25RE007_Attachment_9(a)_POLLTR42_121724.pdf

This is an Installation Policy Letter (#42) from the US Army Installation Management Command at Fort Bragg establishing child supervision requirements. The policy, dated June 30, 2022, outlines three levels of supervision for children living in quarters on Fort Bragg: direct supervision, monitored care, and self-care.

The policy specifies detailed age-based requirements: Children 0-9 require direct supervision at all times; ages 10-12 may be unsupervised up to 2 hours; ages 13-14 can provide supervision for up to 4 hours; ages 15 can be unsupervised for 6 hours; and ages 16-17 can be unsupervised for up to 10 hours and stay overnight in quarters during specified hours. The policy also establishes requirements for babysitters aged 13-17, requiring them to complete Army Child and Youth Services certification. Violations are referred to the Incident Determination Committee and may result in administrative action. The policy supersedes a previous version from September 18, 2019, and applies to all children who live in quarters, use installation facilities, or wait at bus stops on Fort Bragg.