The City of Böblingen has closed Waldburgstrasse between the Panzer Housing back gate and the Panzer Firehouse from today, June 5, until July 28 to work on a gas line.Read More
USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs ❗️The Housing office will streamline its contract review process starting Monday. That means appointments will be reduced from about 1.5 hours to 45 minutes. ✅ The housing team will discuss highlights of the housing contract, and nuisances based on the local environment. They’ll also answer anyRead More
Oakstreet partly closed on May 30 due to AC replacementRead More
Sip into Spring responsibly this season with some delicious Springtime MocktailsRead More
Helpful tips for re-registering your child for the school year 2023-24Read More
The grand re-opening of the Panzer Firehouse lured thousands of local residents to come and peek behind the curtain of the American military present in Böblingen, May 1.Read More
By John H. Campbell USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office When John Hamilton, the Community Recreation Officer for U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart was in the region on a previous assignment, he took notice of the condition of the running surface at Husky Field on Patch Barracks. “It was poor, at best,Read More
Beginning May 15, the Patch CMR will go paperless with email notifications.
Customers will receive an e-mail letting them know they have a package available for pick-up or that something has been delivered directly to their mailbox.Read More
Do you want to help save lives?
Then sign up for the ASBP Blood Drive today!Read More
The garrison Religious Support Office will host its Quarterly Prayer Breakfast on May 4, 2023, at 8 a.m. at the Swabian Special Events Center on Patch Barracks.Read More
Services included in your contracted stairwell cleaning.Read More
All are invited to the re-opening of the Panzer Firehouse, located on Waldburgstrasse near the Panzer Housing Area, on May 1!Read More
It has come to our attention the number of cases of dogs with diarrhea in the USAG Stuttgart Garrison increased recently. These dogs live on all installations as well as off post and had varying degrees of severity of diarrhea.
While there are many potential causes of diarrhea, some infectious causes include parasites, bacteria, and viral diseases. There is not a confirmed etiology for the cases within community.
Many of the infectious diseases have fecal oral transmission, and dogs contract them by eating or drinking contaminated water, fecal material, or contaminated surfaces such as soil.Read More
