By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs 👀 What’s this new button on the app? 🛠 That’s your link to the Army Maintenance Activity (ARMA) site, and how you will submit your service orders here at USAG Stuttgart starting Sept 1. The old submission system through the StuttgartCitizen.com will sunset the sameRead More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Post Access Update: Beginning close of business, Friday, Aug. 12 and until further notice, visiting American citizens requiring unescorted access to USAG Stuttgart will require a National Crime Information Center check (NCIC) prior to arrival. The change does not affect local nationals who requireRead More
As teachers return to class, preparing for the new school year, the DoDEA section of the parking garage on Illinoisstrasse, Patch Barracks, will revert to staff-only parking from Friday, Aug. 5. The general public will still be able to use the portion of the garage which is not specifically reserved for DoDEA personnel.Read More
By USAG Public Affairs and the EUCOM Historian’s Office Did you know many of the buildings and housing areas across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart are memorialized after Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who served with distinction during our nation’s conflicts. The Craig Family Housing area between Montana Strasse and theRead More
ESSO Card acceptance has been restored at the majority of stations across Germany. Stations still offline are uncommon, but may exist. Submitted refund requests continue to be processed, but may take time (i.e., several weeks) due to the sheer volume of submissions.Read More
“What do you normally do on the 4th of July in England?” I have been asked on more than one occasion. “Well, nothing, just go to work, it’s just another day,” I normally respond.Read More
Local rules updated as a courtesy for the Stuttgart military community.Read More
All four Stuttgart Commissaries are now open longer hours to better serve the community.Read More
Community members who use Dependent DoD ID cards for entry through Enhanced Security Pedestrian Gates (ESPGs) and do not have fingerprints on file must register their IDs for uninterrupted access.Read More
By USAG Stuttgart SHARP Office June is Pride Month! The Stuttgart SHARP Team is here to support you! We honor LGBTQIA2S+ survivors of sexual violence. We see, we hear you, and we stand with you. We offer non-clinical counseling, safety planning, local/stateside/international resources, policy guidance, training and education, support duringRead More
Postal authorities have updated guidance on mailing lithium batteries to/from/between military post offices, as well as how to fill out customs forms.Read More
Sewers underneath Robinson Barracks will be repaired in a major project beginning June 1. Read More
Germany is set to make a significantly discounted flat-rate public transit ticket — known as the “9-Euro-Ticket” — available to the public in June, July, and August. Here are answers to FAQs.Read More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Stuttgart meet your SHARP Response Team! Ms. Nikki Giveans, Victim Advocate and Ms. Jessica Green, Sexual Assault Response Coordinator have recently arrived to Stuttgart and are ready to support you. SHARP services are open to active-duty, guard/reservists, civilians, contractors and family members over the ageRead More
By USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs The education center, 4th Floor Bldg. 2915, is hosting another college night, TOMORROW, May 18 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Topics include testing, flexible class schedules with local colleges, and financial aid (including vet benefits). And the best part there’ll be free pizza, soRead More
