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GUEST INFORMATION
AIRLINE INFORMATION
Oklahoma City is serviced commercially by Will Rogers World Airport.
American: 1-800-433-7300
Continental: 232-2341
Delta: 1-800-221-1212
Northwest: 1-800-225-2525
Southwest: 686-1717
Transworld: 1-800-221-2000
United: 1-800-241-6522
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION
For personnel on official travel, the Transportation office can provide service to and from the airport. For departures and arrivals, please call 734-2803. AMENITIES A few travel-size items are available upon your initial occupancy of your room. Gift baskets and additional items are available for purchase in the main lobby.
BANKING FACILITIES
First national Bank of Midwest City, Bldg478, 734-2717. Open Mon – Thurs 0900-1500 and Fri 0900- 1800 hours. Tinker Federal Credit Union 13 branches call for information 732-0324.
BUS SERVICE
“Bus Stop” signs are displayed throughout the base, or you may stop by the front desk for a schedule. Buses may be met at each point approximately every 20 minutes between the hours of 0515 and 1800, Mon-Fri.
CHECK OUT TIME
Checkout time for all quarters is 1100. All room key cards are programmed at check-in and will deactivate at 1100 hours on the day of your departure. Late checkout fees will be charged to your account (An additional room charge). If you have special circumstances, please contact the Manager on duty the day prior to checkout.
CLASSIFIED DOCUMENETS
Lodging is not authorized to store classified documents. Contact Base Operations or Command Post for storage of classified documents. Base Ops 734-2191 Command post 7392171.
CRIBS
Contact the Reception Desk at ext. “0” or Housekeeping at ext. 4101 for service.
FACSIMILE SERVICE
Facsimile is available at the Guest Reception Desk free of charge for official business. To receive a fax, our fax number is: Commercial: 405-734-7426 DSN: 884-7426
FIREARMS
Firearms, explosives, archery equipment, and swords are not authorized in any Lodging facility. You must contact Security Forces for the storage of these items at 734-3737.
HOUSEKEEPING
For additional blankets, towels or sheets, contact Housekeeping at ext. 4101 from 0900 to 1630 p.m. or dial “0” for the Reception Desk.
HOUSEKEEPINGSERVICE
We strive daily to provide you with a clean room with sufficient linens, towels and amenities, unless you have a “Do Not Disturb” sign on later than 1300 hours. Your cooperationin this matter is appreciated.
Daily service requirements include:
Linen will be changed, weekly or upon checkout Removal of trash Clean bathroom basin, toilet, shower & mirrors Sweep and or vacuum floors Dust furniture and appliances Towels will be exchanged daily Bed made daily, does not include folded bed *Please note: Housekeeping is not responsible for the daily cleaning of the kitchens, dishes and pots and pans. Guests are responsible for the daily cleaning and upkeep of the kitchen area including all dishes and appliances. Cleaning of kitchens and stoves must be accomplished prior to checkout.
ICE MACHINES
Ice machines are located on the first floor of Bldg. 5606 (VOQ), second floor, middle entrance, BLDG. 6504 (VOQ), and first floor breezeway BLDG, 5915 (VAQ). Icemakers or ice trays are installed in all TLF refrigerators.
LAUNDRY
Washers and dryers are provided free of charge. They are located in your quarters area. (Please refer to Building Map) Laundry detergent may be purchased at the laundry room or Reception Desk.
TOWELS & WATER CONSERVATION
Towels are changed daily and linens weekly. Here is how you can help: A towel on the rack means: “I’ll use it again.” A towel on the floor means: “Please exchange.” Please do not remove linens or towels from your room.
LOST AND FOUND
Call Guest Services at ext. 734-2822 ext. 23Mon – Fri 0900-1600 hours or contact the Reception Desk.
Personnel on extended TDY to Tinker wishing to receive mail should contact the post office and complete a locator card. General delivery mail will be left at the Reception Desk.
MAINTENANCEDial “0” from your phone.
NEWSPAPERS
Newspapers are for sale in the entryway of the Main Lobby, Bldg. 5604 Mon-Fri.
