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Transitioning Services - Relocation Readiness Program

Transitioning Services - Relocation Readiness Program

Hours of Operation

Located in Community Connection, Bldg 1524

Monday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Tuesday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Wednesday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Thursday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Federal Holidays Closed

Contact

6391 Wetzel Ave.
Bldg. 1524 Google Map

WiFi Available

Handicap Accessible

Tel:
+1(719)526-1070

Military DSN Tel:
(312)619-1070

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Moving is something that everyone in the Army will experience throughout their career.  So whether it’s your first move or last of many, the Army Community Service (ACS) Relocation Readiness Program is here to help. 

Located in the Community Connection, our program offers a wide variety of services, information and resources to navigate through a military move.  Our services are focused towards newcomers, multicultural individuals, transitioning individuals (ETS, PCS, Retirement) and spouses who are in the Fort Carson area as part of unaccompanied assignment (includes TDY's and deployments).  Below, you will find a variety of information to help make your move as smooth as possible.

 

Available Relocation Materials

For Pickup at Bldg. 1524

 

Clearing Fort Carson

Starting the Process

To start the process, Soldiers must complete one of the following online levy briefings:

The paperwork to initate clearing is found towards the end of each of the briefings, as well as all the other required documents, to include the certificate from completion of the levy briefing.  Clearing papers are issued by CAPS in the Mountain Soldier Center, Bldg. 1525.

Spouses are highly encouraged to complete the training as well. 

 

ETSing

Preparing to ETS

Career Skills Program (CSP):  Programs vary from welding to IT Server & Cloud Administration to VA Comps Claim to CDL to Diesel Technician.  Information sessions available on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from noon to 3 p.m. at the SFL-TAP Center, Bldg. 6237.  For details, call +1(719)526-1197 or email at usarmy.carson.imcom-central.mbx.dhr-mpd-csp@mail.mil.

Clearing ACS:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for ACS, Army Emergency Relief (AER), and the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP).  Documents needed to clear:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

If you have an active AER loan, preclear at the ACS Center, Bldg. 1526, with an AER Officer.  Stamps are issued afterwards at Bldg. 1524.

ETS 101:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get ready.  You'll learn the basics of the ETS process at Fort Carson, as well as receive information on what areas to focus on.  Spouses are encouraged to attend. 

Relocation Counseling:  Do you have questions?  Not sure where to start?  Schedule a one-on-one appointment.  Whether it's you first move or one of many, it's always helpful to have someone go over those key areas that can affect your transition.  Our staff is ready to assist you with information and resources that will lessen those stressors.

  • Request an ETS Appointment: Include your name, contact number, and any other information you may be needing.  Please allow 2 business days for followup contact from our Relocation Specialist.  

Relocation Packet:  Want information on your next location?  If so, let us help.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets must be picked up in person, we are unable to mail them.

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Shipping Personal Items:  Do not wait, start the process as soon as possible.

Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)

Traveling with Pets:  We’ll assist you with ins and outs of traveling with pets.

TRICARE:  Assistance during separation process.

Veterans Affairs (VA)

 

National Guard

Making the Transition

Benefits Guide for Service Members and Families:  Need to know informaiton.

Service Providers:  Find one near you (ex:  Family Support Center, Transition Coordinator, Family Assistance Specialist).

Transitioning from Active Duty to National Guard:  Starting the process.

 

PCSing Overseas - OCONUS

Europe

Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) Level One Training:  Required for all Soldiers and their dependents 14 years of age or older going overseas.  

Clearing ACS, AER, & EFMP:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for all three areas on clearing papers.  If you have a preprinted name on your clearing papers, you are precleared from that area; you are not required to go to the location.  Documents needed to clear ACS, AER, & EFMP are:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

Destination Overseas:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get a better idea of what to expect in Europe.  Our Relocation Specialist will focus on those key areas which are needed to have a successful move.  Specific information on your next assignment is provided.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.  

Family Travel (Official):  For details, call +1(719)526-8435.  For questions related to EFMP screenings, call +1(719)526-0400.  Depending on assignment; dental screenings are also required for dependents.

