Tag: Island Palm Communities (IPC)
Two residents of Island Palm Communities named 2018 WinningEdge scholars
Two Island Pam Communities residents have been selected as recipients of the 2018 WinningEdge Scholarship sponsored by WinnCompanies.
Island Palm Communities recognized as one of Hawaii’s ‘Best Places to Work’
A feeling of being valued and enjoying their job and the people they work with were among the many positive comments shared by Island Palm Communities (IPC) staff in a survey that resulted in the company being named by Hawaii Business Magazine as one of Hawaii’s “Best Places to Work.”
Earth Day festivities held at Kalakaua Community Center on Schofield Barracks
One of the biggest community events on post celebrating Earth Day took place on Wednesday, April 18, from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., at the Kalakaua Community Center, here.
Army to launch resident housing survey by April 19
Island Palm Communities, or IPC, residents received an email from CEL & Associates, a third-party consulting firm hired by the Army, to conduct a resident satisfaction survey for all privatized residential communities across U.S. Army installations.
IPC celebrates milestone in initial development
In just over a decade, Island Palm Communities (IPC), a 50-year partnership between the Army and developer Lendlease, completed the largest privatized housing development awarded by the Army with the completion of new homes in the Santa Fe community, here, earlier this year.
Fort Shafter lights up with holiday spirit
The community at Fort Shafter gathered for its annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony at historic Palm Circle on Nov. 30.
USARHAW has specific rules for pets
The Directorate of Emergency Services would like to remind you that all pets living on the installation are required to be registered with the U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii Fort Shafter or Schofield Barracks Veterinary Treatment Facility within 14 days of the pet’s arrival to the installation.
Registering firearms is a must
With all the stresses of arriving to a new duty station – in-processing, unpacking, enrolling children in child care and schools – sometimes the other important aspects, such as registering pets, vehicles and weapons, slip through the cracks.
Hands-on Earth Day Festival engages Schofield
The annual Earth Day Festival is one of the largest community events coordinated by USAG-Hawaii directorates and Island Palm Communities.
Residents encouraged to complete IPC survey
A few weeks ago, more than 7,200 Island Palm Communities families were emailed the annual resident survey asking them for candid feedback about their experience with our housing partner.
