The “Heroes at the Gott” will offer breakfast and lunch, with a choice of healthy food options; grilled foods, Mexican and Italian cuisine, and a carving station. Within the near future, hours of the Community Center will expand to weekend hours, Selrico Services, Inc. anticipates opening during unit training assemblies to support the Guard and Reserve components on JBSA-Lackland.(U.S. photo/SMSgt Minnie Jones) Lorraine Gonzalez, (center) Chief Financial Officer, Selrico Services, Inc. talks to Col. William Poirier, 67th Network Warfare Wing, commander, while giving a tour of the “Gott Commons Community Center” and the “Heroes” restaurant, Feb. 13. Other members of the 67th NWW include, left to right, Command Chief Master Sgt. Rhonda Buening, Richard Martin, director, Plans and programs and Richard White, director, Information Operations.(U.S. photo/SMSgt Minnie Jones) (From left to right) Col. Craig Petersen, 433rd Mission Support Group commander and Col. Aaron Vangelisti, 433rd Airlift Wing, vice commander, talk with 802nd Force Support Squadron Marketing Director, Debbie Milner about the amenities at the new Gott Commons Community Center” and “Heroes” restaurant, during a private tour and tasting Feb.13, on Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. (U.S. photo/SMSgt Minnie Jones) The Gott Commons Community Center offers amenities such as free Wi-Fi, “The Grind,” a coffee and grab-and-go bar offers Starbuck products and a sports bar. Resource areas include a reading area, to swap books and magazines, information on leisure activities, three computers with a direct link to JBSAtravel.com. U.S. photo/SMSgt Minnie Jones) Senior leaders from JBSA-Lackland that will benefit the most from the opening of the Gott Commons Community Center and Heroes restaurant, pose for a photo just prior to cutting the cake during a private tour and tasting event Feb.13. (Left to Right) Rick Aleman, President, Selrico Services, Inc., Ken Williams, director of staff, Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency, Gregory Radabaugh, director, Joint Information Operations Warfare Center, Col. Craig Petersen, 433rd Mission Support Group commander and Col. Vice Commander Aaron Vangelisti, 433rd Airlift Wing, Commander, Col. Patrick Kelly, Air Force Security Forces Center and Col. William Eger, 802nd Mission Support Group commander.(U.S. Photo/William Belcher) Senior leaders from JBSA-Lackland that will benefit the most from the opening of the Gott Commons Community Center and Heroes restaurant, pose for a photo just prior to cutting the cake during a private tour and tasting event Feb.13. (Left to Right) Rick Aleman, President, Selrico Services, Inc., Ken Williams, director of staff, Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency, Gregory Radabaugh, director, Joint Information Operations Warfare Center, Col. Craig Petersen, 433rd Mission Support Group commander and Col. Vice Commander Aaron Vangelisti, 433rd Airlift Wing, Commander, Col. Patrick Kelly, Air Force Security Forces Center and Col. William Eger, 802nd Mission Support Group commander.(U.S. Photo/William Belcher) New community center opens at JB San Antonio-Lackland by Minnie Jones 433rd Airlift Wing Public Affairs 2/15/2013 - JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND  -- Selrico Services, Inc. invited members of Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland to a tour and taste event at a brand new community center and dining facility, Feb. 13. The $175,000 renovated structure is two facilities in one -  a community center named the "Gott Commons Community Center" and the "Heroes" restaurant, or "Heroes at the Gott Commons." Both facilities are located in the old Rodney Gott Dining facility on Security Hill. The Gott Dining Facility closed Feb. 1, 2012. According to the Department of Defense, over the last decade the Air Force has closed approximately 49 dining facilities, in some cases due to under use. The Gott Dining facility fell prey to Air Force closures, thus leaving a void on Security Hill and to the Guard and Reserve components located on the other side of the hill. Selrico Services, Inc. is a global, full-service contractor, offering services that range from food services, to providing permanent and temporary facility solutions and operations, base operating support services, and contingency/life support solutions. The 8,200 square-foot facility provides servicemembers and civilians assigned on the "Hill" and to the Air Force Reserve and the Texas Air National Guard with a wide variety of food and services all in one place without traveling to Lackland proper. The facility accomdate 185 people.  "The Force Support Squadron is proud to bring leisure and dining opportunity to JBSA-Lackland," said Debbie Milner, 802nd Force Support Squadron marketing director. "Customers will find a beautifully renovated facility featuring stacked stone walls, granite counter tops, and a water feature. It's a great place to unwind from the hectic pace of the day." Security Hill is home to numerous units, such as Air Force Space Command's 24th Air Force and the 67th Network Warfare Wing and Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency. The "Heroes at the Gott" will offer breakfast and lunch, with a choice of healthy food options; grilled foods, Mexican and Italian cuisine, and a carving station. Other amenities include, free Wi-Fi, a sports bar and "The Grind," a coffee and grab-and-go bar that offers Starbuck products. The resource area include a reading area, where people can swap magazines and books, information on FSS leisure activities, three computers with a direct link to JBSAtravel.com and a meeting space that can be reserved during breakfast and lunch hours. It will also give servicemembers living in the dorms a place to eat and go after work. "The main thing is that this is a partnership between us (Selrico Services, Inc.) and the Air Force project," said Rick Aleman, President, Selrico Services, Inc. "What we were trying to do here is to give Airmen a different feel, a different atmosphere, so they can relax here - it's all about having fun and relaxing."