COVID-19 vaccines are available Monday through Friday from 0730-1630 at Immunizations to all DoD beneficiaries over the age of 18.

Current as of July 29, 2021

SPECIAL NOTE: 

Team Warren,

DoD released new mask guidance yesterday designed to counter the highly transmissible Delta variant of the Coronavirus. This variant is aggressive and making people more sick than previous versions of the virus. Protecting you is my primary concern and worth wearing a mask. 

We are currently in an area where the transmission rate is considered high. Until our transmission rate decreases below the substantial level, we will wear masks. 

Here are some of the specifics that will guide our implementation:

• If you are alone in your office AND vaccinated, you do not need to wear a mask.
• Fitness Center: Masks are required unless actively working out. 
• Housing and Dorm rooms are exempt from this policy. Mask wear in hallways and common areas is required.
• MAFs/LCCs/LFs: Fielded forces assigned to the same location (for example, the members posted to A01) are considered a pod and mask wear will not be required unless outside visitors are on the site.
• Outdoors: Masks are not required.
• Non-DoD facilities: (off base stores, restaurants, etc) mask wear is encouraged but not mandatory.
• CFD:  Masks are encouraged but not mandatory because this is an outdoor event. Volunteers must still be vaccinated.

An update to our FRAGORD will be released shortly. 

As nuclear professionals, we value trust and compliance. Our Airmen and civilian teammates are trusted with the world’s most powerful weapons and you daily prove just how trustworthy you are. After only a month in command, I haven’t met all of you yet, but I am very impressed by those I have met and by what you do. I ask that we work together on this. Anger gets us nowhere. Putting on the mask, being respectful to all and carrying on with our professional obligations is who we are. 

CATHERINE V. BARRINGTON, Col, USAF
Commander, 90th Missile Wing

Our 90 MDG continues to vaccinate our military and civilian force and their families. Vaccines are available Monday through Friday from 0730-1630 at Immunizations. All personnel (military, civilians, and designated base contractors) assigned or attached to F. E. Warren AFB are eligible to be vaccinated. The vaccine is also available in the local community to all personnel IAW CDC age-approved guidelines.

Those personnel who have chosen not to receive the vaccination must understand their risk is higher, and in most cases, must take extra precautions identified in this FRAGORD as well as other military, federal, state, and local mandate and guidelines.

Updates (more details in sections below and to the right):

LOCAL AREA RESTRICTIONS

All F. E. Warren AFB personnel will comply with the following:

• All service members, employees, and family members should maintain protective actions to include, but not limited to, routine cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched objects and surfaces, disciplined personal hygiene to include hand washing, using hand sanitizer, and avoiding touching eyes, nose, and mouth.
• Personnel should stay home and avoid contact with others when ill, cover coughs and sneezes, avoid sick people, and ensure immunizations are up to date.

At all times while in public places, to also include official or social gatherings, all personnel will follow CDC, military, federal, state, and local guidelines and health protection measures.

• CDC guidance for Fully Vaccinated Personnel: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html
• CDC guidance for Unvaccinated Personnel: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html
• Social gatherings on base will be compliant with current CDC, federal, state, and local recommended guidelines for personnel at indoor and outdoor locations.
• Personnel, especially those not vaccinated, must remain aware that off-duty actions and activities can have profound negative and long-term mission impacts through the spread of COVID-19 to teammates, families, and members of the public.

 UNVACCINATED PERSONNEL

Unvaccinated service members and civilian employees will take extra precautions to ensure they protect themselves, others, and the mission from detrimental effects to their higher risk of infection. At all times, service members will strictly comply with CDC, federal, state, local, and military policies and directives for protection against COVID-19. While on base, civilian employees will strictly comply with CDC, federal, state, local, and military policies and directives for protection against COVID-19, and are highly encouraged to comply at all other times.

The following additional measures will be adhered to by unvaccinated service members at all times, and by civilian employees while on base:

• Strictly follow, at all times, current CDC guidelines for wear of masks, social/physical distancing, and personal hygiene.
• Will not participate in contact sports or those sports in which the physical distancing standard cannot be maintained. Contact sports are sports in which the participants necessarily come into bodily contact with one another. For example, but not all-inclusive, are sports such as football, rugby, soccer, basketball, martial arts, fighting (boxing, UFC, MMA, etc.), wrestling, and hockey. Sports that are not contact sports, where physical distancing cannot be maintained are, but not all-inclusive, sports such as volleyball. When in doubt, contact your unit commander for guidance.
• Will not participate in off-base volunteer activities, through a private organization or in their personal capacity, that involve crowds greater than 25 people and where social distancing is difficult or not possible, e.g. Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD).
• All service members requesting to participate in off-base volunteer activities MUST BE APPROVED by the Unit Commander or Director in the participant’s chain of command.
  • There is no formal form; e-mail coordination will suffice. This is mandatory for all Active Duty members; currently requested and highly encouraged for all civilians. This requirement also includes all occasions where our chaplains minister / volunteer off-base, and where there is group or individual support for an off-base event or activity.

