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4th of July

 

 

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Reinstatement of Pool Fees

Effective Sat, 15 June, MCCS will reinstate pool usage fees at their two outdoor pools, located in Tarawa Terrace and at the Paradise Point Officers’ Club. After four years of absorbing the operational costs associated with managing these pools, supplemental funding resources are just no longer available. To meet the varying needs of our patrons, a number of options are available for individual and family passes, as well as an opportunity for guests to accompany their DoD cardholder sponsors. Pools will be free admission until the close of business on Friday, 14 June.


For more information please visit http://www.mccslejeune.com/pools#pf.

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Maynia 2013

 

 

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Help Links

Suicide Prevention Lifeline

 

For Confidential Help Please Call

24/7 DSTRESSLINE.COM

 

Domestic Violence 24/7 Helpline

 

SAPR

 

 

 

For assistance Mon-Fri, 0730-1600, please call the Community Counseling Center at 910-451-2864.*
* If you are experiencing a life threatening emergency, please dial 911 or go to your local hospital.

 

 

 


For Non-Confidential Help Please Call

Military Police - 910-451-2557

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Transportation

New French Creek Stop

Jacksonville TransitJacksonville Transit
$3 Tickets Sold Here

Purchasing Locations & Destinations:

  • Courthouse Bay Marine Mart
  • French Creek Marine Mart
  • Hadnot Point Marine Mart
  • Hwy 172 Courthouse Bay Marine Mart
  • Camp Johnson Marine Mart
  • New River Air Station Exchange
  • Jacksonville Mall (Destination Only)

 

 

Evening Service: Friday and Saturday 6 PM to 2 AM.
For more information, call 910-938-RIDE.

 


 

Amtrak
 
Amtrak


Traveling Just Got Easier...New Service Provides Amtrak Access!

Amtrak now has Thruway bus service routes to Jacksonville and several surrounding communities. Using safe, modern, clean and comfortable intercity motor coaches, Amtrak Thruway services will provide easy, convenient coordinated train/bus connections. With this service you can now take Amtrak Thruway Service buses to destinations like New York, Charlotte, and Savannah and stops along the way.

Passengers may book travel now by calling 1-800-US-Rail. Tickets will also be available on Amtrak.com and the mobile app. The Thruway bus service will utilize the new eTicketing system that allows passengers to print their tickets whenever, wherever, or by using a smartphone to present the eTicket to the conductor. It also allows passengers increased flexibility to make or change reservations.

Upcoming Events

 


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Summer

 

Spouses Informational Event

 

DEFY Leadership Camp

 

White House Down

 

MCX Book Fair

 

Community Art Exhibit

 

Independence Day Concert

“The Division’s Own,” 2d Marine Division Band proudly presents a very special Independence Day Concert celebrating the birth of our country and the Marines and Sailors of the 2d Marine Division. The program will feature the 2d Marine Division Rock Band and Ceremonial Band performing past and present country, rock, and pop hits. This concert is free and open to all DoD patrons. The performance will take place at the Camp Lejeune Base Theater on Tue, 2 Jul. Doors open at 1300 and the concert is set to begin at 1400.  For more information, please contact (910) 450-9511.

Sand Sational 8K Beach Run
*Next price increase is at 1200 on 28 Jun.

 

Paddle for Fitness

 

CHB CDC Opening Soon

 

Quick Links

Important Message

 

Active Duty Military Free Entry

 

Applying just got easier!

 

Energy Saving

 

Dress Code

 

Know the risks!

 

Household Hazardous Material Collections

Drowning Prevention

Water Safety Public Service Announcement


  • There have been 10 active duty Marine water related deaths since Oct 2010.
  • Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 in the US.  
  • Blocking access to water hazards is an important step to protecting children.
  • There is no substitution for eye-to-eye supervision (touch supervision) or keeping your child within arm’s reach while around water.
  • Teach or enroll children in water safety classes (swim lessons).
  • Every time a boat goes out, every person should wear a lifejacket.

 

Water-safe Gear