• Some changes coming to the Hill AFB Clinic

    In order to align primary health care at Hill AFB with the Air Force Medical Service, the 75th Medical Group will consolidate the Airmen Clinic and the Family Health Clinic on Jan. 13.This move will require some primary care manager changes for patients in an effort to balance the number of patients

  • Restoration Advisory Board seeking community participation

    Hill Air Force Base's Restoration Advisory Board, or RAB, is seeking applicants interested in representing the community of Hill AFB on the board that works with the Air Force on environmental cleanup decisions that affect the base and the surrounding communities.Residents or those who work on Hill

  • Newest leaders graduate from ALS

    Thirty six future supervisors completed the first step of enlisted professional military education during a graduation ceremony held at The Landing on December 17.  The Airman Leadership School graduates attended the 24-day, 192-hour course focusing on developing leadership abilities, the profession

  • Commentary: CPR, AED training vital tools for saving lives

    It was a pleasant day, that Tuesday. We had just finished our morning round table and were on our way to our respective divisions. My friend didn't look well...kind of pale, maybe ashen...and kind of sweaty. In fact, he was pouring sweat. I asked him, "Are you okay?"  He said he was fine, "...just a

  • Hill names Energy Champion of the Year

    Hill's Energy Management Office has named Danny Davis, property manager for Boyer Hill Military Housing, as the 2015 Energy Champion of the Year.Davis executed an extensive lighting project within his organization, Hill Military Housing.The project not only improved lighting levels, providing better

  • Hill Air Force Base housing allowances increasing for airmen in 2016

    Paying for housing should be a little easier for airmen at Hill Air Force Base this year.The Department of Defense released its 2016 Basic Allowance for Housing rates this month, and service members will see an average increase of 3.4 percent, or about $54 per month.According to a DoD press release,