USAG Alaska, Greely  Military and Family Support Center

If you are approaching a permanent change of station, or PCS, you may have questions about your upcoming move. As part of the Military and Family Support Center, the relocation assistance program provides services and resources to help make this transition as smooth as possible. Below is a listing of resources.

• PCS planning — Most relocation assistance programs offer counseling/consultations to assist in the moving process. Those making their first military move, those making their first overseas move or those with challenging or complex situations should contact their installation relocation assistance office as soon as possible for information and assistance.
• MilitaryINSTALLATIONS and Military OneSource — For managing and planning your move, you may want to take advantage of these Department of Defense-sponsored online resources and tools.
• Loan Closet — Loan Closet offers basic household goods while your personal property is in transit. Typical items include pots and pans, dishes, silverware, irons, ironing boards and infant or toddler car seats. Generally, towels and bed linens are not available, so these should be packed in your express shipment. This service varies by service and installation.
• Workshops and briefings — Workshops vary from installation to installation, but you may find classes on housing options, moving with children, moving with pets or general moving preparation and resources.
• Pre-departure briefings — These briefings may be called Smooth Move or PCS Briefing and provide essential information about your next duty station. These briefings can be critical in setting you up for success during the transition to your next duty station.
• Settling-in services — Welcome Wagon services or local area tours may be a part of your installation’s settling-in services. Overseas arrival services may include introductory language classes and cultural awareness training.
• Foreign-born spouse support — Whether you have questions or concerns about immigration and naturalization, learning the English language or how to use local transportation, the relocation program provides assistance, classes and referrals.
• Emergency assistance — From time to time, emergencies occur while moving. The Relocation Assistance Program office has the resources to provide emergency financial assistance and referrals.
• Authorized housing flexibility options – The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018: Section 604 authorized housing flexibility options for eligible service members in receipt of PCS orders within the United States, including possible extended stays in government housing and early moving opportunities. For additional information and eligibility considerations, contact your military personnel office. Please note that application of these policies may vary across services.

Programs and services may vary across the installations.

Your unit sponsor should be your first contact for relocation assistance. There is not a post military personnel office available. Additional information, if needed, may be obtained by calling the Army Community Service Relocation Office at 907-873-2479. 

There is a lending closet located on Fort Greely. Hours are Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. You may reach the lending closet at 907-873-2479.

The Lending closet provides household and kitchen items. It doesn not have furniture or Linens. Furniture may be temporarily borrowed from the North Haven Housing and Linens from unit supply if you are military.

Motor Vehicle Registration

Motor Vehicle Registration by Fort Greely Police is no longer required but individuals are still required to show a Common Access Card, and/or Dependant ID at entry point. Visitor passes for others requiring entry must register at the Visitor Center at the Main Gate, Building 556. Hours are Monday - Friday, 6am - 3pm. Phone number: 907-873-3663

Weapons Registration

Privately owned weapons (POW) are allowed on post by personnel who reside on Fort Greely. All privately owned weapons being stored in quarters must be registered within 48 hours (two working days) of purchase or of the weapon being brought onto the installation.

Weapons registration takes place at the Visitor Center at Main Gate, Building 556, Big Delta Avenue. Hours for registration are Mon - Fri 6:00 am - 3:30 pm.