The Navy recently conducted a survey to know how sailors and their families living in privatized military housing felt about their homes, according to a Military.com report.
As the national survey results came in, those residing in Hampton Roads responded a less satisfied than most with their experiences in their homes managed by Lincoln Military Housing, ranked 40th out of 42 installations for overall satisfaction, according to the report.
Across the nation, Navy housing scored 70 for overall satisfaction, or “average,” according to the survey compiled by CEL & Associates.
The national survey firm distributed 35,125 surveys among residents in family housing, with a total 8,416 responses, or 24%. A total 3,960 surveys were distributed in Hampton Roads, with 22% response.
Kiggans, Jacobs Float Idea of Combining Housing and Childcare Facilities
Two House Armed Services Committee members representing defense communities have introduced a bill asking DOD to consider creating facilities that have family housing and childcare in the same building, according to a press release. “Our men and women in uniform put...