Foreign Language Programs:  Military OneSource offers more than 70 different language with Mango.  Depending on where you are going, it's a great time to start learning German, French, Italian or Spanish.  For details, call +1(800)342-9647. 

Newcomers Information:  Take advantage and get ready for your European adventure.

Fort Carson Resources

  • Request a Relocation Packet:  Get materials on your next duty station.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets are available for in-person pickup only.

Additional Resources

  • Driving in Europe:  Get ready for the autobahn by practicing the driving test online and reviewing the study guide. 
  • Europe Family & MWR:  Check out what is available.
  • Germany "Just Landed" Magazine:  Get a wide variety of essential information ranging from European banking to bill paying and utilities to finding a car or home.  If you are a parent, learn about DODDs-Europe, German schools and daycare options.
  • MilitaryINSTALLATIONS:  Your up-to-date website on your next PCS location.  Offers articles, photos, major unit listings and contacts for programs and services.
  • Stripes Europe:  PCS information specific to European locations.
  • United States Army Europe (USAREUR):  Information on life in Europe.

PCS 101:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get ready to PCS for the first time or maybe you just need a refresher.  You'll learn the basics of the PCS process at Fort Carson, as well as receive information on what the requirements are prior to the PCS move; what to expect when traveling; and what to expect for the first 30 days after arrival to your new location.  Spouses are encouraged to attend. 

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Retention of Family Housing:  If your Family resides on Fort Carson and they will be staying on Fort Carson during your assignment (unaccompanied), you are required to turn in a Retention of Family Housing Request Form for approval.   The form is available under the Move-Out Forms subheader.

Shipping your Vehicle Overseas:  If you are authorized to ship 1 vehicle, your Vehicle Processing Center (VPC) will be out of Dallas, Texas or St. Louis, Missouri.  It is encouraged you visit www.pcsmypov.com.

Traveling with Pets:  All expenses and verification of Pet Space with the airline is the responsibility of Soldier.  When booking your official airline tickets, let the office know that you have a pet(s), the size of the carrier, and weight of carrier and pet together; they will request space but you must verify Pet Space with the airline.

Fort Carson Resources

Airline Information

Unaccompanied or Family is not going to the next duty station:  Receive outreach services, to include liaison support from the Relocation Specialist; special events for spouses and children; resources and materials, to include separation anxiety dolls; and United Through Reading.  For details, visit the Waiting Families Program page.

Hawaii

Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) Level One Training:  Required for all Soldiers and their dependents 14 years of age or older going overseas.  

Clearing ACS, AER, & EFMP:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for all three areas on clearing papers.  If you have a preprinted name on your clearing papers, you are precleared from that area; you are not required to go to the location.  Documents needed to clear ACS, AER, & EFMP are:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

Destination Overseas:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get a better idea of what to expect when going to Hawaii.  Our Relocation Specialist will focus on those key areas which are needed to have a successful move.  Specific information on your next assignment is provided.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.  

Family Travel (Official):  For details, call +1(719)526-8435.  For questions related to EFMP screenings, call +1(719)526-0400.  Depending on assignment; dental screenings are also required for dependents.

Newcomers Information:  Take advantage and get ready for your Hawaiian adventure.

Fort Carson Resources

  • Request a Relocation Packet:  Get materials on your next duty station.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets are available for in-person pickup only.

Additional Resources

PCS 101:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get ready to PCS for the first time or maybe you just need a refresher.  You'll learn the basics of the PCS process at Fort Carson, as well as receive information on what the requirements are prior to the PCS move; what to expect when traveling; and what to expect for the first 30 days after arrival to your new location.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Retention of Family Housing:  If your Family resides on Fort Carson and they will be staying on Fort Carson during your assignment (unaccompanied), you are required to turn in a Retention of Family Housing Request Form for approval.   The form is available under the Move-Out Forms subheader.

Shipping your Vehicle Overseas:  If you are authorized to ship 1 vehicle, your Vehicle Processing Center (VPC) will be out of Dallas, Texas or St. Louis, Missouri.  It is encouraged you visit www.pcsmypov.com.

