CLR 25

04/06/2020

A simple and short stop animation to help children understand about the coronavirus outbreak and answer possible questions that children may raise like: What...

09/02/2019

09/02/2019

School officials are in communication with Onslow County Emergency Services on the predicted path of Hurricane Dorian. We would encourage all students, employees, and their families to begin preparations for strong winds and potentially heavy rainfall.
Updates regarding Onslow County Schools will be posted on OCS social media channels and on the district website and app. Any changes to the regular school schedule will also be posted in these locations and will be announced via the OCS call system and local media.

09/02/2019

PUBLIC NOTICE: In accordance with base order 3440.6F CH-1, Marine Corps Installation East-Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune follows a standard alert scale used by the Department of Defense to indicate the state of emergency or preparedness for an approaching tropical cyclone or hurricane, commonly referred to as a Tropical Cyclone Condition of Readiness. (TCC or TCCOR) [Ref: https://go.usa.gov/xVKwA]

The scale consists of 5 levels from TCC V to TCC I with three additional sub-levels for TCC I which are based on the expected time of arrival of destructive winds.

Changes to the TCC condition are communicated through various platforms, including the emergency mass notification system (AtHoc), social media sites, public websites, and the automated information system by phone at 910-451-1717, and the information is also shared with local media outlets, including broadcast television and radio.

For more information on emergency preparedness and tips on building an emergency kit, visit https://www.ready.marines.mil/.

09/02/2019

From the Commanding General MCIEAST-MCB Camp Lejeune:

All: We are continuing to monitor the path of Hurricane Dorian and are preparing for the impact it could have on our installations. I encourage you to prepare NOW before the storm arrives. I am aware you have questions about evacuation orders in the wake of this hurricane. While there will be significant rain and wind impacts felt from this storm, I will not issue a blanket-type order to evacuate our installations. There are essential personnel who always remain behind to assist with shelters, recovery and restoration operations and every command has different mission priorities that may require specific personnel to remain behind to assist the base or to fulfill other operational commitments. To ensure the safety and welfare of service members and their families, INDIVIDUAL COMMANDS are strongly encouraged to issue liberal leave policies to allow non-essential people to remain outside of the storm's path or evacuate if they spent the 96 locally, so I urge everyone to communicate with their respective chains of command to obtain specific instructions.

Many parts of our community are still vulnerable from damage sustained during Hurricane Florence. Families who feel they are not prepared to ride out the storm in their homes should make plans to leave the area by Wednesday, Sept. 4. If we go to Tropical Cyclone Condition II we will open Wallace Creek Fitness Center on base as a pet-friendly shelter for DoD card holders and open others if we exceed capacity. In the meantime, please continue to monitor our websites and official social media pages for regular updates. I will have further announcements as Dorian's path develops.

Thank you, and please stay safe everyone.

Semper Fidelis,
Dale Alford

06/14/2019

CLR 25 HQ Co changed Command today.
Thank you for all you have done for the Marines and Sailors of HQ Co Lt. Deleon and
Congratulations Captain Morrow! HQ Co is glad to have you and welcomes you and Victoria to the CLR 25 family.

06/05/2019

Spouse mentorship program mentor meeting June 27 1900 @ FC 500 (CLR 25 HQ building)
Please join us if you are already a mentor working with a assigned mentee or if you are a military spouse with 3 years and 1 PCS move under your belt and would like to mentor a new spouse.

05/30/2019

Due to forecasted in-climate weather:
The Juvenile Diabetes awareness 5k/2k glow run- walk has been changed to a 0630 5k run only.
Any family member wanting to run the 5k to compete for a medal is still welcome to do so but there will be no longer a 2k option or walk option.
We will no longer be needing our spouse volunteers as we will not be having the extra’s( bounce house, face paint, photo booth , food trucks).
reminder: No pets are allowed.
If as a family member you are attending please be there a minimum of 15 min before CO’s opening remarks at 0630.

05/22/2019

Congratulations Sgt Decker on a job well done! Today she received an Impact Navy Achievement Medal. What a monumental moment at such a monumental place.

05/22/2019

HQ Co visits Marine Corps museum to spend time walking through some Marine Corps History.