Totally Travis Guide - Airman and Family Readiness Center

AIRMAN AND FAMILY READINESS CENTER
Informational Guide
(707) 424-2486
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Table of Contents
•Air Force Aid Society
Pg. 5
•Family Child Care Office
Pg. 14
•A&FRC Discovery Center
Pg. 6
•Fitness Center
Pg. 30
•A&FRC Employment Services
Pg. 6
•Food and Dining on Base
Pg. 32
•A&FRC Financial Services
Pg. 5
•Fuel Station
Pg. 24
•A&FRC Personal, Family & Work Life
Pg. 7
•Housing Management Office
Pg. 12
•A&FRC Relocation Services
Pg. 9
•Lemon Lot
Pg. 24
•A&FRC Readiness/ Deployment Services
Pg. 7-8
•Library (Mitchell Memorial)
Pg. 31
•A&FRC Services
Pg. 4
•Long Term Parking
Pg. 27
•A&FRC Transition Assistance Program
Pg. 9-10
•Military Personnel Section
Pg. 20
•A&FRC Volunteer Program
Pg. 8
•Military Discounts in Local Area Stores
Pg. 40
•Aero Club
Pg. 26
•Movie Theatre
Pg. 31
•Airman’s Attic
Pg. 18
•OPSEC
Pg. 35-36
•Aquatic Center
Pg. 28
•Outdoor Recreation Center
Pg. 25
•Arts & Crafts Center
Pg. 23
•Parks On Base
Pg. 29
•Automobile Care
Pg. 24
•Passenger Terminal
Pg. 17
•Base Exchange
Pg. 21
•Public Affairs
Pg. 38
•Car Wash
•Quick Reference Phone Number Page
Pg. 3
Pg. 24
•School Information
Pg. 11
•Child Development Centers
Pg. 13
•Special Needs Task Force/ EFMP
Pg. 10
•Commissary
Pg. 22
•Spouse Clubs & Private Orgs
Pg. 34
•David Grant Medical Center
Pg. 15
•Teddy’s Child Watch
Pg. 16
•Delta Breeze Club
Pg. 33
•Thrift Store
Pg. 18
•Disaster Preparedness Checklist
Pg. 37
•Travis Bowling Alley
Pg. 30
•Education Center
Pg. 19
•Travis Family Homes
•Equestrian Center
Pg. 26
•Facebook Connections and Websites
Pg. 39
•Faith Interests/ Chapel Centers
Pg. 31
•Travis Heritage Center & Gift Shop
•Travis Marina
•Veterinary Services
•Family Camp
Pg. 27
•Westwind Inn Lodging
Pg. 33
•Youth Center
Pg. 14
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Pg. 17
Pg. 28
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Travis AFB Quick Reference
Phone Number Guide
OFF BASE EMERGENCY
ON BASE EMERGENCY
911
4-911
Area Code: (707)
Dial 4 first when calling Emergency Services from an on base phone.
Base Operator
424-1110
Commander’s Action Line
424-3333
Law Enforcement Desk
424-3293
Base Services
Air Force Aid
424-2486
Airman’s Attic (includes Loan Locker) 424-8740
Arts & Crafts Center
424-2929
Auto Hobby Shop
424-5300
American Red Cross
423-3647
American Red Cross After hours 877-272-7337
Travis Family Homes Comm .Center
207-3376
Base Exchange (Main)
437-4633
Barber Shop
437-2776
Base Locator (Military)
424-2798
Beauty Shop
437-2848
Chapel
424-3217
Civilian Personnel
424-3067
Cleaners/Laundry
437-2733
Commissary
437-4004
Cypress Lakes Golf Course
448-7186
DAPS
424-4537
Delta Breeze Combined Club
437-3711
Delta Breeze Catering
424-2745
Education Office
424-3444
Fitness Center
424-2008
Heritage Center (Air Museum)
424-5883
Housing Maintenance
437-1230
Housing Office
424-1746/1474
Human Resources Office
424-4749
Inspector General
424-2224
Legal Office
424-3251
Library (Mitchell Memorial)
424-3279
Lodging (Westwind Inn)
424-8000
Mortuary Affairs
424-5252
Outdoor Recreation/
424-0969
Information,Tickets & Tours
424-5659
Pass and ID
424-8483
Passenger Terminal (PAX)
424-1854
Passport Office
424-5324
Post Office
437-2889
Retiree Affairs
424-3904
Tailwind -Public Affairs
424-2011
Taxi Services - Military
424-3404
Thrift Shop
437-2370
Traffic Management Flight (TMO)
424-2411
Travis Family Homes Leasing Office 437-4571
Travis Family Community Center
207-3376
Union AFGE
Veterinary Clinic
Visitor Center
Weather Information (pre-recorded)
Westwind Inn (Air Force Inns)
Military Personnel Flight
Customer Service
Child Care & Services for Families
Airman & Family Readiness Center
Child Development Center (1)
Child Development Center (2)
Child Development Center (3)
Family Advocacy
Family Child Care
Head Start
Military Equal Opportunity
Special Needs Identification & Q-Code
Peep Drop
Process (SNIAC)
Teddy’s Child Watch
Youth Center
Financial Services
Armed Forces Bank
Finance
Military Pay
Personal Financial Mgmt.
Travis Credit Union
Travel Pay
Food and Entertainment
Base Exchange Food Court
Bowl (Travis Bowl)
Golf Course (Cypress Lakes)
Health & Safety
Behavioral Health (Mental Health)
Dental Appointments
Emergency Room (DGMC)
Flight Surgeon
Health and Wellness Center(HAWC)
Medical Center Appointment:
Medical Center Information
Pediatrics Appointments
Public Health
Pharmacy:
Main Floor
BX Refill
Phone in Refill
Produced by Travis Airmen and Family Readiness Center
437-2693
424-3010
424-1462
424-3728
424-8000
424-5604/8468
424-2486
424-0341
424-5400
424-0644
423-5168
424-4596/8104
437-7701
424-1701
423-3786
424-4797
423-5162
423-3376
424-5392
437-0235
424-8359
424-3925
424-2486
469-1068
424-3925
437-4490
437-4737
448-7186
423-5174
423-7001
423-3826
423-5446
424-4292
423-3000
800-264-3462
423-7300
423-3000
423-5464
423-7114/5345
423-7600
423-7600
(707) 424-2486
Airman & Family Readiness Center
Hours of Operation
Monday-Wednesday,
Friday:
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Thursday:
7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
(707) 424-2486
www.travisafrc.com
 Air Force Aid Society
 Discovery Center
 Employment Assistance Service
EFMP Support Services
 Family Life and Education
 Financial Planning and Readiness
 Relocation Assistance
 Volunteer Resource Program
 School Information
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Air Force Aid Society
Financial Services
(707) 424-2486
(707) 424-2486
Bundles for Babies
Individual and Family Consultations
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Two hour monthly workshop for expectant mothers.
Our counselors are available in a group or individual setting
Workshop offers budgeting for baby, reducing stress in a
for all members of the Travis AFB Community. Our most
growing family, and Air Force Aid Society overview.
popular topics are:
Attendees receive a gift card.
1) getting a grip on spending with a workable budget.
Car Care Because We Care
2) becoming and staying debt-free.
The program provides a free 18-point safety inspection and
3) planning for retirement with the Thrift Savings Plan.
oil change. Spouses of active duty Air Force (including Air
Other often requested services are student loan
Guard and AF Reserve activated under Title 10 USC) who
management including Public Service Loan Forgiveness,
are deployed for more than 30 days or more are eligible.
purchasing a home or vehicle, repairing damaged credit,
Spouses of service members assigned to a remote tour are
preparing for a PCS, pre-marital and couple's financial
also eligible as well as to First Term Airmen following their
counseling, planning for a new baby, education funding, life
FTAC financial briefing.
insurance, saving and investing.
Child Care for PCS
Budget & Credit Workshops
Within 60 days of PCS arrival/departure all ranks can receive Workshops offered monthly on an alternating basis. Learn
up to 20 hours of free child care per child.
basics of how to manage money, get a grip on spending ,
Child Care for Volunteers
set financial goals, pay down debt, find money to save and
Provides funding up to $1,000 a month for child care to
invest, understand and improve credit reports and scoring,
volunteers who support community agencies such as the
dispute credit inaccuracies, and deal with ID theft or fraud.
