Naval Base San Diego

Our Religious Services team is hosting in-person outdoor holiday services with COVID mitigation measures in place. See flyer below for dates/times/location.

NOTICE: The Waterfront Recreation Center is closed for repairs Dec. 7 through Dec. 11. This includes the Brewhouse and Starbucks to-go ordering.

Please be aware of elevated fire danger during the next couple of days due to high winds and low humidity. SDGE has issued a notification to more than 90K customers of potential power outages.

Our #LessonsLearned team has been hard at work, digging through the files for information about subjects to #PreserveMissionReadiness and keep members of the U....S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps safe, at home and on the job. The latest topic? LL 20-26 Autumn fails. #ItCanHappenToYou https://go.usa.gov/x7bWC As promised, a video that’ll make you laugh, cry and think of ways to ensure you #StaySafe and #MissionReady is located right next to Autumn fails. Got a topic you’d like CAPT Dave’s take on? Make a comment below and let’s see what’s on your minds in the fleet. Otherwise, he’ll have to go back to scrubbing barnacles

If you're interested in participating in a COVID-19 vaccine trial, please check out the flyer below for more information.

Seats are filling up but yours is still available. Sign up today to reserve your spot. We cannot wait to "see" you there! To register, please call 866-923-6478 or email [email protected].

It's December and we're well into the Cold and Flu season on top of the COVID-19 virus. Please follow CDC guidelines for hygiene, social distancing and wearing a face covering to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. If you feel "under the weather" call your doctor or one of the nurse help lines for advice. Staying home if you're sick is the best way not to spread illness, whether cold, flu or COVID-19.

NOTICE: NBSD Dry Side Power Outage: In support of on-base electrical repairs, there will be a POWER OUTAGE affecting all of NBSD Dry Side (except Commissary, Navy Lodge, and Pacific Beacon), from 11pm tonight until 3am tomorrow morning.

As we enter the Flu season make sure you are doing what you can to help keep yourself protected!

As COVID continues to impact our greater community make sure you are not getting complacent in practicing your mitigation measures. Continue to practice daily cleanings, questionnaire usage, temperature screenings, wear face coverings, and socially distance. If you are feeling sick, stay home and seek a medical opinion. It is important at this time that we stay vigilant and continue to practice our increased health protection measures!

See below for the schedule of the upcoming Virtual Transition Assistance Program and Fleet and Family Support Center online webinars!

Transitioning? Fleet and Family Support Center has virtual classes to help you with your next career move.

Who else finds it hard to believe November is here?!? Take a look at our locally produced November Virtual Webinar Series. We are hosting these trainings throu...gh our own virtual platform and can't wait to see you there! **All times are Pacific (PDT)** Unable to make it to a class in which you are interested? Call us at 866-923-6478 or email [email protected] to inquire how to get one-on-one training or request a specific training to be offered in the future! See more

Straight from the boss.

EXTRA, EXTRA - READ ALL ABOUT IT! The October Sailor-to-Sailor newsletter is out! Check out some good news on Navy recruiting, Hispanic Heritage Month and Tuition Assistance information. https://media.defense.gov//MYNAVYHR_S2S_OCTOBER%202020.PDF

If you're questions were not answered during he town hall or you missed the town hall, please send your questions/concerns via email to [email protected] or send to the CO's Suggestion Box at https://www.cnic.navy.mil//na/about/co-suggestion-box.html

PPV Housing Virtual Town hall

Today is international ShakeOut Day! There is still time to register your drill at shakeout.org You are encouraged today to think about what your plan would be if an earthquake struck whether you are at work, home or anywhere else. The main goal of ShakeOut day is to make people think about what they should do before, during and after an earthquake. Consider securing large or high up items in your home that could fall during an earthquake, practice drop, cover, and hold on, and discuss muster points or rendezvous locations with your coworkers or family. Having a plan now could help protect you from harm later, for more information go to shakeout.org