OCCUPANT RESPONSIBILITY
Occupants are responsible for their conduct and the conduct of their guests, and/or family members, while in government lodging. Their actions must not infringe on the rights of others. Occupants shall also: Conserve utilities and comply with fire, health, and Safety regulations. Reimburse lodging for all damages beyond fair wear and tear, and missing government property caused by abuse or negligence on the part of their guests. (Occupants assessed charges for loss or damages to a lodging unit come under wither AFMAN 23-220, Reports of Survey for Air Force Property, or AFI 34-202, Protecting Non Appropriated Funds Assets.
PARKING
Parking is available to all overnight guests. Check with the Reception Desk for large vehicles such as moving vans, boats, trailers, etc. that require more than one parking space. Be sure to lock your car and take all valuables with you; we cannot be responsible for these items.
PERSONAL EFFECTS
Personal property should be secured or taken with you when you leave your room. Housekeepers are instructed not to pick up or move occupants’ personal property at any time. Leaving items lying around your room results in your quarters not being properly cleaned. Please assist in keeping your room neat and orderly.
POSTAGE STAMPS
Postage stamps may be purchased at the Reception Desk, Post Office, or Base Exchange. Please refer to base map.
RENTAL CARS
Please refer to the Yellow Pages of your telephone book under Automobile, Renting and Leasing.
ROOM RATES
| VOQ*** | $39.00 per night |
| VAQ*** | $34.75 per night |
| TLF*** | $38.50 per night |
| DVQ*** | $42.50 per night |
| Tinker Suite*** | $53.25 per night |
CHECKOUT TIME IS 11 a.m.
Late check outs will be charged and additional day.
**All room charges are due on the 15th and last day of the month.
***Room Rates are Subject to Change.
SECURITY
Please contact the Reception Desk if you need the Security Forces or dial the directly at 734-3737.
SMOKING/NONSMOKING
In accordance with AFI 34-246, 1.9. “All Air Force common areas and guest rooms (to include TLF units) are nonsmoking.” Guests who smoke in nonsmoking rooms will be assessed a $90.00 fee for cleaning and/or any damage charges for property and fumigation services for the quarters as well as the cost of cleaning carpet, upholstery and drapes.
WAKE-UP CALLS
There is an AM/FM alarm clock on the nightstand in your room. Should you prefer a wake-up call, dial “*” + “13.” Enter in military time when you wish to be awakened. You will get a confirmation tone. To cancel, dial “#” + “13,” or please notify the Reception Desk by dialing “0” from your room.
WARNING SIGNALS
Please refer to Tornado instruction in the guest book.
TELEVISION CHANNELS
| STATION CHANNEL | STATION CHANNEL | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | 8 | KTBO | 23 |
| A&E | 27 | LIFETIME | 25 |
| AMC | 33 | LOCAL CHANNEL | 20 |
| BET | 50 | LOCAL CHANNEL | 22 |
| BRABO | 67 | MSNBC | 42 |
| CARTOON NETWORK | 52 | MTV | 30 |
| CBS | 10 | NBC | 7 |
| SMT | 39 | NICKELODEON | 26 |
| CNBC | 41 | OETA | 14 |
| CNN | 43 | OLN | 66 |
| CNNH | 47 | PIN | 70 |
| COURTTV | 48 | QVC | 68 |
| COX | 3 | SCI-FI | 49 |
| C-SPAN | 21 | HOME NETWORK | 71 |
| C-SPAN | 2 | 19 SPEED VISION | 65 |
| DISCOVERY | 32 | TBS | 62 |
| DISNEY | 38 | TLC | 40 |
| EDUCATIONAL | 18 | WB | 11 |
| ESPN | 29 | TNN | 45 |
| FNC | 44 | TNT | 31 |
| FOX | 12 | TRAVEL CHANNEL | 51 |
| FOX FAMILY | 36 | TV CHANNEL GUIDE | 4 |
| FOX SW | 37 | TV LAND | 54 |
| FX | 35 | UPN | 13 |
| HSN | 69 | USA | 34 |
| KQOK | 5 | VH1 | 46 |
| KSBI | 9 | WEATHER CHANNEL | 24 |
| WGN | 16 | 24 HOUR NEWS | 53 |
RADIO STATIONS
| FM STATIONS | AM STATIONS |
|---|---|
| KYLV 88.9: Contemporary Christian | KQVC 800: Religious Talk |
| KOMA 92.5: 50s-60s Oldies | KTLR 890: Religious |
| KQSR 94.7: Soft Rock | WKY 930:News/Talk |
| KXXY 96.1: Country | KTOK 1000: News/Talk |
| KWLD 97.9: Top 40 | KVSP 1140: Rhythm/Blues |
| KYIS 98.9: Hot Rock | KEBC 1340: Rhythm/Blues |
| KATT 100.5: Rock KOMA | 1520: 50s-60s Oldies |
| KTST 101.9: Country | |
| KJYO 102.7: Top 40 | |
| KMGL 104.1: Rock | |
| KRXO 107.7: Classic Rock |
TELEPHONE INSTRUCTIONS
TINKER AFB
405-737-1475
DSN 884-5095
Room to room: Dial Room extension number
Front Desk: 0
Base Operator: 99 + 0
On base calls: 99 + Base number
DSN (Official calls): 94 + DSN number
Local Calls: 99 + Number
Direct Dial Long Distance (Conus)
99 + 1 + Area Code + Number
(Charge to Guest: Based on AT&T Operator Assisted/Handled Day Rates [Mileage Sensitive])
0 + Calling Card
99 + 0 + Area Code + Number
Collect (Rates Established by Carrier. Operator Assisted Calls are billed to you residence by carrier or to party accepting collect call.)
