1. Partnering with Solano County…
Travis AFB
“Active Engagement”
Partnering with Solano County…
Equals Success!

2. “Active Engagement” The What
Building/sustaining strong & enduring relationships
Investment of time outside the fence line to remain connected
Learn and understand communities, policies, practices

3. “Active Engagement” The How
Frequent engagements - monthly & quarterly
On Base: Civic/Legislative Leader Breakfasts
On & Off Base: Travis Regional Armed Forces Committee (TRAFC) Board meetings/luncheons
Travis Community Consortium (TCC) meetings
Vibrant Honorary Commander Program
City & County Planner lunch meetings
Attendance & participation in key City & County forums
Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC) monthly meetings
County Board of Supervisor meetings
City-County Coordinating Council (“4Cs”) meetings
Solano Transportation Authority (STA)
Variety of Working Groups at City & County level, etc.

4. “Active Engagement” The Why
Educate & inform elected officials & decision makers
Create thorough awareness of Travis AFB mission, readiness needs & training requirements
Leads to well informed policy decision making
Helps prevent incompatible development that threatens viability of base and its mission
Identifies areas for potential cooperation that benefits all
Cost/energy savings; conservation; complimentary services

5. “Active Engagement” The Results
Updated Travis AFB Land Use
Compatibility Plan
Established enduring
encroachment mgt policies
Mutually beneficial cooperation
Shared police training facility
Phoenix Spark Innovation Center
Industry, Academia, Military join
to solve problems/challenges for
the warfighter
STEM/STEAM programs
Transportation & housing planning and cooperation