• DOD releases new religious accommodation instruction

    The Defense Department released a new instruction Jan. 22 that details its updated policy on making religious accommodations requested by service members, Pentagon spokesman Navy Lt. Cmdr. Nathan J. Christensen said.A DOD instruction implements a policy or prescribes the manner or plan of action

  • Public meetings scheduled to discuss mass transit solution for Hill AFB

    Hill leadership has been collaborating for several months with Utah Transit Authority executives and planners to develop an expanded mass transportation service plan for the installation.A public hearing and open house conducted by UTA is scheduled on Feb. 18 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Clearfield

  • Periodic closures planned for Warrior Fitness Center in February

    The Warrior Fitness Center will be having the floors refinished Feb. 12-23. Various areas will be closed during the renovation project with the entire facility being closed Feb. 14-18.The Hess Fitness Center, Bubble, and West Side Fitness Center will remain open. Feb.12: Basketball court 2, both

  • Employees have until May 1 to report vehicle emissions information

    Hill AFB employees now have until May 1 to report vehicle emissions information into the new Air Force Web-based system called ECARS (Employee-Certification and Reporting System), in accordance with the memorandum of agreement signed by Air Force Materiel Command and the American Federation of

  • Hill AFB Airmen among 2013 AFMS award winners

    It is with great pride that the Surgeon General's Medical Force Development Directorate announces the winners of the Air Force Medical Service Annual Award competition. Among the award winners are two Airmen from Hill Air Force Base: Outstanding Dental Airman of the Year Award, Senior Airman

  • Team Hill Honorary Commanders assume command at induction ceremony

    Community members and business leaders were appointed as Team Hill Honorary Commanders during a special induction ceremony here Jan. 23.As Honorary Commanders, leaders work with Air Force and civilian personnel to gain insight into base operations. As a result, the program binds community relations