The Single Marine Program enhances the quality of life for single service members by providing positive and rewarding outlets through recreation, community involvement, and dynamic facilities.




  • Single Marine Program Brochure ( pdf 536k )
  • Single Marine Program Marine Corps Order 1700.36A ( pdf 1.2mb )
  • Single Marine Base Order ( pdf 442k )
  • 2010 Texas Hold'Em Poker Flyer ( pdf 324k )

Calendars:

  • September Calendar of Events ( pdf 422k )

Meeting Notes:



 

Base-wide meetings are held the first Thursday of each month at 1:30pm at the 43 Area Las Pulgas Single Marine Program Recreation Center.

In keeping with Marine Corps tradition, the responsibility and leadership opportunities offered to Marines are extended to those who makeup the largest percentage of the Marine Corps. The Single Marine Program (SMP) was established to provide a forum for Marines to identify quality of life ideas and issues and recommend solutions, after all change starts from the bottom up. Through participation in the planning and coordination of programs and activities Marines have a direct influence in their execution.


Activities and events are as varied as the single Marines the program serves, because it belongs to the Marines. Activities typically fall under one of 5 program components: recreation, life skills, career progression, health and wellness, and community involvement. Single Marines contribute tens of thousands of community service hours each year. They participate in Habitat for Humanity, Toys for Tots, Adopt a School, beach cleanups, Veterans Homes and many others. Many other local organizations and causes benefit from the time and service contributed by Marines who want to make a difference in their community.




SMP Recreation Centers

The Single Marine Program Recreation Centers are a unique place for service members to relax and enjoy (only Active Duty are authorized to use these facilities). Recreation Center features include: multiple computer internet cafe (18-28 computers) minimovie theaters, pool tables, foosball tables, table tennis, air hockey, X-box, X-box 360, Nintendo Wii, Playstation 2 and 3 & big screen televisions. All Features at the Rec Center are 100% free. The Recreation Centers are alcohol and tobacco free.

21 Area SMP Recreation Center
(760) 725-2641. Bldg. 21704
Hours: 9am-10pm 7 Days a week; 10am-6pm on Holidays


33 Area SMP Recreation Center
(760) 725-4988. Bldg. 33607
Hours: 9am-10pm 7 Days a week; 10am-6pm on Holidays


43 Area SMP Recreation Center
(760) 725-5205. Bldg. 430314
Hours: 6am-10pm Monday - Friday; 9am-10pm Sat and Sun; 10am-6pm Holidays


53 Area SMP Recreation Center
725-7857. Bldg. 53341
Hours:
0900-2200 7 Days a week; 1000-1800 on Holidays


62 Area SMP Recreation Center
(760) 763-4354. Bldg. 62527
Hours: 9am-10pm 7 Days a week; 10am-6pm on Holidays


 


 
  

 

 
   




 
SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM STAFF

SMP Coordinator
(760) 725-6722
Contact Via Email

21 Area Rec Center Manager:

(760) 725-2641
Contact Via Email

33 Area Rec Center Manager:
(760) 725-4988
Contact Via Email

43 Area Rec Center Manager:
(760) 725-5205
Contact Via Email

53 Area Rec Center Manager:
(760) 725-7857
Contact Via Email

62 Area Rec Center Manager:
(760) 763-4353/4354
Contact Via Email




SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM COUNCIL
President:
SSgt Jamal Blacknall

Vice President:
Cpl Paul Lombardo

Volunteer Coordinator:
Sgt Leo Jefferson

Scribe:
Cpl Kyle Hurn

Social Media Coordinator:
LCpl Lisa Hinske

Event Marketer:
LCpl Brandon Bauer

Member at Large:
LCpl Terrance Campos

Member at Large:
Cpl Marie Howe