Tag: USAG-Hawaii
Revised traffic codes coming Aug. 1
Capt. Bradley TAYLOR Directorate of Emergency Services Beginning Aug. 1, the Military Police will begin enforcing the newly revised and approved U.S. Army-Hawaii Regulation 190-5 (U.S. Army-Hawaii Traffic Code). This regulation captures the various traffic codes governing traffic on all U.S. Army installations in Hawaii; it consolidates and updates a number of pre-existing policy letters […]
Effective mentoring key to motorcycle safety
For new motorcycle owners, the camaraderie and shared experiences of participating in a Motorcycle Mentorship Program (MMP) can set the stage for a lifetime of safe riding.
All should know 8 things about Hanukah
Everyone is welcome to join with Jewish Soldiers and families to light the hanukiah on the third night of the festival.
Army Corps, 29th BEB hold ribbon-cutting for South Range project
fficials from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii’s Directorate of Public Works, the 29th Brigade Engineer Battalion, and military police units gathered, Tuesday, to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Schofield’s new South Range road project area.
Community must give emergency vehicles access
Col. Duane R. Miller Director, Emergency Services U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii, and Commander, 8th Military Police Brigade, 8th Theater Sustainment Command We have recently become aware of concerns from our team of first responders regarding responses to emergency calls for service. There are two specific areas of concern that we have identified. The first issue […]
Virtual town hall open to address community concerns
The most convenient part of holding a town hall virtually is that participants don’t have to disrupt their schedules to attend in person.
Domestic stress comes with holiday bills
With the holiday season over, credit card bills are starting to arrive with eye-opening balances.
The stress stemming from financial difficulty is one of the leading causes of domestic issues this time of year.
Garrison keeps pace with changes in 2014
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD — 2014 was a year of Enlisted Voluntary Early Separations for Soldiers, new Officer Evaluation Reports and an increased emphasis on SHARP, or Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention (including its new telephone hotline).
Traffic Report: September 19, 2014
Visit www.garrison.hawaii.army.mil/info/trafficcalendar.htm for the latest Army traffic advisories.
AH-64E Apaches to participate in RIMPAC, train with 25th CAB
Eight Apaches and approximately 40 Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment, based at Fort Carson, Colo., will take part in the world’s largest international maritime exercise and provide a unique capability in fostering the cooperative relationship with joint and international participants.
