Reminder: Nov. 1 is a German Federal Holiday This means: Expect some services on the garrison to have limited operations particularly for walk ins, as many are staffed my local nationals who will be receiving the day off. Please contact the service you plan on using if you have anyRead More

Trick or Treating Spooky season is back! Residential Trick or Treating will take place across all garrison residential neighborhoods from 5 – 8 p.m. Rules: Trick or Treat is only for DOD I.D. holders. No sign ins will be allowed from 5 – 8 p.m. across all USAG Stuttgart installationsRead More

Please expect delays and detours at installation gates from Tuesday, Oct. 19 until Wednesday Oct. 27 as we conduct regularly scheduled maintenance. Patch Barracks Tuesday, Oct 19 Wednesday, Oct 27 Panzer Kaserne Wednesday, Oct. 20 Friday, Oct. 22 Kelley Barracks Thursday, Oct. 21 Monday, Oct. 25 Tuesday, Oct. 26 RobinsonRead More

USAG Stuttgart will be phasing in the Defense Biometric Identification System or DBIDS at all base gates. The enhanced security system uses biometrics to monitor entry control points throughout the installation. (Courtesy photo)

Monday, Oct. 11 Patch Barracks Gate Closures: The K&K gate and ESPG gate at Patch Barracks will be closed Monday for routine maintenance. The Patch main gate will be open to inbound and outbound traffic; please bring two forms of identification identification to expedite entry. IACS office Closure The InstallationRead More

Ziglar school pose
Col. Matt Ziglar, USAG Stuttgart garrison commander poses with students after a visit to Stuttgart Elementary School.

Stuttgart Elementary School peppered the Garrison Commander with questions on what the post does, and even provided some suggestions for making Stuttgart a more kid friendly place to live. While Col. Matt Ziglar spent most of his time in Mrs. Jihun Kudsen’s class, other classes were able to participate inRead More

Army Materiel Command is in the process of switching its mass warning system to the new Alert! system. Alert! is a government, off-the-shelf program that sends alerts through computer networks, phone calls, emails and text messages. (U.S. Army graphic by Nicole Blanks)

September is National Preparedness Month Today’s tip: Natural disasters don’t wait for a convenient time. Preparing for them shouldn’t wait either. Start today by logging into ALERT! to ensure all of your personal and family member information is current. Continue to take other low cost and no cost preparedness actionsRead More

Just like homecoming games or events, I think that children look forward to trick or treating every year and it is a good event for the community.Read More