AFI32-6001_ROBINSAFBSUP — Family Housing Management

AFI32-6001_ROBINSAFBSUP governs family housing procedures and responsibilities for key and mission essential positions at Robins AFB.

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  • Publication number: AFI32-6001_ROBINSAFBSUP
  • Title: FAMILY HOUSING MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2019-08-16

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It identifies command, key, and essential positions and addresses privatized housing assignments, reserved homes, waiting lists, rent, and occupancy approval. It requires waiver requests to go through the chain of command and prohibits supplementation at any level.

Applies to: It applies to all persons designated as key and essential and establishes responsibilities for Hunt Military Family Housing as the Privatized Owner, 78th Civil Engineer Group (CEG), and the Housing Management Office (HMO).

Topics covered

  • Key and essential positions
  • Command housing positions
  • Privatized housing assignments
  • Reserved homes
  • Housing waiting lists
  • General Officer Homes
  • Waiver requests

Questions and answers

Who must live in specific privatized homes as a matter of military necessity or as a condition of employment?

Incumbents of certain key and essential positions known as Command Positions are required to reside in specific privatized homes as a matter of military necessity or as a condition of employment.

How long can homes reserved for key and essential positions be held vacant?

Homes reserved for key and essential positions will not be held vacant greater than 90 days in anticipation of their arrival.

What happens if a key and essential position does not have a home available upon arrival?

Personnel assigned to key and essential positions who do not have a home available for them upon arrival to the base will move to the top of the appropriate waiting list.

What rent rate applies when personnel in key and essential positions draw BAH without dependents?

Hunt Military Communities will work closely with the HMO with regard to key and essential personnel and will accept rent at the Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) "without dependent" rate less a utility allowance should the individual be drawing BAH at the without rate.

Who must approve occupancy of an identified General Officer Home by another resident?

Occupancy of an identified General Officer Home by any resident other than a General Officer must be approved by the Installation Commander.

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