caribbean Soul Food, Wednesday through Friday, 3 to 8 p.m. Chef Redd's offers a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner items.

Me Me's & Bo Bo's
http://www.fortgordon.com/me_mes.php
(706) 792-9774
Building 36200
Me Me's & Bo Bo's Express Chinese Restaurant and Buffet is located in Building 36200 at the Bus Travel Center on 3rd Avenue. The restaurant serves Chinese cuisine and is open Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; closed on Sunday.

Huddle House
http://www.huddlehouse.com
(706) 798-3722
Building 35300
The Huddle House, Building 35300 on Avenue of the States and 36th Street, is open 24 hours, 7 days a week and offers a variety of food items.

Slingers Express
Handmade Burgers
(706) 790-5505/5504
Darling Hall, Building 33720
Slingers Express Handmade Burgers at Darling Hall offers a variety of breakfast and lunch items. It is located on the First Floor of Darling Hall, Building 33720. Slingers is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Godfather's Pizza
(706) 790-8646
Building 29722
Godfather's Pizza, Building 29722 on B Street, serves lunch and dinner and is open seven days a week, 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Better Opportunities
for Single Service
Members (BOSS)
http://www.fortgordon.com/boss
(706) 791-3025
Building 19730
What is BOSS? The Better Opportunities for Single Service Members program supports the overall quality of single Soldiers' lives. BOSS identifies real Soldier well-being issues and concerns by recommending improvements through the chain of command. BOSS also encourages and assists single Soldiers in identifying and planning for recreational and leisure activities. Additionally, the program gives single Soldiers the opportunity to participate in and contribute to their respective communities through volunteer activities throughout the year. Come out to the new BOSS headquarters and play pool, foosball, ping-pong, video arcade games, the new Internet Café and more! See your unit BOSS representative for upcoming events or visit the BOSS website at http://www.fortgordon.com/boss.

Entertainment Program
http://www.fortgordon.com/theatre.php
(706) 791-4389/793-8552
Building 32100
The Fort Gordon Entertainment Program, located in Building 32100 in the Post Exchange's PXtra complex, offers a full season of professionally directed and produced theatrical and concert attractions. Using an all-volunteer cast, crew and backstage helpers, participants come from both the military and civilian communities. This program produces the critically acclaimed Fort Gordon Dinner Theatre. The dinner theatre has a full season of Broadway type musicals, comedies, dramatic presentations and special attractions. The program now offers outdoor concerts featuring nationally known entertainers. The Entertainment Program is always looking for new talent and dedicated workers to participate in each production. Prior theatrical experience is not necessary. For reservations and information, call (706) 791-4389 or (706) 793-8552.