May 9, 2013 Delamping Lights at Capo to Save Energy Public Works Department Naples will soon begin delamping select exterior light fixtures at Capo to save energy. Utility costs account for one-fourth of NSA Naples’ operating budget. This project is expected to produce a cost savings of nearly $10,000 annually. If you notice that a light fixture that is out, please check the light post for a sticker that says, “This fixture has been delamped to SAVE ENERGY,” before reporting it to Public Works. The Public Works service desk can be reached at DSN: 626-4981 or 081-568-4981. Are You Registered for Emergency Messages? NSA Naples tested one of its emergency message systems on Wednesday, May 8, by sending text and voice messages to community members. If you did not receive these messages, you may not be registered in the Computer Desktop Notification System (CDNS) / Wide Area Alert Notification (WAAN) system. CDNS and WAAN registration is required for all military, civilian and contractor personnel with a OneNet user account. Personnel should register their office email address and phone number in the system, but can also include cellphones as well as contact information for family members. OneNet users can sign up by right-clicking the purple globe at bottom right of the desktop task bar and selecting “Access Self Service” option. Personnel outside the OneNet system can send an email to the NSA Naples Emergency Management Office at thomas.short@eu.navy.mil and king.navarro@eu.navy.mil. Family members must register through their sponsors. Online Payment Now Available for Base Phone Bills On-base residents now have the option to pay their base residential phone bill online. To pay online, go to www.pay.gov, enter “Naples” in the left-column search box under Find Public Forms, and click “Go.” Next, select “Base Communications Office Naples, Italy” and enter the Naples user code, which is “BCO.” Select “Continue” and enter your personal information as required. Contact the telephone billing office at DSN: 629-5000 or 081-811-5000 if you have any questions about the new service. Alcoholic Beverage Containers Banned in Florence’s Historic Center All are advised: Florence has a ban on individuals taking alcoholic beverage containers into the city’s historic center from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. The restriction is currently in effect until Sept. 29 to prevent injuries and property damage. The city mayor has directed retailers, including bars and supermarkets, to not sell alcohol in takeaway containers during the restricted hours.
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