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Fighter Wing Liaison
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The 355th Fighter Wing Liaison serves as the principal liaison for the 355th FW's leadership to the state, county and city political, governmental, business and citizen leadership. . Their mission is to maintain and enhance mission success and the long term viability of Davis-Monthan AFB through the proactive engagement of Federal, Tribal, Regional, State and Local Legislative, Statutory, Regulatory, Political and Community agencies and groups whereby they know and understand the concerns, positions and possible impact current and future legislation, zoning, planning and development may have on DoD's ability to successfully complete its mission due to land, air and electromagnetic encroachment.
The liaison office monitors a complex cross-section of external land use, development and citizen concern to provide input and impact of potential operations and developmental encroachment on the long-term viability of the installation's missions. The office directly engages on behalf of the wing with the state, Pima County and Tucson metro area businesses, land owners, developers and citizens in order to assist in managing and harmonizing installation missions with community growth for the greatest benefit of both DoD and the community. A key objective of this office in responding to concerns and questions is to expand citizen understanding, dialogue and problem-solving. Likewise providing input and impact on potential development and land use planning strengthens managed growth while protecting the economic impact and long-term viability of D-M.
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The liaison office additionally monitors state and local legislation, providing wing leadership potential impact on installation missions and DoD personnel. The liaison office coordinates with offices of technical expertise such as the 355th Operations Group,355th Mission Support Group, various installation tenant groups, Inspector General, airspace management, civil engineering and other installation organizations as necessary to facilitate the installation's interaction with city, county and state officials, and the citizens of Tucson.
Below we have provided information and links to various document and maps related to flight operations, safety, noise and land use. For further information or questions, contact the 355th FW Liaison office by email, phone or fax: 355fw.cl@dm.af.mil , call (520) 228-5060, fax (520) 228-5299.
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The United States Air Force is committed to being a good neighbor. We appreciate the support we receive from the local community and have worked diligently with our neighbors through the Military Community Compatibility Committee, and now the Military Community Relations Committee. The following information is designed to improve your understanding of D-M flying operations. The information is intended to give you an appreciation for why we fly and where we fly.Maintaining public safety while ensuring our ability to perform the DM's mission of training Airmen and aircrews to deploy in support of our national security is our top concern. For more information, call Public Affairs at 228-5091 or email us at 355wg.pa@dm.af.mil. |
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Davis-Monthan Air Force Base strives to lead in the Air Force and local community for environmental stewardship. Environmental management considerations are fundamental and an integral component of D-M's policies, operations, planning and management and are designed to insure all actions are taken to integrate environmental accountability into the installation's day-to-day decision-making and long-term planning processes. |
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The Barry M. Goldwater Range Environmental Impact Statement for the Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan is now complete. The purpose of the EIS was to provide the government decision makers and the public with a range of reasonable alternatives for the BMGR INRMP and a fair and full discussion of the probable environmental impacts of implementing each of the five INRMP alternatives. As a result, the EIS includes important descriptive and analytical information documenting factors that are important in selecting a management alternative. |
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FedBizOpps.gov is the single government point-of-entry for Federal government procurement opportunities over $25,000. Government buyers are able to publicize their business opportunities by posting information directly to FedBizOpps via the Internet. Through one portal - FedBizOpps - commercial vendors seeking Federal markets for their products and services can search, monitor and retrieve opportunities solicited by the entire Federal contracting community. Click here to visit the Federal Business Opportunities Web site. |
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The 355th Civil Engineer Squadron's Environmental Flight is the lead agency in Davis-Monthan Air Force Base's water conservation program. You can also learn more about water conservation at the Water Use It Wisely Web site. |
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The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552, is an access statute which opens the business of Government to the general public. The FOIA may be used by anyone regardless of citizenship, to ask for Government information/records without giving reason for the request. This site was designed to offer information about records maintained at Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona, and how to send requests to the 355th Fighter Wing FOIA office. It also provides access to other official FOIA links and the electronic reading room. Click here to visit D-M's FOIA page. |
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355th Fighter Wing Liaison
5275 E Granite St
Bldg 2300, Room 2062
Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ 85707
Voice 520-228-5060
Fax 520-228-5299
355fw.cl@dm.af.mil
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Want to register a comment or concern about D-M flight operations? It's simple -- call (520)228-5091 or send an e-mail to 355WGPA@dm.af.mil.
The following information should be included if you are leaving a message or sending an email.
Name:
Phone Number:
Date of Concern:
Time of Concern:
Major Cross Streets of Concern:
Estimated Altitude of Aircraft (if known):
Direction of Flight (if known):
Description of Aircraft:
Weather Conditions at time of concern:
Additional Comments:
If you would like a returned email or phone call, this must also be specified.
Your concern will be forwarded to the proper authority.
Click here to view silhouettes of common D-M aircraft, which will help base officials categorize your concern. |
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D-M Directory Assistance
520-228-3900
355th FW Public Affairs
Bldg 2300, Room 1062
520-228-3406
DMAFB Flight Operations Hotline
520-228-5091
Community Relations
520-228-3378
Web site issues
520-228-4570 |
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