1. Hill AFB Security Overview for Military Newcomers
Primary: Ken Ince
Chief Installation Access
Duty Phone:
Alternate: Joy White
Security Specialist
Duty Phone:

2. Overview Base entry procedures Operating personal vehicles on base
Visitors
Weapons registration and transportation
Common violations
Crime Prevention
Installation security
Key phone numbers

3. Base Entry Procedures
Obey posted speed limit when approaching the gate
Dim your headlights
Present DoD/Installation issued scannable ID card to
gate sentry
(Identification must be presented free of any cover or laminate)
CAC! Don’t leave home without it!
Implied consent is adhered to when entering
installation (Blood, Breath or Urine Test)
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4. Base Entry Procedures Continued
Installation Entry Points
South Gate: Open 24/
Roy Gate: 4am-8pm, M – F
West Gate: Open 24/
East Gate: (Open as needed)

5. Base Entry Procedures Continued
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6. Base Entry Procedures Continued
Gate closures prevent people from coming or going
Building alarms
Bomb threats
Terrorist threats
Lost Child
Popup Bollards or Wedges installed at every gate
They can pop up unexpectedly
“5 MPH” is the posted speed
Can cause injury if you are going too fast
Can stop a 40,000lb truck going 35mph
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7. Personal Vehicle Operation
Operating a personal motor vehicle on Hill AFB is a right, granted by the 75 ABW/CC
Documentation required in your possession:
Valid CAC or other DOD-ID card
Valid driver’s license
Valid vehicle registration
Current proof of Insurance
Current Utah emissions test
Vehicle registered in ECARS
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8. Employee-Certification and Reporting System
 Since 27 Jan 2013 Hill AFB employees are required to report their vehicle emissions information annually the Air Force Web-based system called ECARS (Employee-Certification and Reporting System).
ECARS is part of the Air Force Vehicle Self-Certification Program, which brings the Air Force in compliance with the Clean Air Act, Section 118d. This statute requires all federal (both military and civilians) employees to meet the Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Program requirements where the member is employed.
Hill AFB is considered to be located within the Vehicle I/M Program area for Davis County.
Exemptions:  Vehicles 1967 model year or older Vehicles with a diesel engine after Motorcycles Vehicles purchased brand-new less than two years ago Vehicles not driven on Hill AFB 60 days or more a year Vehicles registered as vintage, collectible, or classic
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9. Random Vehicle Inspection (RVI)
“Inspection” defined as a “examination of property without probable cause”
Can happen anytime, anywhere
Includes purse, backpack, briefcase & everything else in/on the vehicle
Random means Random: time/location/formula ordered by base commander
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10. Motorcycle Operation Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Safety Course
Military riders MUST attend
AF Civilians who operate a motorcycle as part of their official duty MUST attend
Retirees, contractors, civilians and dependents are highly encouraged to take the base course on Space-A basis, but not required to attend
Sign up with Base Safety
Phone:
Bldg 383
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11. Motorcycle Operation
Motorcycle Operators/Riders Must Wear (AFI )
Helmet
DoT Standard # 218, UNECE Standard 22.05, British Standard 6658, or Snell Standard M2005
Eye Protection
Goggles, wrap-around glasses, or full face shield
Windshield does not constitute proper eye protection
Long pants & long-sleeve shirt or jacket
Leather or other abrasion resistant materials with impact absorbing padding – encouraged
Should incorporate fluorescent colors and reflective material
Sturdy, over-the-ankle footwear
Full-fingered gloves or mittens
Leather or other abrasion-resistant material

12. Pass & Identification Pass & Identification (bldg. 430) 586-5199
Mon – Fri
Sat/Sun – Closed
Walk-in Service Only, Sign into the kiosk
Controlled/Restricted Area badges/DBIDS ID
Long Term Visitor ID
South Gate Visitor Center (bldg. 542)
Mon-Fri
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13. Escorted Visitors YOUR GUEST IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!
Visitors Processed IAW AFI , as supplemented
Escorted Visitors
Must remain with escort at ALL times
Do not have to be vetted
Escort Responsibilities
Can escort persons in the vehicle they are operating
Can escort up to 5 persons in nonsecured areas
Cannot relinquish control to another except in emergency
Must advise guest to not bring drugs or other contraband on base
Must advise guest to obey instructions of first responders
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14. Sponsored Visitors YOUR GUEST IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!
Have unescorted access to Hill AFB
MUST be vetted (criminal history, wants/warrants)
Access can be denied for criminal history, will be denied for active wants/warrants
Non-CAC holders sponsor in person at a VCC
CAC holders use Visitor Control Center Sharepoint Site
Access to site is verification of sponsorship authority
Complete visit request 72 hrs in advance of visit
Failure to do so can result in delay of access
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16. Weapons Personal weapons are prohibited on base except in base housing
Housing residents MUST register weapons with Security Forces
Dormitory residents MUST register AND store weapons with SF
Call the SF Armory at with questions
See HAFBI for reference
Concealed weapon permits are NOT valid on base!
Exceptions: LEOSA permits, Transitional concealed carry.
Other dangerous weapons not authorized on base: swords, machetes, martial arts weaponry
Knives with less than a 2.5 inch blade are allowed
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17. Transporting
Transporting privately owned weapons on Hill AFB is prohibited except to and from authorized storage or shooting areas
Must be cleared and on safe, with the breech open
Must be locked in a gun case in the trunk (cannot be reached by occupants)
Ammunition must be stored separately
Hill Rod & Gun Club is the only authorized shooting location on base. In addition to the above:
Shotguns only
Must have scheduled shooting time at range
Enter through Roy gate Mon-Fri, West Gate on Sat-Sun

