WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI90-501 governs community standards, including safety, conduct, alcohol, family care, fitness, pets, and base policies.
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The instruction addresses customs and courtesies, curfews, off-limits establishments, tobacco, substance abuse, relationships, human trafficking, leave, dress, heat, fitness, and network violations. It requires compliance with specified Air Force instructions and establishes rules for alcohol, child supervision, pets, and other community standards.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all U.S. military members, their dependents, U.S. civilian employees, and foreign military members and employees assigned to, visiting, or associated units, performing temporary duty at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.
Leaving a child under the age of 10 alone in the car at any time is not acceptable. (paragraph 5)
The legal drinking age on base is 21 years of age. (paragraph 8)
On base, you may only consume alcoholic beverages within facilities authorized to serve alcohol, picnic areas, dormitories and housing units, and at organizational, squadron or wing events when approved by the commander (such as hail and farewells, birthdays, FSS sponsored social and sporting events). (paragraph 8)
You must not walk to/from events, buildings, etc. with open containers of alcoholic beverages, to include but not limited to open bottles, cans or cups. (paragraph 8)
Each member residing at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base adopting, or purchasing a pet must register their pet(s) with the Wright-Patterson Veterinary Treatment Facility (WPVTF) no later than 30 days after arrival, adoption or purchase.