A&FRC and the Red Cross.
Personal Financial Readiness for First-Term Enlisted,
Education Grants
Reserve and Commissioned Personnel
Scholarships available with deadlines typically occurring in
Mandatory course for all military personnel arriving at their
the late winter or early spring.
first duty station. First-term enlisted members attend at
Emergency Financial Assistance
FTAC. Reservists and officers must schedule to attend at
Emergency assistance combines an assessment of the
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emergency situation and an evaluation of the personal
Home Buying and Foreclosure Avoidance Seminar
budget to arrive at a decision to make an interest free loan, a This class is for anyone considering the purchase of a
grant, or combination of both. Funds may be given for
home. You will discuss the various costs associated with
verifiable emergencies. The Falcon loan is the streamlined
housing, what to look for in shopping for real estate,
process for receiving AFAS assistance up to $750.
working with a realtor, the home inspection, financing, and
Give Parents a Break
closing costs. Classes are held quarterly.
For families experiencing deployment , families with special
Retirement Planning with the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)
needs or unusual stress, AFAS pays for child care through
or an IRA Workshop
the Youth Center or Child Development Centers one
This workshop will provide an overview of this optional
Saturday per month.
401(k)-type retirement plan. Topics covered include the
.
rules governing TSP participation, investment fund options,
what to do when you separate or retire from the
military/federal service, Roth vs. traditional and how to
calculate retirement saving needs.
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Discovery Center & Employment Assistance
Customer Computers and Wireless Internet Access
Scan documents, access the internet and check email
on CAC enabled computers. Each computer includes:
Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome,
Resume Maker Pro, and Personal Financial Manager.
Literature Racks
• Business and military periodicals
• Resume samples
• Application process for federal and state jobs
• Upcoming job fairs
• Colleges, Universities, and technical schools
• Scholarship and financial aid websites
• Job search websites Temporary staffing agencies
• Major local employers
• Travis AFB employers
• Small business assistance
• Military recruiting companies
• Personal Financial Readiness brochures
10 Steps to a Federal Job Workshop
This workshop assists you landing a federal job including
information on the Veteran’s and Military Spouse
Preference. The primary focus is to learn about the search
process and how to properly write and navigate through
the USAJobs website. The curriculum is designed to help
learn targeted writing techniques geared towards the
federal government. This class is for any military personnel
, spouses and family members with a military ID card.
Resume 101 2nd Tuesday
Learn how to write a private sector resume or make changes
to an existing resume in this half day class with staff
assistance. Bring laptop if you have one, and disk or flash
drive to save .
Career/Job Tools, Tips & Take-a-ways 3rd Tuesday
Learn how employers hire, writing a cover letter, salary
negotiation tips, social media tools and interview attire
to wear for men and women.
Mastering the Interview Workshops 4th Tuesday
BRING YOUR RESUME! We will go over interview
techniques and how to interview. Provide one on one
interview practice with feed back to ensure you are ready
for the real deal!
Travis AFB Job Board located on Facebook.:
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE JOB BOARD
Other Free Services
• Certified Typing Test
• Car Fax
• Copying and Printing (up to 5 pages per day)
• Faxing
• Scanning
• One landline telephone for customer use
Career Advancements Accounts (CAA)
for Active Duty Spouses
MyCAA is a Department of Defense program that provides
up to $4,000 of financial assistance for military spouses of
active duty service members in pay grades E1-E5, W1-W2,
and O1-O2 who are pursuing associate degree programs,
licenses, or credentials for approved portable career fields.
Spouses of National Guard or Reserve members may also
be eligible.
Career/Job Kickstart Workshop 1st Tuesday
Learn everything you need to know to begin a
successful job search in this half-day workshop
overview with the local Workforce Investment Board,
Local Staffing agency, and Department of Labor.
U.S. Federal Employment: www.usajobs.gov
"USAJOBS is the official job site of the US Federal Government. It's your
one-stop source for Federal jobs and employment information."
On-base NAF Jobs: www.nafjobs.org
The Exchange (AAFES): www.shopmyexchange.com
Commissaries/ DECA: www.commissaries.com
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5 Choices of Extraordinary Productivity
Extraordinary productivity is not about time
management; it’s about managing your decisions,
attention and energy. In this two-day workshop learn
ways to make technology work for you instead of
overwhelm you.
Personal & Family Life
(707) 424-2486
Consultations and Counseling
The Military and Family Life Consultant (MFLC) program
offers short-term, solution-oriented counseling for
individuals, couples, and families. This program is geared
to facilitate understanding, cope with major life events,
and increase effectiveness in daily living. Specific areas of
concern may include: work satisfaction, grief, moving,
communication, and relationships.
Speed of Trust
Two-day supervisory/leadership workshop that focuses
on TRUST, the bedrock of leadership. Trust is as
essential to an organization’s health as breathing is to
an individual.
Immigration 101
Learn how to be come a U.S. citizen. United States
Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) personnel
will answer specific questions on citizenship. Citizenship
interviews are conducted as well as naturalization
ceremonies. The application process may be expedited
as determined by CIS.
Family Readiness
(707) 424-2486
Pre-Deployment Briefing - Readiness Expo
For all members and family members regardless of
when they are deploying. Learn about resources and
services available throughout the deployment cycle.
Mandatory for those deploying for 30 days or more.
Register online at www.travisafrc.com.
Heart Link: AF Spouse 101
Held quarterly, Heart Link informs, connects, and
empowers military spouses. Attendees will learn about
Travis AFB services, AF customs and courtesies, AF
structure and resources, protocol, family readiness and
deployments, military pay, and much more! Meals are
provided. Reimbursement for childcare is available.
Reintegration and Reunion Briefing
Identifies adjustment issues associated with
reintegration with family, friends, and the workplace.
Mandatory for those deployed for 30 days or more.
Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
This one or three-day Steven Covey workshop focuses on
developing personal and interpersonal effectiveness
through character development, examining priorities,
improving communication, and achieving work/life
balance.
Three-day Signature or One-day Foundation
Workshop
These Stephen Covey workshops focus on developing
personal and interpersonal effectiveness through
character development, examining priorities, improving
communication, and achieving work/life balance.
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Family Readiness
Volunteer Program
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Key Spouse Commanders’ Program
Key Spouses are trained volunteers who are appointed
by their squadron commander to act as a liaison between
leadership and squadron families. This peer-to-peer
support ensures the needs of the unit’s families are being
met, especially during times of family separation including
deployments and TDYs. The A&FRC provides training,
guidance, and resources to appointed Key Spouses.
Spouses interested in serving as a Key Spouse should
call their unit First Sergeant for more information.
Hampton Inn
Families of deployed and TDY military members are
offered complimentary dinner and use of hotel amenities
at the Hampton Inn in Suisun City every 3rd Wednesday
from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. Hotel Address:
2 Harbor Center, Suisun City, CA (707) 429-0900
Volunteer Opportunities
Expand work knowledge, skills, abilities and professional
network. Make a difference in the local community and
potentially find a new career. Volunteering creates
experience for a resume, EPR/OPR bullets and
recognition opportunities. The Air Force Aid Society may
pay for childcare expenses. For more information
contact the Volunteer Resource Coordinator at (707)
424-2486.
Volunteer Registration Form
Access the Volunteer Registration Form by visiting
www.travisafrc.com and clicking on Volunteer
Opportunities. Volunteer hours are recorded to provide
an official record of volunteering, as well as quantifying
the overall workload at Travis AFB.
Volunteer Newsletter
A monthly newsletter is available to help find the perfect
volunteer opportunity. Locate the newsletter by going to
www.travisafrc.com and clicking on Volunteer
Opportunities.
Volunteer Appreciation Day
Travis AFB hosts a volunteer appreciation day each
year. This events allows volunteers within the
community to share quality time with one another and
share in the satisfaction of assisting their community
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Relocation Assistance
Transition Assistance
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Newcomers’ Orientation
The Newcomers’ Orientation program is mandatory for all
active-duty personnel new to Travis Air Force Base.
Department of Defense Civilians and spouses are highly
encouraged to attend. The one day program is held every
Thursday from 7:10 am to 12:00 pm.
Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
The Transition Assistance Program (TAP) ensures that
separating, or retiring members and their families are
aware of the transition services offered by the Air Force
and are familiar with post-service benefits. Mandates
regarding attendance are dynamic. Call (707) 424-2486
for information or register online at www.travisafrc.com.
Base Welcome Tour
This program is designed assist all new members of the
Travis Community in having a smooth and seamless
transition to base. Participants become acquainted with
Airman & Family Readiness Center services, base
programs, education and employment opportunities, and
many opportunities to become active and integrated
members of the community. There will also be a guided
tour of Travis AFB that may include David Grant Medical
Center, Outdoor Recreation, Fitness Center, and the
Passenger Air Terminal. Register online at
www.travisafrc.com. (May – Sep ONLY)
Mandatory Pre-Separation Briefing
Mandated by Congress to be accomplished by all
separatees and retirees. This briefing is conducted at
the A&FRC every Wednesday. The 5-day TAP
workshop does not preclude the mandatory preseparation briefing. Spouses are highly encouraged to
attend. This briefing covers various aspects of transition
and benefits to prepare for a civilian life.
Boots to Business Workshop
Workshop offered quarterly providing education and
information on the process of developing a successful
business venture.
Sponsorship
Complete Sponsor training online once you have been
assigned as a sponsor by your Command Support Staff.
To ensure sponsors have the tools required to assist
Travis AFB inbounds, access the training link at
www.travisafrc.com (Sponsorship link). Tools and
resources can be found online with your eTrainingHub
login.
10 Steps to a Federal Job/ USAJOBS workshop
Workshop on how to apply for a Federal Job through
USA Jobs website including how the process works,
writing a federal resume, and identifying the knowledge
and skills necessary in applying for positions.
Pathway Options
eSAT & DIMS Training
This quarterly training instructs individuals assigned as
the Unit Intro Monitor (CSS) on their roles and
responsibilities with the sponsorship program to include
the use of e-SAT and DIMS Sponsorship Management
Systems.
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Education
Entrepreneurship
Vocation/Technical
Loan Locker
See page 17 for information about borrowing household
items in the time surrounding a PCS.
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Special Needs Task Force
EFMP
Transition Assistance
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(707) 424-2486
Resume 101 Workshop
Special Needs Task Force and EFMP Family Support
Program
The Special Needs Task Force advocates for special
needs families by offering monthly themed events,
weekly support groups, bi-weekly playgroups,
educational trainings, networking luncheons, holiday
parties, special needs books and videos through the
lending library, special needs trust lawyer and contact
with all available agencies on and off base. All activities
have the purpose to encourage resilience and
community among special needs families. GPAB
voucher offered as needed.
Learn to build and format a resume to get your foot
in the door. Instruction will be on the most current
techniques that will make your resume shine and
catch the eye of the hiring authority. This course is
open to retirees, separatees, active duty and
family members.
Employment Assistance Workshops
Career Coaching
Mastering the Interview
Career Kickstart
Ultimate Job Search
*Available workshops and workshop titles are
subject to change
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K- 12 School Information
Benicia Unified School District
350 East K
Benicia, CA 94571
707-747-8300
Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District
Business Office
2490 Hillborn Road
Fairfield, CA 94535
(707) 399-5000
Dixon Unified School District
Business Office
180 South First Street #6
Dixon, CA 95620
(707) 678-5582
River Delta Unified School District
445 Montezuma
Rio Vista, CA 94571-1651
(707) 374-1700
http://riverdelta.org
Travis Unified School District
Administrative Office
2751 De Ronde Drive
Fairfield, CA 94533
707-437-4604/8208
Vacaville Unified School District
Business Office
401 Nut Tree Road
Vacaville, CA 95687
(707) 453-6121
Vallejo Unified School District
Business Office
665 Walnut Avenue
Vallejo, CA 94592
(707) 556-8921
Travis AFB School Liaison
Please contact Sylvia Crowder, Travis AFB School Liaison, for information on schools in the local area and school
related questions. School information can be found on the AFRC website www.travisafrc.com under the tab “School
Info”. Please visit the Travis AFB School Liaison Facebook page for ongoing information.
Telephone: (707) 424-4352 or DSN-837-4352
E-mail: sylvia.crowder.2@us.af.mil
Home Schooling
For policies on home schooling your child in California, visit www.californiahomeschool.net or www.HSLDA.org.
Travis AFB has an informal homeschool group that be contacted via Facebook at Travis AFB Homeschool Group.
Private Schools
A listing of private schools in the area can be found on the California Department of Education website at:
www.cde.ca.gov/ds/si/ps/. After entering the directory, scroll down to Solano County.
Operation Hero
In partnership with the Armed Services YMCA and Travis Unified School District, Operation Hero provides after
school enrichment programs that aid children enrolled in 1st-5th grades who are facing transitions or
experiencing temporary difficulty in school, socially, or academically.
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Travis Family Homes & Base Housing Office
Travis Family
Homes
Housing
Management Office
Hours of Operation
Monday- Friday:
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday – Friday:
7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Phone: (707) 424-1746
Saturday:
7:00 AM – 4:00PM
Phone: (707) 437-4571
Travis Family Homes
Travis Family Housing has seven communities
that are separated by rank of active duty member.
Only 2 dogs are allowed in each home. They must
be a non-aggressive breed, micro chipped, and
registered. Balfour Beatty’s office is also located
at the A&FRC.
There are 1,320 houses, dog park,
interconnecting fitness trails, tot parks, water
splash park, and a community center where they
offer their “Life Works” events. Find more
information at www.travisfamilyhomes.com
“We have a team of professionals at each base
who specialize in leasing, maintenance, and
community management. With so many of our
armed forces personnel deployed around the
world, we work every day to make sure their
families are taken care of, so they may live in
housing that feels like home. In short, our first
priority is the well-being of military members and
their families.”
Base Housing Office
When you decide to live on base you first need to visit
the Housing Management Office located in the A&FRC
to get a referral to move on base.
If you are planning to live off-base, you are invited to
attend the bi-weekly briefing “Living in the Community”
held every Tuesday at 11:00 AM and every Thursday at
2:00 PM.
Unaccompanied Housing
Travis has dormitory rooms in buildings for all
unaccompanied Airmen. Permanent party rooms with
single occupancy and a shared bath as well as
apartment style rooms are utilized. The dormitory
campus is located near the Sierra Inn dining facility.
Many of the dorms are recently renovated and each
includes common day rooms with exercise equipment,
large screen TV units and pool tables. Unit or group
integrity is maintained for each dorm. A dorm manager
is assigned to three or four dorms to assist Airmen.
Single E-4s with three years in service are permitted to
draw a housing allowance and reside off base.
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Child Development Centers
CDC I
Monday-Friday:
6:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone: (707) 424-0341
CDC II
Monday-Friday:
6:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone: (707) 424-5400
CDC III
Monday-Friday:
6:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone: (707) 424-0644
Child Development Center Information
The Child Development Centers are part of
only 7% of early childhood programs
nationwide that are accredited by the National
Association for the Education of Young
Children (NAEYC). Fees for the child
development centers are dependent upon
total family income.
Each Child Development Center has caring,
experienced staff members who promote
each child’s positive self-image and maintain
open communication between home and
center. Each CDC has been certified through
the Department of Defense.
The Child Care Centers offer quality care for
ages six weeks through five years.
CDC I: 2 Illinois St. Bldg. 664/665, CDC II: 4 Illinois St. Bldg. 668 &
CDC III: 100 Upson St., Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Family Child Care & Youth Center
Family Child Care
Youth Center
510 Airlift Dr, Bldg 380B, Rm 122
Hours vary depending
upon the program. Contact
the program for details.
Monday-Friday:
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Earn Income as a Provider:
Phone: (707) 424-5392
Phone: (707) 424-4596
Enroll a Child: 707-424-2057
Youth Center membership is $180 a year
for Open Recreation (9-12 yrs). The youth
center offers before and after-school
programs for K-12 which includes
breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. The
cost for the before and after care program
is dependent upon total yearly family
income.
Fax: 707-424-5986
The FCC Office provides referral
information for the licensed Family Child
Care (FCC) providers on base. FCC offers
a quality alternative to center-based care for
children ages 2 weeks to 12 years in onbase housing. Care is offered on an hourly,
part-day, full-day, or extended basis. FCC
providers offer flexible schedules for
parents who work evenings, weekends, and
unusual hours.
