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Army
MTN Reception Company
10720 Mount Belvedere Boulevard
Fort Drum, NY 13602
315-772-3038
1-800-661-7158
Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
When you arrive at your new installation, you’ll need to follow installation-specific procedures. Each installation and service handles in-processing differently. Here, you can find installation-specific guidelines and a list of documents to bring with you when checking- in. Reach out to the contacts provided if you have specific questions.
All soldiers arriving to Fort Drum must sign in at the Reception Activity Barracks at 4412 Camp Swift Road. The Staff Duty is staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If assistance is needed, call 315-772-0423 or 800-661-7158.
When you sign in you will need to have your identification card, orders, and medical and dental records with you. You may wear civilian clothing when you sign in, but you must wear your uniform while conducting in-processing.
Upon signing in, you will complete an information packet. You will receive information on what you must complete during Day 0, which is the first duty day following your sign-in. Day 0 will be at the unit you are assigned to.
You will be given an in-processing schedule on Day 1 of in-processing, which will be at Clark Hall. Your unit will be contacted and informed of your arrival and a sponsor from your unit will arrive to greet you. You will be scheduled with the Finance Office to complete your travel voucher, DD Form 1351-2. You will have your medical and dental records checked and any necessary appointments scheduled. You will also receive briefs from TRICARE, along with transportation information, Child and Youth Services, and Army Community Service (Family Resource Center). We highly recommend you bring your spouse to Day 1 classes. On the afternoon of Day 1, in-processing at Clark Hall. Spouses are highly encouraged to attend all or some of in-processing. Keep in mind that a spouse can attend some or all of in-processing even after the soldier has finished.
Your subsequent in-processing schedule will also include Legal, SHARP, IG, Ed center, Security and PMO/MP, SFL-TAP, Army Wellness, CID, financial readiness, ACE, ASAP, briefing from the CG and DCSM, along with Medical and CIF appointments spread over 8 to12 business days.
Each in-processing group will have a Fort Drum Military Cadre member assigned to ensure accountability and provide information support during in-processing.
Temporary lodging reservations
Temporary lodging on Fort Drum is privatized and managed by the InterContinental Hotels Group. Newly arriving soldiers and their families may choose to stay in on-post or off-post temporary lodging facilities. A Statement of Non-Availability is no longer needed to stay at an off-post lodging facility. Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis and should be made as far in advance as possible by visiting the IHG Army Hotels website or calling 877-771-8326 or 315-773-7777.
A limited number of rooms are available for your pet to stay with you. It is strongly recommended that you make pet boarding arrangements prior to arrival, if needed. See the Household Goods-Shipping Pets narrative for a list of pet boarding facilities.
IHG pet policy: Your pet’s vaccination records are required at check-in. You will be charged a $75 nonrefundable fee, per pet, for one to six nights. After that, a $10 per night, per pet, fee applies. No more than two pets per room are allowed, and only cats and dogs are permitted.
Each room features a kitchenette with full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, stovetop, microwave, pots and pans, dishes and more. This fully equipped suite is designed to make your move more comfortable. A full hot breakfast is served daily. They offer free laundry facilities on-site, a 24-hour fitness room, barbecue grills and a Lending Locker with household items and games available to sign out.
If you are a married soldier or have custody of your children, make sure your orders state “dependents – yes.” If your orders do not state “dependents – yes,” seek guidance from your losing unit about having your orders amended.
Concurrent travel
Concurrent travel means your family members are traveling with you. Concurrent travel must be authorized on your permanent change of station orders or the military will not pay for your family to travel.
If you plan to get married while en-route to Fort Drum avoid any undue financial burdens and hardships by noting the following information: