The U.S. Army Prime Power School may be leaving Fort Belvoir, but not before making some history first.

DPW, partners work aggressively to eradicate problem

Basic framing techniques are taught the third Saturday of the month from 8 a.m. to noon. The cost is $60 and includes an 8-inch by 10-inch kit. The kit contains a picture, mat board, foam core, glass, molding and mounting materials as well as use of the facility. Students will go home with framed artwork ready to hang on the wall. Call 703-806-4655 for registration.

The opportunity to talk and network with others your age has teenage volunteers with Fort Belvoir’s Army Community Service buzzing with anticipation.

Fort Belvoir’s annual Customer Service Assessment, sponsored by Headquarters, Installation Management Command, begins Monday.

Did you know?
Our office can provide you with a response within 24 to 120 hours concerning delayed personal property shipments and crates?

With the expansion of Fort Belvoir under BRAC, installation agencies have been planning for quite some time to meet the expected increased demands for services. One of these installation groups includes the Fort Belvoir Fire and Emergency Services, which is under the direction of Fire Chief Patrick Reid.

The National Capital Region Drug Suppression Team of Fort Belvoir’s CID Office asks people who are aware of any illegal drug activity occurring on Fort Belvoir are asked to contact the National Capital Region Drug Suppression Team with the Fort Belvoir CID Office.

Walker Gate
Walker Gate is closed to all traffic until 5 a.m. Monday for renovations to guard booths and overhead canopy. Road signs and detours will be in place to reroute traffic through Pence Gate until construction renovations are complete.

A mosquito sample collected on Fort Belvoir during the last two weeks in July tested positive for the West Nile Virus.