Please know that if you’re providing
over 10 hours of childcare weekly, you
must be licensed with the FCC. FCC is
always looking for new providers, especially
those willing to do shift work or caring for
infants, toddlers, and children with special
needs.
Youth Center Features
There is a full computer lab, arts and
crafts area, an exploratorium, theater arts
(kids produce a new play each month),
gym area and a construction area.
There are many activities for teens after
school such as: complete homework, use
the computer, work on arts and crafts, and
play a variety of games.
310 Fairchild Dr. Bldg. 7763, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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David Grant Medical Center
Flag (North) Entrance
David Grant Medical Center Information
DGMC is at the forefront of military and regional
healthcare facilities. DGMC is the largest impatient
military treatment facility in the United States Air Force,
providing a full spectrum of health care to a prime
service area population of more than 107,000
TRICARE beneficiaries in the San FranciscoSacramento area. This modern four level medical
center opened in 1988 and is located off Air Base
Parkway, one block east of the main gate.
David Grant Medical Center is a premier staging
platform for combat support of OIF/OEF and
humanitarian missions, such as support for the
California wildfires. David Grant Medical Center also
provides postgraduate training programs in family
medicine, radiology, surgery, transitional year,
dentistry, oral surgery, nurse anesthesia, pharmacy,
and social work, as well as training for technicians and
clinical nurses.
Palm Tree (South) Entrance
60th Medical Group David Grant Medical
Center Important Numbers
(707) 423-3000 – Appointments & Information
(707) 423-5000 – Acute Care After Hours
(707) 423-3376 – Teddy’s Child Watch
(707) 423-7000 – Dental Clinic
Making an Appointment
Schedule primary care manager appointments in the Pediatric
Clinic, Internal Medicine Clinic, Primary Care Clinic, and Flight
Medicine Clinic for TRICARE Prime and TRICARE Plus patients
assigned to DGMC. Open 0700-1600 Monday-Friday, closed
weekends and holidays, (707) 423-3000.
For after-hours urgent care, please call (707) 423-5000.
Clinics Not Offered to Dependents
Dental Clinic is Active Duty only due to the large population that it serves.
Family members may enroll the optional dental insurance program.
To sign up for dental visit www.tricaredentalprogram.com.
Other specialty clinics like Optometry will see dependents based on availability after serving the active duty population.
101 Bodin Circle Bldg. 777 Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Veterinary Clinic & Teddy’s Child Watch
Teddy’s Child Watch
Veterinary Clinic
Monday-Friday:
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Appointment Hours
Monday-Friday
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Phone: (707) 424-3010
Phone: (707) 423-3376
Call to make an appointment.
Teddy’s Child Watch
Teddy Watch provides parents with free onsite supervision of children while their parents
or other children have a dental or medical
appointment. Child must be at least 6 months
of age with updated shot records and a list of
3 emergency contact numbers to register.
Calling ahead to guarantee space is required.
Children will not be accepted if they are ill.
Also, no food or snacks are allowed, only
beverages.
Located inside David Grant Medical Center on
the first floor by the Dental Clinic.
Services Provided
•Micro chipping for new pets (required for dogs on base)
•Preventative health
•Vaccinations
•Very low-cost care for visit and prescriptions (often only
$30-$100 for both)
•Cannot provide emergency care!
The Veterinary Services Clinic is open to pets of owners
who qualify for David Grant Medical Center. Services
include: annual vaccinations, exams, sick calls, flea
control systems, and limited lab tests. Customers can
purchase flea control products, combs, shampoos, and
other pet items at the clinic. The staff can also issue
health certificates for pets of people who plan to travel on
orders.
Check out www.travisfss.com under support services for
more information and local animal shelter links.
411 Lane St. Bldg. 243, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Passenger Terminal & Travis Heritage Center
Passenger Terminal
Travis Heritage Center
(707) 424-1854
Flight Recording: (707) 424-1854
Fax: (707) 424-2048
Space A Signup:
60aps.websa@travis.af.mil
Mon-Fri:
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sat and Sun: 10:00 – 5:00 PM
Closed holidays
Phone: (707) 424-5883
Space A Travel
Space Available Flights, better known as Space A or military
hops, are a unique privilege afforded to service members,
retirees, and their families. Unused seats on board US military
aircraft are made available to passengers on a spaceavailable basis. Unused seats on DoD owned or controlled
aircraft are available once all the space-required (duty)
passengers and cargo have been accommodated. Space A
travelers may sign up for travel 60-days in advance of the
desired travel date. Passengers are categorized by priority of
travel and are processed in priority order by their sign-in time.
There is no charge for personnel traveling in government
owned aircraft. Space required for duty passengers or cargo
may require the removal of Space A passengers at any point.
Always be prepared to purchase onward or return commercial
transportation, meals and lodging. Remember Space A
seats are normally identified as early as 2-3 hours and
late as 30 minutes prior to departure. Long-Term Parking
is available approximately two miles (30-40 minute walk) from
the terminal.
Bombers
Fighters
Helicopters
Outdoor Exhibits
Trainers
Transports
Rescue
See the gift shop for Air Force & aviation memorabilia!
Indoor Exhibits
Piper L-4 “Grasshopper” BT-13 “Valiant”, Stinson L-5
“Sentinel” PT-19, AT-17 “Bobcat”, “Hound Dog” missile
(under restoration), target drone, ultra-light aircraft, Link
trainer, B-29 restoration, Tuskegee airmen, WWII Jeep,
principles of flight, WWII overview, military aviation
between wars, AF uniforms, WWII WACO glider (nose
section) 15th AF in WWII, Jimmy Doolittle, ball turret, Cons
airways, WWII aircraft recognition models, CBI, Berlin
Airlift, heritage photographs, medal of honor, nose art,
humanitarian airlift, history of Travis, “Fat Man” atomic
bomb, aircraft engines the crash of General Travis in
1950, T-28, T-37, and F-100 cockpits, Travis during the
Korean War and Vietnam War and the Space Program.
461 Burgan Blvd. Bldg. 80, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Thrift Store, Airman’s Attic & Loan Locker
Thrift Store
Hours of Operation:
Monday–Thursday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
3rd Saturday:
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Phone: (707) 437-2370
The Travis Community Thrift Shop (TCTS) is coowned by the Travis Officers’ Spouses’ Club
(TOSC) and Travis Enlisted Spouses’ Club
(TESC). All of the profits earned at the TCTS are
exclusively for charitable causes to benefit Team
Travis , the local community, military service
related organizations and the TOSC and TESC
scholarship fund for graduating seniors and
military spouses. The TCTS provides a
convenient means to dispose of unwanted
personal possessions by consignment or
donations. Check out their website at
www.traviscommunitythriftshop.com.
Airman’s Attic & Loan Locker
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday & Thursday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Wednesday: 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Saturdays: Call for Hours
Phone: (707) 424-8740
Please donate plastic bags.
The mission of the Airman’s Attic is to provide quality
assistance to deserving Airmen and Families. Tuesdays
and Thursdays are for E-5 and below and their
dependants. Wednesday for E-9 and below. 1st and 3rd
Saturdays they are open to all I.D card holders. Run by
volunteers– volunteers always welcome! Everything is
Free! Hours of operation are subject to change.
Call ahead! Also see their Facebook page!
560 Hickam Ave. Bldg. 247, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Education Center
Hours of Operation
Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Friday:
7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Wed: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Phone: (707) 424-3444
Professional Guidance Counselors
Personal education counselors can assist individuals in
planning for their individual goals as well as creating a
financial aid plan.
Testing Program
The education center is an official Defense Activities for
Non-Traditional Educational Support (DANTES) testing
center to earn non-traditional college credit and offers
a wide variety of testing opportunities for free for Active
Duty, Guard, and Reserve personnel. Civilian
employees and dependents may test for a fee. Some
test study guides are available.