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS

Comply with DoD, USAF, AFGSC, and 20 AF travel restrictions. 

• Use the CDC websites, https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/county-map.html and https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/index.html, for reference.
• Coronavirus Guidance: https://mypers.af.mil/app/answers/detail/a_id/46624.

LEAVE

Personnel are authorized to take leave within and outside the local area and are encouraged to do so, pursuant to DoD, USAF, and 90 MW policy. Local area is defined as an 8-hour travel distance (excludes air travel times) from member’s primary residence.

• The COVID-19 Risk Exposure Activity Worksheet is no longer required.
• The 90 MW/CC Weather and Safety Leave Policy, dated 8 Jan 21 is hereby rescinded. Weather and Safety Leave (ATAAPS Code: PS) will only be used when an employee is quarantined under the direction of a military, state, or federal public health authority, due to potential COVID-19 exposure and the employee is ineligible to telework. If an employee on weather and safety leave as a result of being quarantined tests positive for COVID-19 or begins to exhibit symptoms, the employee will be removed from weather and safety leave and placed in the appropriate leave status.
• Unit commanders or equivalent may return leave and pass approval to the appropriate supervisory channels.
• Refer to unit commander for guidance and/or restrictions on leave/special pass travel as the mission or regional/state/local health conditions necessitate.

MISSION SUPPORT GROUP AND FORCE SUPPORT

• For the latest hours of operations please click the link. https://www.funatwarren.com/hours-operation/

 VOLUNTEERING

• Non-vaccinated personnel will not participate in off-base volunteer activities, through a private organization or in their personal capacity, that involve crowds greater than 25 people and where social distancing is difficult or not possible, e.g. Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD).
• All service members requesting to participate in off-base volunteer activities MUST BE APPROVED by the Unit Commander or Director in the participant’s chain of command.
  • There is no formal form; e-mail coordination will suffice. This is mandatory for all Active Duty members; currently requested and highly encouraged for all civilians. This requirement also includes all occasions where our chaplains minister / volunteer off-base, and where there is group or individual support for an off-base event or activity.

 VISITORS

• Installation visitor passes are authorized; sponsoring member will ensure their visitors comply with base directives and restrictions. Visitors must wear masks inside all DoD facilities.

​IF SHOWING SYMPTOMS

All personnel will contact 90 MDG Public Health NLT the following business day (Mon - Fri) if the member or any beneficiary receives a positive COVID-19 test result from an off-base provider or testing facility.

Follow the following procedures for members who have COVID-19 non-emergency symptoms. If member is experiencing emergency warning signs, seek emergency medical care immediately.

• Uniformed service members will contact the 90 MDG Appointment Line at 307-773-3461, Monday through Friday from 0730 – 1630L. After hours and weekends, if symptoms are mild and the member feels comfortable waiting until the next duty day, call the 90 MDG Appointment Line in the morning. Otherwise, call the nurse advice line for further guidance.
• Active duty service members with symptoms who go downtown for COVID testing will obtain prior authorization from the 90 MDG or Nurse Advice Line.
• DoD civilians, dependents, and contractors should contact local Urgent Care or their physician for guidance.
• Contact your unit leadership prior to reporting to work or other areas on base to establish a plan, to include possible Restriction of Movement (ROM).

IF POSSIBLE CONTACT

Procedures for members who have had possible contact with someone who is potentially positive for COVID-19:

• If a member has been exposed, or has concerns regarding possible close contact with a COVID-19 positive individual, contact Public Health at 307-773-3040.
• Public Health will determine if contact tracing is appropriate and make the determination if the individual needs to quarantine, test, or to call the 90 MDG Appointment Line.

IF SHOWING SYMPTOMS

All personnel will contact 90 MDG Public Health NLT the following business day (Mon - Fri) if the member or any beneficiary receives a positive COVID-19 test result from an off-base provider or testing facility.

Follow the following procedures for members who have COVID-19 non-emergency symptoms. If member is experiencing emergency warning signs, seek emergency medical care immediately.

• Uniformed service members will contact the 90 MDG Appointment Line at 307-773-3461, Monday through Friday from 0730 – 1630L. After hours and weekends, if symptoms are mild and the member feels comfortable waiting until the next duty day, call the 90 MDG Appointment Line in the morning. Otherwise, call the nurse advice line for further guidance. 

• Active duty service members with symptoms who go downtown for COVID testing will obtain prior authorization from the 90 MDG or Nurse Advice Line. 

• DoD civilians, dependents, and contractors should contact local Urgent Care or their physician for guidance. 

• Contact your unit leadership prior to reporting to work or other areas on base to establish a plan, to include possible Restriction of Movement (ROM).

IF POSSIBLE CONTACT

Procedures for members who have had possible contact with someone who is potentially positive for COVID-19:

• If a member has been exposed, or has concerns regarding possible close contact with a COVID-19 positive individual, contact Public Health at 307-773-3040.

• Public Health will determine if contact tracing is appropriate and make the determination if the individual needs to quarantine, test, or to call the 90 MDG Appointment Line.

COVID-19 symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Please visit the Center of Disease Control website for more information.