Traveling with Pets:  All expenses and verification of Pet Space with the airline is the responsibility of Soldier.  When booking your official airline tickets, let the office know that you have a pet(s), the size of the carrier, and weight of carrier and pet together; they will request space but you must verify Pet Space with the airline.

Fort Carson Resources

Additional Resources

Airline Information

Unaccompanied or Family is not going to the next duty station:  Receive outreach services, to include liaison support from the Relocation Specialist; special events for spouses and children; resources and materials, as well as separation anxiety dolls.  For details, visit the Waiting Families Program page.

Japan

Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) Level One Training:  Required for all Soldiers and their dependents 14 years of age or older going overseas.  

Clearing ACS, AER, & EFMP:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for all three areas on clearing papers.  If you have a preprinted name on your clearing papers, you are precleared from that area; you are not required to go to the location.  Documents needed to clear ACS, AER, & EFMP are:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

Destination Overseas:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get a better idea of what to expect when going to Japan.  Our Relocation Specialist will focus on those key areas which are needed to have a successful move.  Specific information on your next assignment will be provided.  Spouse are encouraged to attend.  

Family Travel (Official):  For details, call +1(719)526-8435.  For questions related to EFMP screenings, call +1(719)526-0400.  Depending on assignment; dental screenings are also required for dependents.

Foreign Languages:  Military OneSource offers more than 70 different language with Mango.  It's a great time to start learning Japanese, or maybe there's another language you would like to learn.  For details, call +1(800)342-9647. 

Newcomers Information:  Take advantage and get ready for your adventure in Japan.

Fort Carson Resources

  • Request a Relocation Packet:  Get materials on your next duty station.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets are available for in-person pickup only.

Additional Resources

PCS 101:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get ready to PCS for the first time or maybe you just need a refresher.  You'll learn the basics of the PCS process at Fort Carson, as well as receive information on what the requirements are prior to the PCS move; what to expect when traveling; and what to expect for the first 30 days after arrival to your new location.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Retention of Family Housing:  If your Family resides on Fort Carson and they will be staying on Fort Carson during your assignment (unaccompanied), you are required to turn in a Retention of Family Housing Request Form for approval.   The form is available under the Move-Out Forms subheader.

Shipping your Vehicle Overseas:  If you are authorized to ship 1 vehicle, your Vehicle Processing Center (VPC) will be out of Dallas, Texas or St. Louis, Missouri.  It is encouraged you visit www.pcsmypov.com.

Traveling with Pets:  All expenses and verification of Pet Space with the airline is the responsibility of Soldier.  When booking your official airline tickets, let the office know that you have a pet(s), the size of the carrier, and weight of carrier and pet together; they will request space but you must verify Pet Space with the airline.

Fort Carson Resources

Additional Resources

Airline Information

Unaccompanied or Family is not going to the next duty station:  Receive outreach services, to include liaison support from the Relocation Specialist; special events for spouses and children; resources and materials, as well as separation anxiety dolls.  For specifics, visit the Waiting Families Program page.

Other Overseas Assignments

Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) Level One Training:  Required for all Soldiers and their dependents 14 years of age or older going overseas.  

Clearing ACS:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for ACS, Army Emergency Relief (AER), and the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP).  Documents needed to clear:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

Destination Overseas:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get a better idea of what to expect when going to an overseas assignment.  Our Relocation Specialist will focus on those key areas which are needed to have a successful move.  Specific information on your next assignment will be provided.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.

Family Travel (Official):  For details, call +1(719)526-8435.  For questions related to EFMP screenings, call +1(719)526-0400.  Depending on assignment; dental screenings are also required for dependents.

Foreign Language:  Military OneSource offers more than 70 different language with Mango.  Depending on where you are going, it's a great time to start learning Spanish, Korean, or any of the other available languages.  For details, call +1(800)342-9647. 

Installation Information:  MilitaryINSTALLATIONS offers up-to-date information on your next pcs location.  Provides articles, photos, major unit listings and contacts for programs and services.

Newcomers Information:  Take advantage and get ready for your European adventure.

