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  • Action Line #90901 -- Four-Way Stop

    Complaint: I was inquiring if we could make 1st and D street two-way stop into a four-way stop. When you are coming from Bldg 833 to the stop line you cannot see to the right because of all the cars parked there from behind the new Comm. Squadron and you cannot see to the left because of the dumpster wall there. I think it is a big safety risk not

  • Action Line #90804 -- Furniture Movement

    Complaint: Why do we have to pay for them to move government furniture from our dorm rooms when it should be free because the government owns it? Response: Thank you for the question. The policy at Incirlik Air Base is to provide the first move of Government-owned furniture at no cost. Subsequent furniture moves using Furnishings Management Office

  • Action Line #90906 -- Health Concern

    Complaint: My wife and I are regular walkers. As we walk around base housing and around common areas we have noticed the sidewalks are covered with bird droppings. As we enforce individuals to clean after their pets, we need to enforce cleaning up bird droppings as well ... both are health hazards. I'm very surprised no one has brought this up

  • Action Line #90908 -- Visitors Pass

    Complaint: Sir, I was wondering if you could take some time to look at an issue that may only affect a small number of us on base, but nonetheless affects our morale and well being. We are required to live on base. I understand the need for this policy and trust your judgment. However, base housing is our home and it takes a lot of time and effort

  • Action Line # 90809–Energy Conservation

    Complaint: With a large concern for energy conservation all over the world, I believe an enormous contribution could be made by having less vehicles driving around the base. I would like to suggest that we have more buses running (and on different routes) to reduce the need for driving cars around the base. I think that if the public transportation

  • Action Line #90805 -- Customer Service Hours

    Complaint: There are personnel on this base that can't always break from their jobs during what is considered normal working hours, not to mention personnel working odd shifts. If there is something simple they must accomplish, they either have to schedule weeks in advance to ensure their job is covered or lose sleep to get there while these

  • Action Line #90910 -- Quiet Hours

    Complaint: If quiet hours are base policy, why are they not enforced at the Hodja Inn? Response: Quiet Hours do exist and are enforced at the Hodja Inn from 2200 to 0500. Quiet hours are posted on our lobby marquee, in our guest directory inside the rooms and on signs placed around the grounds. During the evening hours, we also have limited staff

  • Action Line #90902 -- Base Shredder

    Complaint: Incirlik AB has a 100 percent OPSEC shred policy. Incirlik AB does not give its population a tool in the form of a large destruction facility or a semi-annual destruction mobile contract to allow personnel to easily shred documents to adhere to this 100 percent OPSEC shred policy. Attempts to correct the problem have failed: 1. I have

  • Action Line #90905 -- Hodja Inn Computers

    Complaint: This is in regard to computer access in the Hodja Inn. I am TDY here and the morale computers there in the lobby are not working. I informed the staff and they seemed disinterested. I also tried the business center in building 1072 but was informed they also have been down for quite a while. I don't understand what the problem is but

  • Action Line #90810 -- LN Cell Phone Use

    Complaint: I'm a big fan of OPSEC... While at a facility in the Hospital, I noticed a woman who appeared to be looking at her computer monitor and at the same time talking on her cell phone. On the surface this was not something abnormal, however I was under the impression that local nationals, civilian employees, were not allowed to have personal
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