Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes

Playgrounds are great places to have fun, but it's important to use care and be aware. More than 200,000 children are injured yearly on playgrounds (most of the time the injury is due to a fall). While the biggest deterrent is always adult supervision there is excellent information for parents and kids at https://www.cdc.gov/safechild/playground/index.html. Watch for our slide safety, swing safety and climbing safety throughout the month.

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Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes residents: Don't forget! There are four opportunities this week to meet with staff from the Army Inspector General and talk about on post housing. Check the flyer below for all the info!

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In observance of the upcoming holidays, please note the following changes to Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes office hours. We wish you a safe and happy holiday season! Thursday, December 24 and Friday, December 25 Offices closed. Friday, January 1 Offices closed.... Trash pickup normally scheduled for Friday will take place on Saturday instead. If you have a maintenance emergency, please call (315) 955-6650. Please note that our Facebook page will not be monitored when the office is closed.

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Text FORTDRUM to 444222 Visit join.redflaghub.com/fortdrum To edit your communication profile, you will need your primary email address or your mobile phone number on file. Not sure which email we have for you? Login to the Resident Portal to view your current contact information by visiting https://www.fortdrummch.com/resident-portal. ... IMPORTANT: Please DO NOT disable all communication types in your profile. If you do so, we will not be able to provide critical communication about your home and community, even in the event of an emergency.

Do you know what to do if your carbon monoxide (CO) detector goes off? 1. Check to see if any member of your household is experiencing symptoms of poisoning. 2. If anyone is experiencing symptoms, get everyone out of the home immediately. Call 911 and seek medical attention for those affected. 3. If no one is feeling symptoms, ventilate the home with fresh air and turn off all potential sources of CO, to include a gas stove, oven, furnace, dryer or vehicle. Call Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes maintenance at (315) 955-6650 to have a qualified technician inspect your fuel-burning appliances for maintenance issues and blockages in exterior vents.

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