Fort Carson Resources

  • Request a Relocation Packet:  Get materials on your next duty station.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets are available for in-person pickup only.

Additional Resources

PCS 101:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get ready to PCS for the first time or maybe you just need a refresher.  You'll learn the basics of the PCS process at Fort Carson, as well as receive information on what the requirements are prior to the PCS move; what to expect when traveling; and what to expect for the first 30 days after arrival to your new location.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Retention of Family Housing:  If your Family resides on Fort Carson and they will be staying on Fort Carson during your assignment (unaccompanied), you are required to turn in a Retention of Family Housing Request Form for approval.   The form is available under the Move-Out Forms subheader.

Shipping your Vehicle Overseas:  If you are authorized to ship 1 vehicle, your Vehicle Processing Center (VPC) will be out of Dallas, Texas or St. Louis, Missouri.  It is encouraged you visit www.pcsmypov.com.

Traveling with Pets:  All expenses and verification of Pet Space with the airline is the responsibility of Soldier.  When booking your official airline tickets, let the office know that you have a pet(s), the size of the carrier, and weight of carrier and pet together; they will request space but you must verify Pet Space with the airline.

Fort Carson Resources

Airline Information

Unaccompanied or Family is not going to the next duty station:  Receive outreach services, to include liaison support from the Relocation Specialist; special events for spouses and children; resources and materials, as well as separation anxiety dolls.  For details, visit the Waiting Families Program page.

 

PCSing Stateside - CONUS

Stateside Assignments

Clearing ACS, AER, & EFMP:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for all three areas on clearing papers.  If you have a preprinted name on your clearing papers, you are precleared from that area; you are not required to go to the location.  Documents needed to clear ACS, AER, & EFMP are:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

Family Travel (Official):  For details, call +1(719)526-8435.

Installation Information:  MilitaryINSTALLATIONS offers up-to-date information on your next pcs location.  Provides articles, photos, major unit listings and contacts for programs and services.

Leave Extension:  Just incase, save the Army Travel Assistance Center to your cell phone.  If you do not make it to your next assignment by your report date, it is critical that notification is made.

Newcomers Information:  Take advantage and get ready for your European adventure.

Fort Carson Resources

Request a Stateside PCS Relocation Packet:  Get materials on your next duty station.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets are available for in-person pickup only.

Additional Resources

PCS 101:  Request a one-on-one appointment to get ready to PCS for the first time or maybe you just need a refresher.  You'll learn the basics of the PCS process at Fort Carson, as well as receive information on what the requirements are prior to the PCS move; what to expect when traveling; and what to expect for the first 30 days after arrival to your new location.  Spouses are encouraged to attend.

Relocation Counseling:  Do you have questions?  Not sure where to start?  Schedule a one-on-one appointment.  Whether it's you first move or one of many, it's always helpful to have someone go over those key areas that can affect your transition.  Our staff is ready to assist you with information and resources that will lessen those stressors.

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Traveling with Pets

Fort Carson Resources

Airline Information

Unaccompanied or Family is not going to the next duty station:  Receive outreach services, to include liaison support from the Relocation Specialist; special events for spouses and children; resources and materials, to include separation anxiety dolls; and United Through Reading.  For specifics, visit the Waiting Families Program page.

 

Recruiting

Transitioning to Recruiting

Family Services - Support Programs:  Get information on services ranging from Family Advocacy to Family Readiness Groups to TRICARE and Financial Asssitance.

Leasing a Home:  Finding a home during your recruiting assignment.

Newcomers information:  Seperated by BDE's/Battalions:

  • 1st Recruiting BDE - Albany, Baltimore, Richmond, Harrisburg, Mid-Atlantic, New England, New York City and Syracuse
  • 2nd Recruiting BDE - Atlanta, Columbia, Jacksonville, Miami, Montgomery, Raleigh, Tampa, and Baton Rouge
  • 3rd Recruiting BDE - Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Great Lakes, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Nashville
  • 5th Recruiting BDE - Dallas, Denver, Houston, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, San Antonio, and Phoenix
  • 6th Recruiting BDE - Central California, Los Angeles, Portland, Northern California, Salt Lake City, Southern California, and Seattle
  • Medical Recruiting BDE - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion

Private Fitness Facility Membership Program:  Fees covered up to $50, depending on assignment location.