18. Transporting
Transporting via an open vehicle (bicycles, motorcycle, horseback, ATV) is prohibited
DO NOT store firearms in a manner as to appear concealed (e.g. under seats, partially hidden or arms reach)
DO NOT handle firearms in a way that could be misunderstood as a threat or preparation to fire
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19. Common Violations Traffic Violations & Parking Tickets
3 tickets in 12 months = 6 month revocation
“Habitual” Parking Offender (3 Tickets in 60 days or 6 tickets within 6 months)
“Disagreements” in the work center
Theft
Unsecured items
Shoplifting (result in loss of AAFES privileges)
Alcohol Related
DUI’  ***Zero Tolerance*** 
Utah .05 DUI
Underage ***Zero Tolerance***
Purchase, possession and/or consumption of alcohol by a minor…
Contributing to the delinquency of a minor
Violations, including speeding tickets, will result in an appearance at the Federal Magistrate Court in SLC. DUIs, for example, may result in a felony conviction as well as suspension of license and on base driving privileges.
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20. Abandoned Vehicle
Impounding Privately Owned Vehicles (POV) is authorized in the following instances and will be towed at the owner’s expense, These situations include but are not limited to the following:
Any unattended vehicle within 15 feet of a fire hydrant or the driveway to any fire, police, ambulance, or crash vehicle entrance or exit
Any unattended vehicle parked in excess of 3 days in a timed parking area will be considered abandoned.
Any unattended vehicle parked in violation of base traffic or registration regulations in excess of three consecutive days.
Vehicles operated by personnel who were stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol/drugs who have refused to submit to a breath test, have a blood alcohol level of .05 or higher or are found by a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) to be under the influence of drugs.
Violations, including speeding tickets, will result in an appearance at the Federal Magistrate Court in SLC. DUIs, for example, may result in a felony conviction as well as suspension of license and on base driving privileges.
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21. Abandoned Property
It is the responsibility of all personnel departing Hill AFB on PCS orders to ensure their personnel effects are removed from base prior to departure.
Failure to do so will result in all effects being inventoried by either a command representative or 75 SFS personnel and any cost incurred will be charged to the member.
Violations, including speeding tickets, will result in an appearance at the Federal Magistrate Court in SLC. DUIs, for example, may result in a felony conviction as well as suspension of license and on base driving privileges.
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22. Crime Prevention K-9 Program / 777-6665
Courtesy search on new vehicle purchased
VIN verification on used vehicles
Police Services Programs /
McGruff Appearances
Neighborhood Watch Program
Operation “ID A KID”

23. Installation Security
General Information
Display security credentials (line badge) while in secure areas
Remove when outside secure areas
Challenge suspicious activity or personnel without security media
If you See Something, Say Something
Protect government property from loss or damage
Immediately report thefts to SF at
Security training as required through your Unit Security Manager
Information Security, Personnel Security, Industrial Security, Operations Security
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24. Installation Security
Vehicles left on the installation for extended periods are considered abandoned
Abandon vehicles are: left in the same location without movement for 72 hours
Parked/stuck in an unauthorized location
Vehicle subject to being ticketed & towed at owner’s expense
Contact Emergency Communications Center to prevent tow/impoundment

25. Key Numbers Emergency 911 Non-emergency 801-777-3056
Pass & Identification /
Crime Prevention
K9 Support

26. Review Base entry procedures Operating personal vehicles on base
Visitors
Weapons registration and transportation
Common violations
Crime Prevention
Installation security
Key phone numbers

27. Questions
“There are naive questions, tedious questions, ill-phrased questions, questions put after inadequate self-criticism. But every question is a cry to understand the world. There is no such thing as a dumb question.”
Carl Sagan, author
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