Dear Colleagues, The February meeting of Linear Collider Detector Simulation Group will take place at Fermilab on Feb. 15-16. Please plan to attend. For details, there is a link on the simulation page: http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~mpeskin/LC/ The remainder of this note will describe the planned agenda of the meeting and the status of the available simulation tools. First of all, please note that the working group chairmen have been asked to submit programs for the parallel sessions of the Sitges meeting by February 20. Thus, IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO TALK AT SITGES, YOU SHOULD PRESENT SOME FIRST RESULTS OF YOUR PROJECT AT FERMILAB. I hope that a major part of the Fermilab meeting will be devoted to physics studies. In addition to these reports, the Fermilab meeting will feature an update on the simulation software and reports from the groups doing full event simulation on reference processes. A new version of ISAJET which incorporates beamstrahlung and isr will be presented, and Tim Barklow and I will present another new physics event generator. The muon collider group at Fermilab will describe some of their simulation tools. And we will discuss the status of the detector models and possible modifications or optimizations. As of last Wednesday, the full simulation package is available with the modifications requested at the December meeting. These include the new reference geometries discussed at the meeting, including the possibility of vertical silicon disks for tracking in the forward region. Hopefully, we will have samples of generated events for our reference processes out on a public disk by the end of the month. The fast Monte Carlo simulator for the detector models is in the final stages of preparation and should be available by Wednesday. A description of the smearing algorithms included in this package can be found at: http://www-sldnt.slac.stanford.edu/nld/documentation/fastMC The fast Monte Carlo program will require the FNAL StdHep package (available at http://fnpspa.fnal.gov/stdhep.html) and the analysis package Root (http://root.cern.ch) version 2.20v06, and a C++ compiler compatible with the Root installation. I hope that the simulation page provides now adequate resources for you to start your projects. If something important is missing, please let me know. Otherwise, good luck! I hope to see you at Fermilab. Michael Peskin