The Education Center assists military members
and their families in obtaining many certifications,
Associates degrees, Bachelors degrees, and
Masters degrees from various programs such as
on-base college programs, on campus programs
and distance-learning:
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Brandman University
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Pacific Union College
Solano Community College
University of Maryland University College
Solano County Office of Education
Solano County Office of Education, College and
Career Readiness division offers a Paraeducator
and Instructional Assistant course a few times
Tests available include
each year or school year. Find out more
Air Force Institute of Advanced Distance Learning Tests information on this course and other adult
Professional Military Education (PME) Testing
education courses at www.solanocoe.net
Air Force Reading Abilities Test (AFRAT)
Address: 2460 Clay Bank Rd. Fairfield CA
American College Test (ACT)
94533, Bldg. 2
Certification examinations
Phone: (707) 399-4800
CLEP
DANTES Standardized Subject Tests (DSST)
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)
530 Hickam Ave. Bldg. 249 Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Military Personnel Section
Military Personnel Section
Human Resources for
NAF or Non-Appropriated
Funds
Monday-Friday:
8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
ID Cards
7:15 AM – 2:55 PM
Customer Service Line:
(707) 424-5604
F Wing Room F100
Monday-Friday:
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Appointment Website:
https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil
Phone: (707) 424-4749
FSS Human Resources
• Employment for NAF jobs within the Force
Support Squadron.
• NAF job vacancies are listed at: www.nafjobs.org
Military Personnel Section
• Finance
• TMO (Traffic Management Office)
• ID cards and Customer service- Appointment
preferred. Appointments from 7:15am-3:15pm.
Walk-ins for emergency only.
• DEERS (Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting
System
• Awards and Decorations
• Parking suggestions
Civilian Personnel Office
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
9:00-11:00 AM and 1:00-3:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday
9:00 -11:00
Walk-in Hours
Phone: (707) 424-3067
“Top of The Hill”
** Additional Travis AFB DEERS
Location:
349th FSS: 520 Waldron St, Bldg. 228
707-424-2345
*Appointment Preferred
Civilian Personnel Office
• Employment for government jobs locally and
around the world.
• Job vacancies listed online at www.usajobs.gov
Is there a DEERS site closer to you? RAPIDS
Site Locator: http://www.dmdc.osd.mil/rsl
540 Airlift Dr. Bldg. 381, Travis AFB, CA 94535 (MPF)
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Base Exchange / Mini Mall
Main Exchange Hours of Operation
Tuesday-Saturday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Monday: 9:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Contact Main Exchange for Holiday Hours
Phone: (707) 437-4633
http://www.shopmyexchange.com/Exchange
Locations/TravisAFBStore.htm
Main Exchange Information
Mini-Mall Concessions
•The Exchange offers products estimated 25% off
regular department store prices!
•Food court:
Subway
Popeye’s
Manchu Wok
Taco Bell
Anthony’s Pizza
Baskin Robbins
Charlie’s Subs
Cinnabon
Captain D’s
Concessions in the Main Exchange
Enterprise Car Rental
Lee’s Tailor Shop
Huv-A-Java-Do
Game Stop
Starbucks
Travis Cleaners
GNC
Watch Repair
Optical Center
Optometrist
Self-Service Laundromat
The UPS Store
Post Office
Pharmacy
Military Clothing
Class Six
Domino’s Pizza (10am – 12am)
Barber Shop
Beauty Shop
Petals & Blooms
707-437-2776
707-437-2848
707-437-0123
The Exchange Business Office
GM Office
Business Office
HR Office
(707) 437-7300
(707) 437-2802
(707) 437-4789
(707) 437-4286
(707) 437-8342
(707) 437-2733
(707) 437-2078
(707) 437-6810
(707) 437-9686
(707) 437-4095
800-225-5293 x210
(707) 437-6145
(707) 437-2889
(707) 423-5345
(707) 437-4633 x600
(707) 437-4633 x625
(707) 419-6100
*Concession store hours vary. Please check the
above listed websites for individual store hours.
707-437-4633 x 215
707-437-4633 x 640/649
707-437-4633 x 634/636
460 Skymaster Dr. Bldg. 648, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Commissary
Store Hours of Operation
Monday- Thursday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday & Saturday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Phone: 707-437-4004
Customer Service ext. 2
Deli & Bakery ext. 3
Meat Dept. ext. 4
Produce Dept. ext. 5
Bagging and Carryout
The store baggers pack and carry out grocery
orders. They are not commissary employees. The
baggers work for the shoppers and are paid
through tips only. The tip amount is between the
patron and the bagger, depending on the service
provided.
www.commissaries.com
Case-lot Purchases and Special Orders
Case-lot purchases can be made; however,
patrons will not usually experience additional
savings by purchasing large quantities unless
there is a special semi-annual case-lot sale
since all items are sold at cost. To have
preferred items added to stock or place a
special order, complete a suggestion form
located at the ID desk or contact a manager
by phone or in person. Allow 24 to 48 hours
for processing of special orders. Special
requests, such as meat slicing, can be done
while one is waiting.
460 Skymaster Dr. Bldg. 680, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Arts & Crafts Center
Arts & Craft Center Administration:
(707) 424-2929
Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Auto Hobby Shop: (707) 424-5300
Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Engraving Shop: (707) 424-8502
Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Frame Shop: (707) 424-4391
Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Closed on Thursday.
Auto Hobby Shop: Offers stall rental and
performs simple maintenance such as oil
changes and tire rotation.
Engraving Shop: Many gift or award items
available to engrave or personalize with your
favorite photos; pet tags, trophies, plaques, and
so much more!
Frame Shop: Purchase ready-made items or
create a custom design using a selection that
rivals that of local hobby/framing chains for a
very competitive price!
Classes offered at the Arts & Craft Center
• Beginning Framing
• Looking for instructors for new classes! If
interested, call (707) 424-2929
Check with the Arts & Craft Center for
upcoming scheduled dates and times
for classes.
511 Suisun Ave. Bldg. 226, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Automobile Care
Car Wash
Open Daily – 24 Hours
Firestone
Monday – Saturday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Building 170, Travis Avenue
Phone: (707) 437-2678
The Car Wash is located on Ragsdale St.
between Travis Ave. and Hickam Ave. From the
main gate, turn right on Ragsdale St . (1st light).
The Car Wash is on the Right past the Family
Camp, behind the BX.
**For the Auto Hobby Shop
see Pg. 23 under the Arts and
Crafts Center
Express Station with Fuel
Open Daily - 24 Hours
Building 171 & 172, Travis Avenue
Phone: (707) 437-6606/6607
Lemon Lot (Used Car Lot)
Vehicles need a permit to be in the lot. Permits
are issued by the Auto Hobby Shop Bldg. 226
Located across from the Armed Forces Bank
and adjacent to the Exchange parking lot.
Phone: (707) 424-5300
Bldgs. 170, 171, 172 Travis Ave, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Outdoor Recreation Center
Outdoor Recreation
Mon - Fri, 8:00 AM -6:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM; Sun Closed
Phone: (707) 424-0969
Rentals: Closes 30 min early Mon - Sat
Wednesday Climb Night: 5:00-8:00 PM
X-treme Paintball: 707-424-0970
Open Play Hours Sat 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday-Friday: reservations only
ROCK WALL
Birthday Parties
ROCK WALL
If your son or daughter loves adventure and
is interested in rock climbing ,you can host a
birthday party at the rock wall. The parties
are provided to you at a low cost and last a
few hours. This is a great way to celebrate
your child’s birthday so make sure to book
your party today!
Rentals
At the Outdoor Recreation center you can rent
equipment for water and winter sports, picnic/party
equipment, bouncy houses, camping gear, lawn
equipment, bikes, canoes and canopies.
Information, Tickets & Travel
Tickets for Disneyland, Six Flags, Universal
Studios, San Diego Zoo, Monterey Bay
Aquarium, and other local attractions. You
can also receive information on discounted
hotel vouchers and fishing license.
Outdoor Adventure Program
The OAP offers a wide variety of classes and trips
to help you explore new activities. Such as sailing,
kayaking, whitewater rafting, wine tours, disc golf,
camp cooking, skiing and National Park Trips just to
name a few. These trips are not free but are
provided to you at low cost. Sign ups are required
so please call to register.
Visit them today to pick up your very own
Travis Recreation Guide book. The book
comes out every three months and has all
the information on upcoming trips and
classes. Check out www.travisfss.com.
There are also local trips to attractions such as:
Fisherman’s Warf , Six Flags Fright Fest, and Napa
Valley just to name a few.
