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The health and welfare of the children entrusted to our care at MCCS Child Development Centers (CDCs) and School Age Care (SAC) facilities island-wide will always be our #1 priority. Out of abundant concern for the health and safety of the children, as well as our MCCS employees providing care, MCCS and other U.S. Forces Japan and U.S. government agencies on island have enacted effective, proactive mitigation measures to protect children, employees and our military community at-large from the spread of COVID-19. The success of these mitigation measures has allowed our CDCs here to remain open in support of service members and their families.
We are actively monitoring the situation in coordination with public healthcare professionals and command elements. If warranted, we will close the CDCs with enough advance notification to allow parents (and their work supervisors, if applicable) to make appropriate arrangements such as family care plans, telework or leave. All of us with MCIPAC/MCB Camp Butler are committed to giving our parents all possible options to work and take care of their parental responsibilities. We truly appreciate our partnership with our SOFA families and appreciate your support and flexibility during this time.
CDCs/SACs will continue to operate with the following added precautions:
Additional Measures Taken in the CDCs
Additional Measures Taken in the SAC Programs
Last updated: March 1, 2021 2:05PM
Valued MCCS Patrons
MCCS Okinawa is taking decisive actions out of an abundance of caution to reduce potential risk and minimize the spread of COVID-19. All of our actions are aligned with our enduring mission to support our community of Warfighters and Families, as well as our MCCS workforce.
Doing everything we can—in alignment with III MEF/MCIPAC guidance—to help keep our customers and employees safe during this evolving global pandemic is our top priority.
As directed by the MCIPAC Commanding General, the following changes are in effect until further notice.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
UPDATE: 8/6/21
MCIPAC-MCBB has updated mask-wearing guidance with the following exemptions to policy. Effective immediately, all patrons inside MCCS Fitness Centers on Okinawa must wear masks at all times unless they are:
While participating in the above activities, patrons may choose to remove their masks but must immediately return to mask-wearing upon ending active participation. Example: Patrons must wear masks while resting between games or classes.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
UPDATE: 8/2/21
Effective immediately and in accordance with updated guidance for DoD installations and facilities, individuals must wear masks while indoors in all MCCS facilities aboard MCIPAC-MCBB installations on Okinawa.
Thank you for your patronage, patience and cooperation as we strive to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.
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Camp Hansen
Camps Courtney and McTureous
Taiyo Golf Club
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Camp Foster
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Camp Lester
Semper Fit
Last updated: August 18, 2021 8:30AM
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