• Officials offer one-on-one career brief inventory

    Human resources officials at the Air Reserve Personnel Center are offering federal civilian employees a one-on-one inventory of their career briefs. Beginning in January, officials at ARPC will notify civilian employees about the opportunity to review and discuss their individual career brief with

  • Employees use new number to hear reporting information

    Air Reserve Personnel Center employees can call a new toll-free number to find out reporting information during severe weather. The ARPC inclement weather line is 1-800-435-3395. Callers will hear a recorded message with the reporting status for ARPC. "Our goal is to have this information updated by

  • Designation board rescheduled

    Air Reserve Personnel Center officials here announced that the Reserve Developmental Education Designation Board scheduled for Nov. 17-21 will now be held Dec. 8-12. All packages to be considered have been received and will be held until the new board date. This may delay announcement of the results

  • Updated Link, CAC Login Volume, RDEDB Rescheduled, December UTA Support

    Commanders, UPDATED LINK IN AUTOMATED MESSAGES (AFRC, ANG) - The URL embedded in automated vPC-GR notification messages has changed. Airmen who receive an e-mail notifying them to take action in vPC-GR, should use https://arpc.afrc.af.mil/vPC-GR/ to open the vPC-GR Home Page to log in with their CAC

  • Elections begin for booster club officers

    Voting is under way to elect new officers to the booster club at the Air Reserve Personnel Center here. Voting began Nov. 20 and will continue through Dec. 10. "The booster club is an organization that encompasses all of ARPC - Airmen and civilian employees," said Senior Airman Adrian Ortiz, booster

  • ARPC strives for 'first contact resolution'

    Resolving a customer's concern on first contact is a top priority for officials at the Air Reserve Personnel Center's customer contact center here. In August, ARPC officials began tracking first contact resolution, or FCR, as a way of improving personnel services for more than 1.2 million Air