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Living Quarters
The first stop in finding a place to live for anyone
moving to Little Rock AFB is the military Housing
Referral Office at 538 Thomas Ave. (two blocks away
from the Fitness Center). The Housing Referral Office
also operates out of The Welcome Center at 101
Arkansas Blvd. (in the base housing area). In addition to
helping you find a home, the Housing Referral Office has
a number of handouts for newcomers that include
phonebooks, maps, utility company information and
public school information.
Housing options in and around Little Rock AFB are
many, varied and for the most part, very affordable.
There is plenty of family housing on base. The off-base
rental market ranges from small apartments to very
large multistory homes, and there are normally plenty of
new and pre-owned homes for sale.
Because you will likely be here for a few years, consider
all possible options and choose carefully the one
that is best for you. The Air Force has moved you to
Little Rock AFB and will move you to your next duty station
when you leave here, but it won’t pay to move you
from neighborhood to neighborhood in the local area
while you are here. The one exception to this rule is if
you are placed on a waiting list for on-base housing,
which requires you to rent a place in the local community
prior to moving on base.
Dormitories
Single Airmen in pay grades E-1 through E-4 with less
than three years of service are required to report to the
Consolidated Dorms Management Office in Building 723
upon arrival. As dorm space is at a premium, your rank
and date of rank determine whether you will be assigned
a room in your squadron’s dorm, or sent to the military
housing referral office to investigate the possibility of
living in on-base family housing in an unaccompanied
status or finding a place to live off base. As a general
28 Little Rock AFB Housing
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rule, any E-1 through E-4 with less than three years of
service will be assigned a dorm room.
The dorms are centrally located on base and within
easy walking distance of the BX, commissary, chapel
and other recreational facilities.
With one exception, all of the dorms are essentially
the same. They are equipped with a private room with a
shared bath. Furniture in the room will include a full-size
(double) bed, a dresser, an armoire suitable for holding
a television, and a chair. Residents can also request a
desk and a recliner. Telephone and cable television service
are available in the rooms should a resident elect to
subscribe and pay for either service.
One dorm, Bldg. 846, is designed with pods of six
rooms, each with a private bath, sharing a common
kitchen and living room area. Each dorm has a dayroom
with pool tables, a sofa, a large-screen television and a
DVD player, among other amenities. Each dormitory
floor has a shared kitchen space with appliances and
utensils. Washers and driers are also available.
The dining facility serving all the dorms is the
Hercules Dining Facility, located a couple of minutes’
walking distance from them all.
The dining facility operates on the following schedule:
Monday through Friday:
Breakfast: 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Midnight Meal: Monday through Friday: 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Saturday – Sunday 11 p.m. to midnight
Dorm residents who advance in rank and/or time in
service may be authorized and/or asked to move out of
the dorm into family housing or the local community to
make way for more junior Airmen being assigned to Little
Rock AFB. Determining who gets to move out of the
dorms is done exclusively by rank and time in service.
LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE