Hanscom celebrates newest program managers

Hanscom officials graduated 13 program management trainees in a ceremony here Dec. 5. The new program managers recently completed either the PALACE Acquire program or a locally-funded trainee program. Both programs are designed to regenerate the acquisition program management workforce and all

Air Force expands financial readiness training

Air Force officials have implemented new financial readiness requirements for Airmen to complete throughout their military career.

AF announces changes, updates to employee assistance program

The Air Force Employee Assistance Program recently relaunched services under a new phone number and website following a contract changeover last month. The AF EAP, which provides civilian employees and their families with free, confidential resources and support to help manage everyday life

Hanscom colonel speaks on AF IT history and future

Do’s, Don’ts of political seasons

With national, state and local elections fast approaching, federal employees are encouraged to know the rules and regulations of the Hatch Act, the law limiting political activities in the federal workplace.

Drinking water report notice

According to the 66th Civil Engineering Division, officials failed to conduct a required assessment following the discovery of coliforms by the required Nov. 8 deadline.

Air Force Housing Helpline connects residents to support they seek

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center Installations Directorate, which manages and executes the Air Force’s housing program, established a 24-hour helpline to address concerns raised regarding the military privatized housing program.

Winter safety tips

Of all the weather that sweeps through the New England area, winter conditions can be the most unpredictable. As the temperature drops, frost, snow, ice and wind can take their toll on more than just the roads. The Hanscom Safety office is offering tips to keep Airmen and their families safe and

Holiday food preparation and safety tips

Thanksgiving is this week and that often means a lot of cooking for holiday dinners. Improper storing and cooking of a turkey dinner can lead to the growth of harmful bacteria, and serving that dinner could cause food-borne illnesses.

Changing courses leads to fulfilling career

As one of Hanscom’s senior program support advisors gets ready to retire after 42 years of service, a look back at her career truly shows her belief of “bloom where you’re planted.”