REGISTER FOR EMNS (athoc)
Marines, civil service, and contractor personnel with a NIPR computer account are required to verify and update their official contact information populated in the eMNS by information found in the Global Address List (GAL). NIPR computer users are encouraged to register personal contact information. Mission essential personnel, who are subject to recall, are required to provide all available contact methods in order of priority.
USER SELF-SERVICE LINK
Access self service using the Blackberry AtHoc Desktop Notifier (Globe) located in the taskbar on MCEN computers.
To edit your user account when the AtHoc Client (globe) menu "Access My Profile" link doesn't work:
◾Paste https://alerts1.mcdsus.mcds.usmc.mil/SelfService/USMC into any browser.
◾ Acknowledge the USG statement.
◾ Select the correct PIV Certificate (Authentication) if required.
◾Click “My Profile” from the upper tool bar.
◾Click “Edit.”
◾Make changes, and click "Save"
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Destructive Weather
Cherry Point Information Line:
(252) 466-3093
Tenant Command specific messages:
MCCS: (252) 466-6737
FRC East: (252) 464-8333
DLA: (252) 466-4083
Naval Health Clinic: (252) 466-1188
Emergency Operations Center
CHPT_EOC_OMB@usmc.mil
Phone: (252) 466-5216 / 5217 / 5218
FAX: (252) 466-7479
Command Duty Officer
Station: (252) 466-5236
2d MAW: (252) 466-4313 / 4389
Facilities/Public Works
Work Reception: (252) 466-4364
Emergency: (252) 466-4363
Emergency shelters are designed to provide protection for individuals whose homes may not withstand the impending destructive weather. They are also provided for personnel displaced due to destructive weather, or personnel in a transitory status, who cannot be billeted elsewhere aboard the Installation. Depending on the nature and intensity of the destructive weather, use of shelters by military personnel and dependents residing aboard the Installation may become mandatory.
Emergency Shelters Provisions
- Facilities to accommodate military personnel, their dependents, and DoD employees. The facilities provide a margin of safety from the potential effects of destructive weather conditions.
- Provide water, sanitation, first aid, and religious services for a short period of time.
Emergency Shelter Locations
- MCAS Cherry Point Emergency shelters designated by the Installation Commander:
- Cherry Tree House, 4th Ave., Bldg. 4415.
- Marine Dome, Recreation Lane, Bldg. 287. (The Marine Dome is designated as pet friendly.)
- Local Civilian Emergency Shelters
- Havelock High School, 101 Webb Boulevard Havelock, NC.
- Arthur Edwards Elementary School, 200 Education Lane, Havelock, NC.
- Brinson Memorial School, 319 Neuse Forest Avenue, New Bern, NC.
Emergency Shelter Activation
- Military emergency shelters will be activated by order of the Emergency Operations Center.
- Civilian community emergency shelter activation is controlled by the Craven County Emergency Services.
Personal Items
- Personnel reporting to an emergency shelter should bring any special dietary foods, medication, infant care items, dry food, canned goods (72 hour supply), and blankets. Small toys and games may be brought to the shelter.
Pet-Friendly Shelter and Guidelines
- The Marine Dome is designated as a pet-friendly shelter for domestic dogs and cat breeds only.
- Owners must remain in the shelter with their pets, and provide vaccination records, kennel, food, water, and bowls.
- Pets must remain in a kennel or on a leash at all times.
Advisory - MCAS Cherry Point continues to be a no-drone zone...
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MCAS Cherry Point is a No Drone Zone
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Federal law prohibits flying drones on air station property or within airspace
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Violators may be subject to federal civil and criminal penalties
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Report suspected drone activity near MCAS Cherry Point or its outlying fields to PMO at (252) 466-3616
You can find out more about local restrictions by visiting the FAA Website.
Browse the interactive map at B4UFLY
§ 334.430 Neuse River and tributaries at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina; restricted area and danger zone.
(a) The restricted area. That portion of Neuse River within 500 feet of the shore along the reservation of the Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, North Carolina, extending from the mouth of Hancock Creek to a point approximately 6,800 feet west of the mouth of Slocum Creek, and all waters of Hancock and Slocum Creeks and their tributaries within the boundaries of the reservation.
(b) The danger zone. The waters with in an area beginning at latitude 34.923425° N, longitude −76.853222° W; thence northeasterly across Hancock Creek to latitude 34.925258° N, longitude −76.849864° W; continuing northeasterly to latitude 34.933382° N, longitude −76.835081° W; thence north westerly to the Neuse River shoreline at latitude 34.936986° N, longitude −76.841197° W, continuing north westerly to latitude 34.943275° N, longitude −76.852169° W; thence south westerly along the shorelines to latitude 34.935111° N, longitude −76.859078° W; thence southeasterly along Hancock Creek shoreline to the point of origin.
(c) The regulations.
(1) Except in cases of extreme emergency, all persons or vessels, other than those operated by the United States Navy or United States Coast Guard, are prohibited from entering the restricted area without prior permission of the enforcing agency.
(2) Entry points into the danger zone will be prominently marked with signage indicating the boundary of the danger zone.
(3) Firing will take place both day and night at irregular periods throughout the year. Appropriate warnings will be issued through official government and civilian channels serving the region. Such warnings will specify the time and duration of operations and give such other pertinent information as may be required in the interest of safety. Upon completion of firing or if the scheduled firing is cancelled for any reason, the warning signals marking the danger zone will be removed.
(4) Except as otherwise provided in this section the danger zone will be open to general public access. Vessels, watercraft, and other vehicles may proceed through the danger zone.
(5) The regulation in this section shall be enforced by the, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina, and/or persons or agencies as he/she may designate.
Cherry Point Fire & Emergency Services participates in the Infant Safe Haven program under the Safe Surrender laws, an incentive for families in crisis to safely relinquish their babies to designated locations where the babies are protected and provided with medical care until a permanent home is found. Safe haven laws allow the parent, or an agent of the parent, to remain anonymous and to be shielded from criminal liability and prosecution for child endangerment, abandonment, or neglect in exchange for surrendering the baby to a safe haven. If this service is needed, appropriate facilities are Bldg. 193, Fire Station 1 located on F Street; Bldg. 192, Fire Station 2 located on Roosevelt Blvd near the Officer’s Pool; and Bldg. 4875, Fire Station 3 located on F Street.
Link to more information: NC DHHS: Safe Surrender (Surrender Newborns Safely)