YMCA Gym Membership Program:  At no cost, depending on assignment location. 

 

Retiring

Preparing to Retire

Career Skills Program (CSP):  Programs vary from welding to IT Server & Cloud Administration to VA Comps Claim to CDL to Diesel Technician.  Information sessions available on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from noon to 3 p.m. at the SFL-TAP Center, Bldg. 6237.  For details, call +1(719)526-1197 or email at usarmy.carson.imcom-central.mbx.dhr-mpd-csp@mail.mil.

Clearing ACS, AER, & EFMP:  Soldiers clear at the Community Connection, Bldg 1524, for all three areas on clearing papers.  If you have a preprinted name on your clearing papers, you are precleared from that area; you are not required to go to the location.  Documents needed to clear ACS, AER, & EFMP are:

If you have a prescheduled ACS appointment, report on the specific date and time to Bldg 1524.  If you do not, clearing is from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.  Priority is given to appointments in the afternoon.  Soldiers clearing from outside of the local area are also given priority.

If you have an active AER loan and are medically retiring, you will need to preclear at the ACS Center, Bldg 1526, with an AER Officer.  Stamps are issued afterwards at Bldg 1524. 

Going Overseas:  If you are going overseas after you retire and need information on your location, request a one-one appointment.  Our Relocation Specialist will provide you with an idea of what to expect.  Topics are focused on those key areas which are needed to have a successful move.  Specific information on your next location is provided.

Medical Records:  Request archived medical records.

Relocation Counseling:  Request a one-on-one appointment.  Our Relocation Specialist can assist with your relocation and retirement questions and or concerns; or maybe you are unsure how to start.

Relocation Packet:  Want information on your next location?  If so, let us help.  Items range from Fodor's Travel Guides to Installation Specific Booklets to Road Atlases.  Packets must be picked up in person.

Relocating with Kids:  Parents, we have various materials to assist.  If you have a school aged child, we encourage you to contact the School Support Services, Bldg. 1518, to speak with the School Liasion Officers, +1(719)526-1101.

Retirement Services Office (RSO)

Shipping Personal Items:  Do not wait, start the process as soon as possible.

Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)

Traveling with Pets:  We’ll assist you with ins and outs of traveling with pets.

TRICARE:  Assistance during retirement process.

Veterans Affairs (VA) Disability: Fort Carson office.

 

Veterans Resources

Staying in Colorado

Legal Clinic:  Meet with an attorney free of charge and get information on topics such as veteran’s resources, benefits, taxes, housing and family law.  Available on 4th Tuesday of the from noon to 3 p.m. in the PFC Floyd K. Lindstrom VA Outpatient Clinic Mt. Yale  Conference room.  Provided by the CBA Military & Veterans’ Affairs Section.  Come early; clinic will close early if no one is here waiting to be seen.

Operation TBI Freedom:  Non-profit located in Colorado Springs which offers case
management services throughout Colorado.  Services vary from crisis management to employment training to assistance navigating complex benefits system.  For details, call +1(855)355-6824 or email OTF@craighospital.org.

Troops to Teachers:  Teaching in Colorado.

 

Relocation Readiness Program

What Relocation Offers Overall

Community Connection

Multicultural Services

  • Everyday English Course
  • Immigration assistance and classes (Green Card, Immigration 101, and Naturalization)
  • Meet-Up Groups for German, Latino and Multicultural
  • Multicultural assessment appointments
  • Naturalization ceremonies
  • Office on the Go Services
  • Referrals for English as a Second Language (ESL)
  • S-1 Naturalization Training
  • Tranlation referrals

Newcomers Services

  • Homebuyer's Workshop
  • Loan Closet
  • Newcomer's Information and Resources
  • Newcomer's Orientation
  • Office on the Go Services
  • Relocation Counseling for Newcomers
  • Welcome Packets

Transitioning Services

  • Details listed above on this page.

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