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Room and Facility Information Assorted sundries are available at the front desk. Guests must be of legal age (21 years old) to purchase alcoholic beverages. Our Visiting General (OGN) suites are stocked daily with assorted snacks, beverages and liquor. There are price listings in all suites. Temporary Lodging Facilities rooms are available for personnel PCS-ing in an accompanied status. These facilities feature one- or two-bedroom suites complete with washer and dryer and cooking facilities. The couch and chair pull out for additional sleeping arrangements. A crib and high chair are also available in the TLFs. Two of these rooms are also able to accommodate people with disabilities. Laundry rooms are located on the first floor of each building and authorized guests may use the laundry rooms without cost. There are vending machines for detergents. Ice machines are located in each of the laundry rooms. Wake-up service is available 24 hours a day. Every room is equipped with clock radio, microwave, television, phone, refrigerator and ironing board and irons. There is a directory in each room with base and local area information along with phone numbers and lodging policies. Bike lockers are available for rent. Bikes are not allowed in the rooms at any time. Lost-and-found items are held for 30 days and then disposed of according to applicable directives. If you lose items during your stay, please contact housekeeping at extension 1332 or the front desk at “0.” Boats, trailers and oversized vehicles are not to be parked in lodging lots overnight. Contact Outdoor Recreation at extension (501) 987-6766 for storage of vehicles. All lodging facilities are non-smoking. If evidence of smoking is found in the room, a $150 cleaning fee will be assessed. Pets are only allowed in the seven available TLF “pet rooms.” If a pet is found in a room other than a pet room, a cleaning fee of up to $150 will apply. Quiet hours are from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Fax service is available at the front desk; charges are 25 cents per sheet, in addition to any telephone charges. There are two TLF rooms that are handicap-accessible, available to request at the time of reservation. Guests with handicaps may also be offered unmodified standard ground-floor rooms. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Ethan Morgan) 42 Base Community Temporary Lodging Facility bedroom Thomas Community Activities Center Location: Bldg. 868 Phone: (501) 987-7588/6720 This center offers a self-supervised game room for adults and youth, with pool tables, Ping-Pong, air hockey, foosball and a big-screen TV. The party room has an indoor play structure for children ages 12 and under. Children’s birthday parties can be booked in the party room at a reasonable price. A large ballroom is available for parties, receptions, retirements and holiday functions. Additionally, the center offers classes in violin, piano, voice, dance and martial arts, among others. Instructors are needed to teach classes in foreign languages, various dance forms and instruments. The Thomas Community Activity Center is staffed for events/reservations only. Veterinary Clinic Location: Bldg. 648 Phone: (501) 987-7249 The Veterinary Treatment Facility runs clinics by appointment only. Fees are charged for all vaccinations and medications at reduced rates compared with the civilian community. Services provided to privately owned animals are vaccinations, parasite control (including heartworm) and treatment for zoonotic diseases (those considered communicable to people). Active-duty and retired military personnel may make use of the veterinary clinic. All individuals who live on base and have pets must register their pets at the veterinary clinic. Youth Center Location: Bldg. 1992 Phone: (501) 987-6355 The Youth Center is looking for kids ages 9 to 18 who want to make new friends, discover new interests, develop into productive citizens and have fun! Membership is only $25 a year. Youth Programs members are rewarded with discounted participation fees for instructional classes, field trips and special events. The Youth Center has a wide variety of activities planned for every day that will fulfill the needs of anyone who walks through the doors. We focus on five main categories when planning the programs: character and LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE
leadership development, education and career development, health and life skills, the arts, informal youth sports and fitness and recreation. School Year Hours: Monday through Friday: 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday: 1 to 7:30 p.m. Summer Hours: Monday through Friday: 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday: 1 to 6:30 p.m. Teen Center Location: Building 1995 Phone: (501) 987-1510 The Teen Center offers a wide variety of social activities for youth in grades 7-12. We offer a music room/lounge with iPod docks, computer lab with Internet access, reading materials and video game consoles (Xbox 360 and Wii) with a wide variety of all the most current video games. Our entertainment center provides youths the opportunity to view the latest movies on a big screen television or listen to their favorite music on a high quality sound system. The center features a game room area with pool tables, foosball, pinball machines and a Ping-Pong table. Teen Center hours are: Thursday: 4 to 8 p.m. Friday: 4 to 11 p.m. Saturday: 2 to 11 p.m. Youth Sports Location: Bldg. 1992 Phone: (501) 987-6355 The Youth Sports Program offers a wide array of organized and informal sports activities to help children develop desired physical skills, to mature emotionally and socially and learn the importance of teamwork. Team sports offered during the year are soccer, basketball and t-ball/baseball. Youth Sports also provides a program called Smart Start, which teaches sports to children 3 to 5 years of age. Start Smart is a parent participation program that offers sports such as basketball, soccer, baseball and golf. Call the Youth Center for details. The Youth Sports Program is community oriented and developed to provide an opportunity for youth, regardless of ability to play, to learn and enjoy each sport. Adults participate in this perspective in order to achieve our mutual objective: kids learning to play sports and enjoying the experience. School-Age Program Location: Bldg. 1992 Phone: (501) 987-6355 for information or to register The School-Age Program offers top-quality childcare for children in grades K-6. The program consists of beforeschool care, after-school care and a full-time vacation program as well. The program is accredited by the National After-School Association and certified annually by the Department of Defense. The staff has an extensive training process that gives them the knowledge and skills to provide children the highest quality out-of-school experience. This program supports your children’s development, allows them to explore and build on their interests, promotes freedom of choice and helps them to grow into independent and productive citizens. We are dedicated to providing a child the very best out-of-school experience possible. Youth Center Hours: Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ongoing Special Youth Center Programs Start Smart for 3-5 year olds, Fit Factor, Batting Cages, Skateboard Park, Read by Mail, Keystone Club, 4-H activities (for youth ages 9-18), Club Zoom, Torch Club and Keystone Club are available at the Youth or Teen Center. Start Smart is a program that involves parents and children ages 3-5 years old, side by side, in a learning environment for various sports. The program emphasizes fun, fundamentals and keeping competition in a healthy perspective. Fit Factor Phone: (501) 987-6355 Fit Factor Hours: 4 to 5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays The purpose of this program is to promote youth fitness and health, inspire youth to enjoy physical activity and to stay involved in life-long activities. If you would like your child to develop a more active and healthy lifestyle, bring him or her to the Youth Center for this new and exciting fitness program. Children will receive prizes for each level of fitness they achieve in this program. One Page at a Time Phone: (501) 987-6355 to register A free reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own book list from thousands of recommended book titles and earn points and prizes for their literary successes. Youth Programs Clubs 4-H Club Phone: (501) 987-6355 for more information and next meeting time Interested in joining a 4-H club? Learn about cooking and the arts. We are a program that offers 4-H club activities for ages 9-18. Torch Club Phone: (501) 987-6355 for more information Hours: 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays This is offered to members ages 11-13. The Torch Club, a Boys & Girls Club program, brings young people together to participate in activities geared toward recreation and community service. The club is free with a Youth Center membership ($20 year). Passport to Manhood is a new program geared toward young men ages 11-14 to promote positive values and responsible behavior. You must be a YC member to participate. Keystone Club This club is designed for teens ages 14-18 to develop character and leadership skills through community involvement, electing club officials, attending regional and national conferences, holding fundraisers, and planning and implementing events for the local community. Come and be a part of the nation’s first Gold Level Keystone Club. LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE Base Community 43
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