273 Ellis Dr. Bldg. 863, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Aero Club & Equestrian Center
Aero Club
Monday – Saturday:
10:00AM - 5:00PM
Phone: (707) 374-0081
Travis Aero Club
The Travis Aero Club is a great place to learn how to fly! It’s not only a place for pilots, but a place to
become one. The aero club offers safe professional aviation training programs at an affordable price.
Orientation flights within 50 NM of the Travis area is offered. The Travis AFB Aero Club is at the Rio Vista
Airport. Membership is open to active duty, reserves, military retirees, DoD civilian employees, Travis
contractors supporting the Air Force mission, FAA members, NAF employees and AAFES employees as
well as family members. For more information on flight training certification, private ground school, testing
or reduced rates, call (707) 374-0081 or visit www.travisaeroclub.com. Check out www.travisfss.com under
support services for more information.
The Equestrian Center
The Equestrian Center has over 300 acres of grazing land, complete boarding facilities
(60 stalls), enclosed indoor arena, dressage court, large stalls and a centralized fly spray system. The center
is eligible to all active duty military, reserves, retired military and civilians employed at Travis AFB. Only center
members and their invited guests may use the premises. Please contact the Equestrian Center for location,
hours of operation and further information at (707) 365-9051. Check out www.travisfss.com.
3000 Baumann Rd., Rio Vista, CA 94571 (Aero Club)
Bldg. 1846 at W. Street & Dixon Ave. (Equestrian)
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Family Camp & Long Term Parking
Family Camp Office Hours
8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Closed on Sundays & Holidays
Laundry and restrooms open 24
hours/day.
If office is closed on arrival, follow
instructions on Check-in Board.
Phone: (707) 424-3583
The Family Camp (FamCamp) recreational vehicle park offers a full scope of activities for transient
members and their families. The park is at the corner of Ragsdale Street and Travis Boulevard just inside
the main gate. Family Camp is available for use by active duty, retired, DoD civilians, 100 % disabled
veterans and Air Force Reservists. Trailers up to 40 feet can be accommodated with all the amenities
including heated restrooms, warm showers, laundry room, dry camp, tent area, phones, picnic tables , and
cable. Camp site is pet friendly. Reservations at least 30 days notice. For more information, call 707-4243583. Check out www.travisfss.com.
Long Term Parking & RV Storage
See Outdoor Recreation hours of operation in order to speak with the Storage Manager.
Store your recreational vehicles, campers and boats in a secure lot on base, located off of Ragsdale Rd; just
beyond the Outdoor Rec Center.
Phone: (707) 424-5250
Skeet & Trap
Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday:
10:00AM - 2:00PM
Phone: (707) 424-5077
570 Ellis Drive
Corner of Ragsdale St. and Travis Blvd. on TAFB (FamCamp)
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Aquatic Center, Golf Course & Marina
Travis Aquatic Center
The Travis Aquatic Center is where
you can go to cool off and have fun
in the sun during the summer!
There is open swim, lap swim,
swimming lessons, water aerobics
and kayaking classes offered at
the center. The swimming pool is
located on Waldron St. in building
232 on Travis AFB. Contact the
Aquatic Center to find out the
current summer season pool
schedule or to find out more about
classes offered at 707-424-5283.
Open May through September.
Check out www.travisfss.com..
SUMMER HOURS:
WINTER HOURS:
MON thru FRI:
Sunrise - Sunset
Travis Marina Hours
Call for hours of operation.
Phone: (415) 332-2319
Enjoy a meal at the base of the famed Golden Gate Bridge with a scenic view of downtown San Francisco.
The Travis Marina is a recreational activity of the 60 Force Support Squadron. The marina is open to active
duty, reserve and retired US Armed Services, Coast Guard, DOD civilians and CG Auxiliary members.
Recreational and boating opportunities in all skill levels is offered on the San Francisco Bay. The TSC offers
an American Sailing Association (ASA) certified sail training program, sailboat rentals, a Rent-a-Skipper
program and a marina complex with over 80 slips available for rent. The Travis Marina is available for private
events and weddings! Call the Travis Marina for hours of operation and for more information. For more
information see their website: www.presidioyachtclub.org
P.O. Box 2726 Sausalito, CA 94966 (Marina)
5601 Meridian Road, Bldg. 2012 (Golf Course)
Waldron St., Bldg. 232, Travis AFB, CA 94535 (Aquatic)
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Parks on Base
Dog Park
Created by Balfour Beatty to offer the residents of
Travis AFB a place for their dogs to socialize and
exercise. The space is located on Twin Peaks Dr.
next to the skate park. It has an area for small dogs
and an area for big dogs. Open from light till dark.
Duck Pond
Located on Burgan Boulevard just inside the
North gate. Offers scenic views, childhood
recreation and fitness opportunities. One lap
around the track equals 1.5 miles. The area also
has picnic tables and BBQ pits. Fishing is allowed.
The pond gets stocked with fish annually for the
Fishing Derby event.
Skate Park
Located on Twin Peaks Dr. across from the
Travisville park. Offers a place for skaters to be
“extreme” in a safe and controlled environment.
Use of proper safety equipment and adherence to
posted rules is mandatory. Park includes 6 foot high
half-pipe, two quarter pipes and grind rails.
Travisville Park
Located on Twin Peaks Dr. between the
Youth Center and Twin Peaks Chapel. The
park has a variety of playground
equipment, play stations and picnic areas.
Call Outdoor Recreation at (707) 424-0969
for pavilion reservations.
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Travis Bowl & Fitness Center
Travis Bowl
Fitness Center
Sunday-Thursday: 10:00 AM -10:00 PM
Friday & Saturday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Call for Holiday Hours
Phone: (707) 437-4737
Monday-Friday: 6:00 AM -8:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
550 Travis Ave. (Bldg 434)
Phone: (707) 424-2008
*Register for After Hours Access
Fitness Center
There are many group exercise classes offered free
to military members and their family. Other classes
are offered for a small cost.
Classes may include Indoor Cycling/Spin,
Weight Training, Circuit/Strength, Step/Sculpt, Pilates,
HIIT, Tabata Core, and Pre/Postnatal Classes.
*Classes subject to change.
Fitness Center Features
•Racquetball courts
•Free weights
•2 basketball courts
•2 group exercise studios
•Outdoor track
•Flat screen TVs
•State of the art cardio equipment
Cross Fit Gym (outdoor) located behind Main Fitness
Center
Peep Drop
Child care system where parents exchange their time
spent volunteering at the Peep Drop for full access to
the Fitness Center or outdoor track while child care is
provided.
Travis Avenue, Travis AFB, CA 94535
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Mitchell Memorial Library, Movie Theater, &
Chapels
Mitchell Memorial Library
AAFES Reel Time Theater
Monday - Thursday:
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday : 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 - 5:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Phone: (707) 424-3279
Movies play on Friday,
Saturday & Sunday.
Movie schedule is found in the
Travis Tailwind Newspaper
First Street Chapel
Phone: (707) 424-2651
Twin Peaks Chapel
Phone: (707) 424-3217
Phone: (707) 437-3855
Chapel Website: https://eim.amc.af.mil/org/60amwhc/default.aspx
511 Travis Ave. Bldg. 436, Travis AFB, CA 94535 (Library)
571 Travis Ave. Bldg. Travis AFB, CA 94535 (Theater)
200 Hackett Street, Travis AFB, CA 94535 (Twin Peaks Chapel)
520 First Street, Travis AFB, CA 94535 (First Street Chapel)
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Food & Dining on Base
Passenger Terminal Grill
Located inside the passenger terminal. Serves breakfast and lunch.
Featured items include: breakfast burritos, teriyaki chicken and
ribs.
Popeye’s at the Shoppette
Full service Popeye’s located in the Shoppette complete with a
drive thru window.
AAFES Food Court
Located inside the Base Exchange. Includes:
Anthony’s Pizza, Baskin Robbins, Captain D’s, Charlie’s
Steakery, Cinnabon, Manchu Wok, Popeye’s, Taco Bell, and
Subway. Call: 707-437-4490 for hours of operation.
Bldg 381 Coffee Shop
Located on the first floor of the building. Serves breakfast,
coffee, pastries, salads , sandwiches, and rice bowls.
DGMC Dining Facility
Located on the first floor of David Grant Medical Center.
Open to hospital staff, outpatients, and anyone with an
appointment.
Fairways at Cypress Lakes Golf Course
Located in the clubhouse at Cypress Lakes Golf Course.
Features five televisions and a full bar. For more information
and hours of operation call 707-451-7646.
Huv-a-Java-Do
Located in the Mini-mall. Open everyday of the week
6:00am-2:00pm. Their breakfast menu features: breakfast
sandwiches, bagels, donuts, coffee, and Italian soda. Their
lunch menu features: sandwiches, soup and chili. Call for
more details: 707-437-4789
Knucklebuster Café
Located in Hanger 810. Open to all Team Travis members.
Healthy, fresh, and convenient grab ‘n go options. Open
24./7. (707) 424-6502
Java City Coffee Shop and Cafe
Located in the main lobby of the Westwind Inn open 7 days a week
6:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Menu items include espresso, breakfast
sandwiches, salads, pastries, and desserts. (707) 424-3344
Sierra Inn Dining Facility
Located in building 1301 next to the dorms. Open to ALL Team
Travis members 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM. Grab and Go options and
other snack/grill items are available when grill is closed. (707) 4240906
Starbucks
Located in the Mini Mall. Call 707-437-8342 for more information.
Ten Pin at Travis Bowl
Located in the bowling center on base. Menu features breakfast
selections, specialty burgers and healthy options. For more
information call: 707-437-2695.
The Peak Café
Located in building 1348. Offers a FREE coffee bar worked by
volunteers. Features: coffees, Italian sodas and assortment of hors
d’oeuvres. M-F; 5-9 PM. -Call 707-424-4631 for more information.
Wingman’s at the Delta Breeze Club
Located in the Delta Breeze club on the Enlisted side. Offers wide
variety of food and sit down menu. Call for more information:
707-437-3227.
Travis Marina
A great location in San Francisco next to the Golden Gate
bridge and activities like sailing and bike riding. Enjoy a
waterfront meal at Mike’s. Call for hours: 415-332-2319
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Delta Breeze Club & Westwind Inn
Delta Breeze Club
The Corner Market:
Convenience store that stocks a large variety of
ice-cold beverages, snacks, microwave meals,
toiletries, and other sundries. Located adjacent to
the front desk. Open 24-hours/day.
Administration: 707-437-3711
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Catering: (707) 424-2745
Officers’ Club
Friday: 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Wingman’s Bar: 437-3227
Mon-Thurs: 4:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Fri & Sat: 4:30 PM – 11:00 PM
Java City Coffee Shop:
A full-service coffee bar located in the lobby and
open from 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM daily.
Westwind Inn Information:
Westwind Inn, located on Travis Avenue, is the
24-hour arrival point for all authorized guests.
People traveling on official government orders are
eligible to make reservations for transient quarters
as soon as the requirement is known. Authorized
users who are not traveling on official government
orders may use the facilities on a Space-Available
basis. Space-A reservations can be made up to
120 days in advance.
*Special Events may extend operating hours*
www.travisfss.com for more information.
Reservations are accepted 24-hours a day by
calling 707-424-8000. Reservations can also be
made by completing an on-line reservations
request at www.dodlodging.net.
400 Windward Dr. Bldg. 400 (Delta Breeze Club)
570 Travis Ave, Bldg. 402 (Westwind Inn)
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Travis Spouses’ Groups
& Private Organizations
Travis Officers’ Spouses’ Club Society
The Travis Officers’ Spouses’ Club (TOSC) is an exciting way to
meet new friends and make a difference on base and in the local
community. There are numerous special activity groups in which
to get involved.
Visit us at www.travisosc.com or on Facebook!
Travis Enlisted Spouses’ Club Society
Top of The Hill
The Travis Enlisted Spouses’ Club (TESC) brings
spouses together in an environment of support and
service. It is an active voice at Travis as well as in the
surrounding communities. The TESC general
membership and social meetings are held on the third
Tuesday of each month.
Visit us at www.esctravis.com or on Facebook!
Spouses’ Groups by Group or Squadron
Please contact your Key Spouse to get information on how
to connect with the individual group or squadron spouses’
groups. Contact the Airman and Family Readiness Center to
get contact information for your Key Spouse at (707) 4242486.
Partial list of other groups/private organizations on Travis
Airmen Committed to Excellence (ACE)
Air Force Sergeants Association
African American Heritage Committee
Asian Pacific Islander Association
Company Grade Officers
Golden Bear ATA
Hispanic Heritage Committee
LGBT Alliance
Native American Group
SSgt, TSgt Association Reaching Success (S.T.A.R.S.)
Women’s History Committee
Please contact NAF Accounting at 424-2635 for more information.
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OPSEC
What is OPSEC?
OPSEC stands for “Operational Security” and strives to keep potential adversaries from discovering our
critical information. As the name suggests, it protects our operations—planned, in progress and those
completed. Success depends on secrecy and surprise, so the military can accomplish the mission quicker
with less risk. Enemies of freedom want our information, and they’re not just after the military member to get
it. They want you, the family member!
You are a vital player in our success!
As a family member of the Air Force community, you are a vital player in our success and we couldn’t do our
job without your support. You may not know it, but you also play a crucial role in protecting your loved ones
just by what you know of the Air Force’s day to day operations. You can protect your loved ones by
practicing good operations security.
What can you do?
There are many countries and organizations that would like to take a bite out of American interests. It’s
possible and not unprecedented for spouses and family members of U.S. military personnel to be targeted
for intelligence collection. Even here in America! What can you do?
Be Alert
Foreign governments and organizations can collect significant amounts of useful information by using spies.
A foreign agent may use a variety of approaches to befriend someone and get sensitive information. This
sensitive information can be critical to the success of a terrorist or spy.
Be Careful
There may be times where your spouse cannot talk about the specifics of his or her job. It’s very important
to conceal and protect certain information such as flight schedules, TDY, locations, and base activities, just
to name a few. Something as simple as discussing over the phone where your spouse is going TDY or
deploying to can be very useful to a potential adversary.
Protecting Critical Information
Even though this information may not be secret, it’s what we call “critical information.” Critical information
must be protected to ensure an adversary doesn’t gain a significant advantage. It deals with specific facts
about our intentions, capabilities, operations or activities. If an adversary knew this detailed information, our
mission accomplishment and personnel safety could be jeopardized. By being a military family member,
you may know some bits of information. Do not discuss them outside of your immediate family and
especially over the telephone.
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OPSEC
Examples of Critical Information that needs to be protected:
-Detailed information about the mission of assigned units.
-Details concerning locations and times of unit deployments
-Personnel transactions that occur in large numbers i.e., Pay information, power of attorney, wills
-Deployment information
-References to trends in unit morale or personnel problems
-Details concerning security procedures
Puzzle Pieces
Small pieces of information like listed above may seem insignificant. However, to a trained adversary, they
are pieces of a puzzle that highlight what we’re doing. Remember, the element of surprise is Vital to the
accomplishment of our goals and personnel protection.
Where and how you discuss this information is just as important as with whom you discuss it.
An adversary’s agents tasked with collecting information frequently visit some of the same stores, clubs,
recreational areas or even churches as you do.
Determined individuals can easily collect data from cordless and cellular phones and even baby monitors
using inexpensive receivers available from local electronics stores.
If anyone, especially a foreign national approaches you and persistently seeks information, notify your
military sponsor immediately. He or she will notify the unit OPSEC program manager or The Air Force
Office of Special Investigations (OSI.)
Air Force Eagle Eyes Program
The Air Force Eagles Eyes Program is a neighborhood watch program aimed at keeping those who live
and work on military installations safe. Individuals may report suspicious activity to the Air Force Office of
Special Investigations, Security Forces, local and federal police. If reporting to Security Forces call 707424-3293. For more information on the Air Force Eagle Eyes Program call 707-424-3115.
Emergency Contact Numbers
Security Forces: (707) 424-3294
OSI: (707) 424-3115
OPSEC Manager: (707) 424-7657
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Disaster Preparedness Checklist
In case of emergencies you and your family should be prepared . Here in California it is not
uncommon to experience earthquakes, fires, floods and black outs. The Bay Area Red Cross is
working with the Travis AFB TIDES agencies in making sure our families are informed and prepared
in case of a natural disaster occurs. For more information regarding disaster relief, contact the American Red
Cross.
