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• USACRC/Safety Center to launch new Web siteJanuary 14, 2009
  FORT RUCKER, Ala. (Jan 14, 2009) - In order to better serve Army leaders, Soldiers, Families, and Civilians, the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center has completed a comprehensive redesign of its current Web site and will launch a new Web site Thursday.The Web site will have a new look and feel, making it easier for users to find information and tools necessary to help keep our Army Safe.In addition to the new layout and improved main menu, the site will feature an in-depth contact and feedback page designed to provide users a quick link to program managers and to gain user feedback for site improvements. Also, in one click, users can bookmark a new page, or send the link to a friend or colleague.Changes to the Web page were made based on direct customer feedback and several user focus groups. Soldiers and leaders will find the tools they most often use right up front rather than having to make several clicks to find them.The U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center supports our Army by collecting, analyzing and disseminating actionable information to assist Leaders, Soldiers, Families, and Civilians in preserving and protecting our Army’s combat resources.The U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center new web address is https://safety.army.mil. The new Web site can also be previewed from the current USACRC/Safety Center Web site.Army Safe is Army Strong!
• Peak training period at Fort Hunter LiggettJuly 31, 2008
  FORT HUNTER LIGGETT, Calif. - Fort Hunter Liggett is in its peak training season hosting annual training exercises. To meet training requirements and needs over the next few months, travelers using the Nacimento and Del Venturi Roads may experience temporary delays due to road closures. There will be signs posted to indicate when the roads are closed. Fort Hunter Liggett has also created an informational recording, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so the community can receive the most current information about programs on Fort Hunter Liggett. The number is (831) 386-CSTC (2782).We understand that the military training requiring the road closure may pose a temporary inconvenience to travelers, but working together we can continue to ensure the United States continues to have the best trained and most effective military force in the world.Established in October 2005, the U.S. Army Combat Training Center - West provides base operations support at four installations enabling world-class Combat Support and Combat Service Support training, while providing for the well-being and security of Soldiers, family members and civilians on post. Fort Hunter Liggett is the largest Army Reserve installation and the eighth largest in the Army. With more than 165,000 acres of unencroached mountains, valleys, rivers, plains and forests it provides ideal maneuver areas for today's training requirements. For information on our organization, please visit our website at www.liggett.army.mil.
• COMMUNITY ADVISORYJune 9, 2008
  Camp Parks is about to enter its peak training season hosting annual training exercises - the increased activity and noise level is only temporary and necessary to keep Soldiers and local fire fighters trained and prepared to protect us all in time of need. We ask for your patience and support.On June 12-13 and 24-25 Wildland 2008: Alameda County Fire Departments will be conducting controlled burn training at Camp Parks - smoke/fire will be visible from surrounding communities. The eastern areas of our perimeter will be burned during the 12-13 and the northern areas will be burned during 24-25. Point of contact for this training is Captain Youngsma, Fremont Fire Department (510)693-3820.The largest live fire exercise in Northern California Controlled Training Burns at Camp Parks: Local Firefighter Recruits Prepare for a Busy Fire SeasonFrom June 7-20 Global Medic, an annual Army Reserve medical training exercise will be taking place which will include helicopter traffic. Point of contact for this training is SFC O'Neill-Dalton (407)376-1541.Army, Navy, Air Force Reserve participate as one force in premier medical exercise
• Barracks at Combat Support Training CenterApril 30, 2008
  Due to recent public interest in living conditions for Soldiers at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the Combat Support Training Center would like to invite the media and community leaders to tour our barracks on the following dates: May 8 at 10 am - Fort Hunter Liggett in South Monterey May 13 at 10 am - Camp Parks in DublinInstallation and Garrison commanders, staff, and Soldiers living in barracks will be available for interviews. Please contact the CSTC Public Affairs Officer, NLT May 2 at 925-875-4298 or pao.parks@usar.army.mil. Drivers must present driver's license, proof of vehicle insurance and registration at front gate. Adult passengers are required to present a form of government issued identification as well. All vehicles are subject to random search.Please visit our website for information on our organization: www.liggett.army.mil.
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• Updates for:01/29/2008 – 02/04/2008
• Hunting opportunities for Saturday January 31st, Through Sunday February 1st, 2009 include: Wild Pig, Jack Rabbit, Bobcat, and Coyote.
• Training Areas open for hunting Saturday January 31st through Sunday February 1st is 29 only.
  Training Area 29 is park and walk, and restricted to shotgun archery and muzzle-loading weapons only.
• Tentative Training Areas open for hunting February 7th - 8th are: 9, 23, 25, 26, 28, and 29.
• Due to military training requirements or security reasons, training areas and reservoirs may be closed without notice.
• Ponds available for fishing January 29th through February 4th, 2009, include: Coleman, Milpitas, Generals, Gravel Pit, and Del Venturi.
• The check station will be open for pre-registration on Friday, January 30th from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. Check station hours for Saturday, January 31st through Sunday February 1st, are 6:00 am to 4:00 pm.
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