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CLICK2GO Coming Soon to Ansbach Commissary
Commissary CLICK2GO, the Defense Commissary Agency’s new online ordering/curbside delivery service, is coming to the Ansbach Commissary this fall, according to the store manager.
Announcements
New Passport Rules
Moving to Germany this summer? Make sure you have your Special Issuance Passport in hand, or a memo stating you’ve applied for one. (Update: edited to change “official passport” to “Special Issuance Passport” to mirror the FCG language).
Digital apps provide additional proof of vaccination status
Ansbach military community members now have an additional, voluntary means of proving vaccination status with the free ‘CovPass’ or ‘Corona Warn’ apps published by the Robert Koch Institute, Germany’s equivalent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Environmental Newsletter – June 2021
Read about natural pest control, garden sins to avoid, and why whales are so valuable for our planet.
Grow your own greens – urban gardening comes to Ansbach
USAG Ansbach is giving the community an opportunity to start their own urban gardening project on the installation.
Pilot program allows uniform wear off post
7ATC has implemented a pilot program for off-post uniform wear, scheduled to run until mid-August.
Vehicle Registration services expanded
The Ansbach Vehicle Registration office has added another registrar and doubled their capacity. Limited walk-in services are now offered Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Katterbach Chapel renovations to begin Nov. 16
Extensive renovations will begin Nov. 16 at the Katterbach chapel. This means that all religious services and programs will have to move to a building 5805 temporarily.
Updated Army Child and Youth Fee Policy takes effect June 1, 2020
Starting June 1, 2020, the updated School Year Army Child & Youth Fee Policy will be implemented. Major changes include a 2-hour, no-show hourly rate that may be implemented for hourly care, and transportation fees which may be charged when CYS transport children to and from school.
Military post offices to stop accepting handwritten customs forms
A significant change to how military postal customers overseas may mail packages internationally is coming soon.