1. Make a Plan. Planning ahead is the first step to a calmer and more assured disaster response.
2. Talk. Discuss with your family what disasters could possibly occur. Work as a team
Giving everyone a set of responsibilities.
3. Plan. Choose two places to meet after the disaster. One should be right outside your home
And the other outside your neighborhood in case you can not return to your home.
4. Learn. Each adult should know how to turn off the utilities I.e. electricity, water and gas. Learn to
Use a fire extinguisher.
5. Check Supplies. Review your disaster supplies. Make sure supplies are not out dated.
6. Tell. Make sure everyone knows who to contact in case of emergency. Designate a person
Outside of the area ( a different state) to be the central person everyone contacts if the family
Is separated.
7. Practice. These guidelines are only useful if you learn to use them. Practice with your
Family make sure everyone knows what to do, where to go and who to contact in an
Emergency situation.
8. Build a Kit. You will need to personalize your family kit based on your size and needs. Make
sure your kit is in a place that you will be able to get to. Also everyone in the family should know
where it is located. It is a good idea to check your kit every 6 months to make sure it is current.
A good time to remember to do this is when there are seasonal time changes.
9. Get Trained. It is a good idea for you and your family members to get trained in both CPR and
First Aid.
10. Volunteer. Contact your local American Red Cross and ask how you can help.
11. Give Blood.
Emergency Supply Kit
Water (1 gallon/person/day)
Food
Flashlight
Batteries
First Aid Kit
Medications
Contact Info.
Radio (battery operated)
Tool kit (can opener, wrench etc.)
Clothing
Personal Items (birth certs. passports etc.)
Comfort Items (books, toys etc.)
Sanitary Items (toilet paper etc.)
Money
Contact Information
Pet Supplies
Map
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Public Affairs
Commander’s Action Line
People wishing to express gratitude or
frustration with base personnel or policies
are encouraged to use their chain of
command. However, unresolved issues may
be communicated to the Commander’s
Action Line at 424-3333 or via e-mail
through the Travis Intranet site. Items are
brought to the attention of the Wing
Commander, who tasks the appropriate
agency to provide a response on the items
of concern. The Commander may publish
items of general interest in the Tailwind.
Base Newspaper
The 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs
(PA) Office produces the base newspaper,
the Tailwind. It is delivered free of charge to
all base housing units and larger base work
centers and public facilities each Friday, with
the exception of a two-week break over the
Christmas and New Year holidays.
http://tailwind.dailyrepublic.net/home.ph
p or tailwind@us.af.mil
Swap Ads
The Tailwind provides free classified-style
advertisements on a space-available basis
for ID card holders. “For sale” ads must be
for a one-time sale of goods and not part of
a business or similar profit venture. Blank
Swap Ad forms may be clipped from the
Tailwind or picked up at the PA office. Ads
must be dropped off at the PA office during
normal duty hours, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Faxed or e-mailed submissions are not
accepted. Deadlines vary. Call the Daily
Republic at 425-4646 for more information.
Hometown News Releases
Members who have PCS’d, been promoted,
re-enlisted, retired, received an award or
completed significant training or education
programs can share those milestones with
the people back home through the
Hometown News program. The program is
administered through the Air Force News
Service in San Antonio, which gets your
news to the place(s) you call home via an
electronic network of thousands of
newspapers worldwide. To submit a
Hometown News Release, complete a
Department of Defense Form 2266 and
bring it by the PA office or for faster service
and publication, e-mail the form package file
to 60amwpaall@us.af.mil.
Media Visits and Information Requests
All base media visits, including those to
base housing, must be coordinated
through PA, which is required to have a
representative escorting media at all times
on the installation. Military personnel
should coordinate all media representative
requests for interviews or other
information through PA. Call 424-2011 for
more information.
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Websites and Online Connections
Websites Mentioned Earlier and Additional Resources:
www.travisafrc.com Airman & Family Readiness Center
www.usajobs.gov Employment Resource for Federal Jobs
www.traviscommunitythriftshop.com Thrift Store
www.travisosc.com Officer Spouses’ Club
www.travisesc.com Enlisted Spouses’ Club
www.travisfamilyhousing.com Balfour Beatty
www.travisfss.com Force Support Squadron
www.travisspecialneeds.com Special Needs Task Force
www.travisyardsales.com Thrift Store
www.ahrn.com AHRN Housing Website
www.bayareaonthecheap.com San Francisco information
www.commisaries.com Commissary information
www.goldstar.com Sign up to get discounted tickets on upcoming events
www.militaryonesource.com Military One Source
www.nafjobs.org NAF Jobs, Non- Appropriated Funds Jobs on Base
www.restaurants.com Local restaurants, great resource
www.sfbaydiscounts.com San Francisco information
www.shopmyexchange.com BX information
www.shopmyexchange.com/ExchangeLocations/TravisAFBStore.htm Concessions and stores
information
Facebook is a great way for you to feel connected to the community and connect to those
who have similar interests!
Facebook Pages related to the Travis Community:
Travis 60th Force Support Squadron
Travis Air Force Base
Travis AFB. BX
Travis Airmen’s Attic
Travis AFB Airmen Committed to Excellence
Travis AFB Dorms
Travis AFB Homes
Travis AFB Enlisted Spouses Club
Travis Officers Spouses Club
Travis AFB AFRC
Travis AFB School Liaison
EFMP Travis AFB
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Military Discounts in Local Area Stores
Westfield Mall – Solano:
Aeropostale – 10% off entire purchase.
Applebee’s-10% off Meal purchase.
Best Buy- 10% off purchase.
Chick-Fil-A- Discounts vary and participation per location.
Cinnabon – 15% off any item.
Express- 10% off your purchase with Military ID. May also be valid with additional coupons.
Finish Line – 10% off any full price or sale price items. Some shoes excluded.
Furniture 4 Less – 10% off purchase.
Helzberg Diamonds – 10% off purchases for active military personnel.
Hot Dog on a Stick - $1 off each item.
Hot Topic – 10% off yoru entire purchase.
JC Penny Portrait Studio- With valid Military ID receive a free sitting, free 8x10 print, and 50% off entire purchase.
Old Navy – 10% off total purchases cetain days of the month.
PacSun – 10% off purchases with military ID.
Picture People – 20% off portrait sheet purchases.
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory – 10% off purchases.
Sears Portrait Studio- 20% off purchase when you show your Military ID at the checkout.
Site for Sore Eyes – 25% off eye care. Some restrictions apply.
Solano Dental Group – Free teeth whitening after initial exam, necessary x-rays and adult cleanings.
Subway – 10% off for regular priced menu items.
Surf City Squeeze – 10% off any kind of drink. Not valid with any other offers.
Regal Cinemas- Receive discount on movie tickets at ticket office. Not offered during matinee time. Offer varies at each
location.
Zales – 10% off additional all merchandise.
New York & Co – 15% off with ID. In stores only. Not valid during storewide 50% off events or storewide buy one get one
free events.
Local Area Stores and Services:
Amtrak- Receive 10% off most train tickets for active duty, family members, and retired.
Banana Republic- 10% off the first day of the month with a valid military ID. Call ahead to be sure the location is
participating.
Best Western- Discounts depend on room availability. Must show Military ID.
Chevy’s Fresh Mex- Eat in uniform to receive 50% off your meal.
Chili's- Eat in uniform to receive your discount.
Dairy Queen- 10% off meal purchase when you show your military ID.
Home Depot- 10% off purchase.
IHOP- Receive 20% off meal purchase at checkout with Military ID.
Kohl’s- Receive 15% off your purchase.
Lowes- 10% off purchase.
Michaels- Receive 10% off purchase on Wednesdays. Only at participating locations.
Southwest Airlines- Receive one way tickets as low as $51 for Military members and their families. You must call
Southwest customer service hotline to receive discount.
Texas Roadhouse- Discount available to active duty members only. Must show valid ID.
United Airlines- Offers reduced domestic airfare for Military members and their immediate family members.
*Must present military ID at time of purchase. Store may refuse discount without proper
military identification. All offers subject to change.
Welcome to Travis Air Force Base!