International Direct Call
99 + 011 + Country Code + Number
(Charge to guest: Based on AT&T Tariff 27, Section 24.1.2.C.6. IMTS Rates-Initial period discounted 10%. Each additional period discounted 35%. For individual country rate contact front desk.)
International Credit Card/Collect
99 + 01 + Number, Wait for Operator to Answer
(Rates established by carrier. Operator assisted calls are billed to your residence by carrier or to party accepting collect call.)
1-8XX- Numbers Directory Assistance
99 + 1 + 8XX + Number Per local telephone company
(Charge to guest: per current Tariff, Direct pass through.
EMERGENCY: 911
MESSAGE RETRIEVAL INSTRUCTIONS
Your telephone messages are serviced by a voice mail system. To retrieve messages follow the instructions in sequence. If you have problems in obtaining your messages, please contact the reception desk.
STEP 1: Dial “6000” wait for recording to begin. Please follow instructions given by the voice prompt. The message center will continue to ring the room in the messages were not deleted after being received. Silence or dial tones caused by callers not leaving a message.
If the light on your phone is flashing please dial “0” for the Reception Desk.
TO REGISTER/CHANGE AUTOMATIC WAKE-UP
Dial *6 + Military time (HHMM)
(Example: *6 + 0600 for 6:00 A.M. wake-up; *6 + 1800 for 6:00 P.M. wake-up)
TO CANCEL AUTOMATIC WAKE-UP
Dial * 6 + 9999
HOW TO RETRIEVE MESSAGES FROM YOUR TELEPHONE MAIL BOX
To retrieve and/or delete messages from your room dial 6000 (single occupancy room) and follow the voice prompts.
OPERATOR SERVICE CARRIER OF CHOICE
If you prefer, you have the right to obtain access to your preferred long distance carrier and may contact that carrier for information on accessing that carrier’s service.
Any comments regarding common carrier services may be directed to:
Common Carrier Bureau Protel Services, Inc.
FCC 4000 Henry Grace Freeway
1919 M. Street Wichita Falls, TX 76302
Washington, DC 20554 1-800-877-6835
COMPUTER HOOKUP
All Business Suites and VOQ’s are equipped with dual jacks for computer hookup. Rooms 6101 through 6224 and VAQ rooms 7508 through 7561, also have dual phone jacks. All lines have local and DSN capabilities. Long-distance service is not available on these lines. To use your laptop computer, simply plug your computer into the second phone jack. If you choose not to use the second phone jack and use the house phone line, this will disable your voice mail, message light and prevent all phone calls into your room.
FIRE SAFETY
Please familiarize yourself with the location of the nearest fire exit or stairway. In the event of a fire, please move quickly, but calmly, to the nearest exit. It is mandatory that all fire and smoke incidents be reported to the Fire Department. Please call the Fire Department at 911 and the Reception Desk by dialing “0”.
Please help us by observing the following Fire Protection Regulations:
1. No touching or tampering with the smoke detectors in the living areas or bedrooms. If your smoke detector is activating for no apparent reason please contact the Reception Desk.
2. No tampering with fire extinguishers. Tampering or playing with fire extinguishers will result in your removal from the facilities.
3. No smoking in government facilities.
4. No storage of highly flammable liquids/material (gasoline, charcoal lighter, flammable paint, etc.) is allowed.
5. No use of unauthorized cooking or heating devices is allowed in your room. UL approved coffee pots are provided.
6. No charcoal grills are allowed within 15 feet of the building.
7. No hot appliances such as irons, coffee pots, etc., in drawers, cabinets, beds or on carpet.
8. If you live in quarters that have a kitchen, do not leave cooking equipment unattended.
9. Do not overload electrical circuits. The use of multi-plugs is unauthorized.
10. Do not leave televisions, radios, or other electrical appliances on when you leave the room.
11. Please follow good housekeeping practices.
12. Report low-pressure fire extinguishers to the Reception Desk.
OCCUPANT SAFETY
Your safety and the security of your personal property are of the utmost concern to us. We urge you to take advantage of the following questions:
*DO NOT LEAVE MONEY OR VALUABLES IN YOUR ROOM. Please take such items with you or secure them in your luggage.
*While in your room or away from your room, always lock your door, even if you are leaving for only a few minutes.
*Do not admit anyone in your room without ensuring identification. Most rooms have a peep hole provided in the door. If there is any doubt about person’s true identity, please contact the Reception Desk.
*Safeguard your key! *Be sure to leave it with the Reception Desk upon departure. Do not leave it in your room or in the door. Do not give your key to others.
*If you find a lock not working, contact the Reception Desk for immediate repairs. Secure all locking devices provided on windows and doors at all times.
*Do not store valuables inside parked vehicles.
*Do not reveal your name or room number to strangers.
*Never discuss plans for staying away from the hotel in front of strangers.
*Do not leave luggage unattended when checking out.
*If you notice anything of suspicious or alarming nature or have need of any special assistance, please contact the Reception Desk immediately.
TORNADO INFORMATION
Tornadoes are most prevalent in April through September. However, they can strike at any time during the year.
PLAN AHEAD
Before the season arrives: Find a suitable shelter area in your home or work area. This should be a center hallway or closet on the ground floor. Instruct family members on actions to be taken in case of your absence.
Make sure all family members know the name of the county where you are traveling, since tornado watches are issued by the county. Tinker is located in Oklahoma County.
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INDIAN HILLS INN GUESTS BY BUILDING
For Indian Hills Inn guests in Temporary Lodging Facilities, personnel should take shelter in the bathroom.
For Indian Hills Inn Guests in VAQ and VOQ, Bldgs. 5915, 5604, 5605, 5606 seek shelter with an occupant on the ground floor inside the bathroom.
STAY WAY FROM GLASS AND WINDOWS!!!
If a Tornado Warning has been issued, do not try to get into your car and drive away from the tornado. Take shelter immediately.
NOTIFICATION YOU ARE IN OKLAHOMA COUNTY.
The local radio and television will issue tornado watches and tornado warnings as instructed by the weather service. Area radio and TV stations will keep you updated on weather conditions. Tornado warnings may also be announced by a 3 to 5 minute steady tone on the base siren.
TORNADO WATCH: Weather conditions are favorable for the formation of tornadoes. Tornado activity may be expected.
TORNADO WARNING: A tornado has actually been sighted or detected by radar.
WHAT TO DO
TORNADO WATCH: Secure any personal loose items stored outside the facility.
Have movements of children restricted to the immediate vicinity.
Monitor the local radio and television stations for official weather information if thunderstorm activity is observed.
TORNADO WARNING: STAY INSIDE YOUR BUILDING! The only exception to this is if you are in a mobile home or metal hangar. Injury or death may occur if you are caught in the open.
Monitor local radio and television stations. Confirmed sightings and movements will be broadcasted.
A steady 3 to 5 minute tone on the base siren indicates a tornado has been sighted and Tinker AFB appears to be in the path.
If either the base siren or a loud noise is heard, or if you sight a tornado, take cover in the central hallway, bathroom, closet, or storm shelter.
AVOID AREAS NEAR WINDOWS.
DO NOT REMAIN ON THE SECOND OR THIRD STORY OF ANY BUILDING.
LIE FLAT ON THE FLOOR UNDER SOME PROTECTIVE COVER.
DO NOT TRY TO OUT RUN A TORNADO IN YOUR VEHICLE.