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John Wayne Airport (SNA) – 19 miles
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – 27 miles 
Ontario International Airport (ONT) – 47 miles 

Transportation:
 If travel by privately owned vehicle (POV) is not authorized on your orders, it is the responsibility of your unit to provide transportation to and from the course. Transportation for students to and from airports will not be provided. Taxi, Uber, and Lyft are available options for transport to and from the local airports. This expense is reimbursable on your travel voucher. Transportation to and from the airport for instructors will be provide upon request. 
Base Map: 
Strip map of all key locations for the course on can be found at the following on the 40ID COI page. Urban Operation JFTB Map (.pdf)
Course Agenda: 
The daily schedule for the course can be found at the following on the 40ID COI page: 2022 Urban Operations Course Agenda (.pdf)
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MAJ Domonick Sylve – OIC 

Cell Phone: 562-852-9434 
WhatsApp: +15628529434  
Email: domonick.d.sylve.mil@army.mil

SFC Mark Matthews – NCOIC

Cell Phone: 714-715-9967 
WhatsApp: +7147159967
Email: mark.a.matthews1.mil@army.mil

Course Pre-Reading: 
The following pre-reading is assigned for each student to read prior to Day 1 of the course:

ATP 3-06 Urban Operations (December 2017), Headquarters Department of the Army Headquarters United States Marine Corps, Chapter 1 
Introduction to Urban Warfare by Jesus F. Roman Garcia

Classes Online:
 All classes will be posted at 40ID-urban.fbcevent.com and the 40th ID Urban Warfare Center YouTube channel each day after class. 
Personal Computers/Tape Recorders: 
Use of personal laptop and/or tape recorder is authorized for note taking. No loaner laptops will be available.   
Class Social Events: There will be four optional class socials throughout the course.
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Cases are assigned to the Collection Unit if you appeared in court and were ordered to make monthly payments or if you failed to pay a traffic ticket 
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We notify the State of California Franchise Tax Board of delinquent debts that are owed to Placer County. To protect against having your State tax refund intercepted, you must pay your account in full in order to have the account deleted from the intercept list. 

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