Army Community Service (ACS) is an empowered team that provides comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive advocacy and prevention, information and referral, outreach, financial, and employment services that support the readiness and well-being of Soldiers and their Families, Civilian Employees, and Retirees.

Army Community Service (ACS) supports the Fort Hunter Liggett community with the following services:

• Family Advocacy Program helps Soldiers and their Families prepare for the unique challenges of military lifestyles.
   
• Army Emergency Relief provides Soldiers and their Families assistance in a great variety of financial situations
   
• Financial Readiness provides information on money matters and financial services.
   
• Information & Referral (I&R) provides FHL Commanders, Soldiers and Families with information regarding military and civilian community resources.
   
• Relocation Readiness Program is a comprehensive support system, to assist you with your PCS/ETS move.
   
• Army Volunteer Corps is designed to help you find local volunteering opportunities with organizations that benefit the Army and local communities.
   
• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides comprehensive support to family members with special needs.
   
• Employment Readiness offers resources to help with your career planning and job search.
   
• New Parent Support Group promotes healthy families through a variety of services including home visits, support groups, and parenting classes.
   
• Victim Advocacy Program is a specialized function within FAP providing comprehensive assistance and liaison to and for victims of abuse and sexual assault.
   
• Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) provides the Army community a "voice" in shaping their standards of living; a way for Soldiers and Family Members to let Army leadership know what works, what doesn't - and what they think will fix it.
   
• School Liaison Officer (SLO) collaborates with the local schools and military families to provide information, resources, and referrals.
   
• Army Family Team Building (AFTB) empowers you to maximize your personal and professional potential.
   
• Loan Closet  provides basic household items for soldiers and families arriving or departing Fort Hunter Liggett who need assistance with personal items.
   
• Central Intake/Information and Referral provides information regarding  military and civilian community resources, in-processes individuals new to the community, and provides clearing information for out-processing personnel.

Eligibility - All branches of the Armed Forces, DoD Civilians, Retirees and their family members.

Child & Youth Services Child Development Center enhance readiness by helping to reduce the conflict between mission and parental responsibilities. We ensure the availability of predictable programs and services for eligible children and youth ages six weeks to 18 years, while making sure that each child and youth program is affordable.

We are excited to be given the opportunity to establish programs and services for children and youth assigned to Fort Hunter Liggett. We look forward to meeting you and your family and helping make your transition here a little smoother! 

The Fort Hunter Liggett Cybrary "The library that ventured into cyberspace" provides services and resources for research, study, professional development and recreational reading.

We're a member of GLIS, the Army’s automated General Library Information System, providing access to a myriad of books, audio books, eBooks, magazines, and databases. Registered personnel and family members can access downloadable audio books, eBooks and databases anywhere, anytime. Individual accounts follow the Soldier or Family member in relocation and deployments.

To sign-up for our GLIS services please fill out DA Form 7745 and email back to cybrary@fhlfmwr.com.

Click here to download DA Form 7745

The Hacienda is an historic site that now serves as a hotel in Monterey County, California. The building was completed in 1930 by William Randolph Hearst. He built the structure to serve as temporary housing for his employees and guests. It was a central headquarters for activities taking place on the surrounding land.

The lodge building, designed by architect Julia Morgan, replaced and expanded upon an earlier wooden structure known as the Milpitas Ranch House. That building was destroyed by fire in the 1920s.

The 1930 hotel has also been known as Milpitas Hacienda, Hacienda Guest Lodge and Milpitas Ranch House. The property was placed in the National Register of Historic Places on December 2, 1977.

The lodge includes a lounge, cantina, offices, public assembly rooms, guest rooms.  Hearst sold the structure and its surrounding property to the United States Army in 1940 for use as a training facility. Responsibility for the land and buildings was assumed by the Army at Fort Hunter Liggett. Today, the Army still owns the facility and operates it as a public hotel within the military base.

Liggett Lanes Bowling Center is the perfect place to spend some recreational time, grab some food, or have a party! Our Cosmic bowling, black lights, music and glow-in-the-dark lanes, pins and balls make bowling an over-the-top experience.

Fort Hunter Liggett encompasses approximately 162,000 acres of grasslands, woodlands and chaparral habitats in the beautiful mountains of California. It's a wonderful location for those who love the great outdoors. We have the equipment to help you enjoy activities such as hunting, fishing, camping, kayaking and much more.

Outdoor Recreation offers transportation to planned trips with minimal cost to you.

Trips, Pinnacles National Park, Tour de Wildflowers, Montana de Oro, Salinas Airshow, Pfeiffer State Beach. Point Lobos, Ravine Water Park, Mid-State Fair, Garrapata State Park, San Jose Christmas in the park, Gilroy Outlet Mall Shopping trip. 

For more information, please call (831)386-2612.