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EmE r g E n c y ma n a g E m E n t In s t I t u t E • 2010-2011 • ca t a l o g of co u r s E s NOTE: Onsite transportation is provided to and from all training areas and support facilities at CDP on a scheduled basis. Dress code Attire for training is business casual during course hours. During outdoor training, participants should consider wearing clothing suitable for the weather conditions and training activity. security All personnel entering CDP should become familiar and comply with the security regulations and instructions. All personnel will walk through a metal detector, and both personnel and packages are subject to search and inspection. All students will display their student badge (identification) at all times while inside the facility. recreation Fitness Facilities Each dormitory building has exercise equipment located on the first floor. In addition, there are two fitness facilities available for your use. These facilities are owned and operated by the city of Anniston. The Truman Gym is open daily until 9 p.m. The following activities are available at Truman Gym: heated indoor pool, racquetball, sauna, Nautilus room, free-weight room, and basketball. The Fitness Center is located 1 mile from CDP. The center is open daily until 6:30 p.m. The following activities are available at the Fitness Center: Nautilus, sauna, saunavibe massage, cardio room, and free-weights. There is also an 18-hole golf course currently at the CDP site. The golf course is currently owned and operated by the city of Anniston. It includes a pro shop and clubhouse which serves food and beverages. Banking Facilities The Fort McClellan Credit Union has an ATM located in the shopping area (Commissary and PX complex). There are numerous other banking institutions within the local area. 19 travel NOTE: You must first receive an acceptance letter from the NETC Admissions Office before making any travel arrangements. Privately-Owned Vehicles Driving directions to CDP are provided below. Your acceptance letter will outline the method and rate of reimbursement. Air Travel Your acceptance letter will contain specific instructions on making airline reservations. Arrangements should be made with your flight arriving at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport. For security purposes, be prepared to show a photo ID. Transportation to CDP will be provided via shuttle bus to/from the airport. Please call (256) 741-3600 to reserve a seat on the shuttle bus. In case of emergency or travel difficulties, please call CDP at (256) 741 3419. FEd E r A L Em E r g E N C y mA N A g E m E N T Ag E N C y gEnEral InfOrmatIOn
gEnEral InfOrmatIOn EmE r g E n c y ma n a g E m E n t In s t I t u t E • 2010-2011 • ca t a l o g of co u r s E s general Directions to center for Domestic preparedness/ noble training facility FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP)/ The Noble Training Facility (NTF) is approximately 90 miles west of Atlanta, Georgia, and 60 miles east of Birmingham, Alabama. If traveling from the east, west, or south, the best access is Interstate 20 to Exit 185 in Oxford, then north on Alabama Highway 21 for approximately 7 miles. From the north, take I-59 to U.S. 431 South to Alabama Highway 21. Turn left on Highway 21 North and travel approximately 3 miles.The entrance is Baltzell Gate-Fort McClellan. from birmingham airport: 1. From the Birmingham Airport, take I-20 East from Birmingham. 2. Take I-20 East to exit 185 OXFORD-ANNISTON (Ala 21) (about 60 miles). 3. Upon exiting, you will be in Oxford, Alabama. Continue north on Ala 21 into Anniston. Proceed through Anniston to Fort McClellan. 4. After driving on Ala 21 for about 8 miles, you will see the Fort fence on your right. You will pass two closed gates. You will come to a signalized intersection (EXXON station on left). Proceed through this intersection and KEEP RIGHT. 5. Turn right onto Baltzell Gate Road. Follow Baltzell and parallel the golf course. You will pass the clubhouse on your left. 6. At the intersection (TEE), turn left onto FEDERAL WAY and proceed up the hill. Watch for the blue and white signs for FEMA/Noble Training Facility which will be on your right on CARE DRIVE. Park in northeast lot. Go to glass door (under FEMA sign). Watch for the blue and white signs marking the route to NTF on Baltzell Gate Road. If you need additional directions, please call the CDP at (256) 240-7500. FEd E r A L Em E r g E N C y mA N A g E m E N T Ag E N C y 20 from atlanta airport: 1. At your car rental agency, ask for directions from the airport to CAMP CREEK PARKWAY. 2. Take CAMP CREEK PARKWAY to I-20 West (about 13 miles). 3. Take I-20 West to exit 185 OXFORD-ANNISTON (Ala 21) about 75 miles. 4. Upon exiting you will be in Oxford, Alabama. Continue north on Ala 21 into Anniston. Proceed through Anniston to Fort McClellan. 5. After driving on Ala 21 for about 8 miles, you will see the Fort fence on your right. You will pass two closed gates. You will come to a signalized intersection (EXXON station on left). Proceed through this intersection and KEEP RIGHT. 6. Turn right onto Baltzell Gate Road. Follow Baltzell and parallel the golf course. You will pass the clubhouse on your left. 7. At the intersection (TEE), turn left onto FEDERAL WAY and proceed up the hill. Watch for the blue and white signs for FEMA/Noble Training Facility which will be on your right on CARE DRIVE. Park in northeast lot. Go to glass door (under FEMA sign). Watch for the blue and white signs marking the route to NTF on Baltzell Gate Road. If you need additional directions, please call FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness at (256) 240-7500.
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