Coronavirus Disease 2019

MASK WEAR UPDATE – 28 July, 2021

Mask wear is mandatory for all personnel regardless of vaccination status on Creech Air Force Base when indoors, in accordance with Deputy Secretary of Defense Guidance, issued July 28, 2021.

Creech Air Force Base is a base actively involved in downrange combat operations. Our missions are vital to the safety of American and coalition members in conflict zones throughout the world. As such, commanders are responsible for mission assurance and may be more restrictive based on mission requirements.

To schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment through the 99th Medical Group, please call (702)-653-2273 (Option 9, Option 1, Option 1)

COVID-19 Links
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  Posted 03/13/2020
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- Air Force Medicine
  Posted 03/13/2020
- Department of Defense
  Posted 03/13/2020
- Department of State - Travel
  Posted 03/13/2020
- Department of Homeland Security
  Posted 03/13/2020
- USA.gov
  Posted 03/18/2020
Las Vegas Links
- November Statewide Pause
  Posted 11/24/2020
- Southern Nevada Health District
  Posted 03/13/2020
- Clark County School District
  Posted 03/13/2020
- Clark County
  Posted 03/13/2020
Stop Movement Order
Nellis Medical Group
World Health Organization
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Q: WHAT CAN I DO TO STOP THE SPREAD OF COVID-19?
A: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a guide on staying safe here:

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/get-your-household-ready-for-COVID-19.html
Q: HOW DO CURRENT MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS AFFECT CREECH FAMILIES AND CIVILIANS?
A: All personnel are strongly encouraged to limit movement off-installation. Civilian personnel are not directed, but are strongly encouraged to follow the recommendations.
Q: IS THE HOSPITAL AT NELLIS STILL SEEING PATIENTS AND CAN I STILL GET PRESCRIPTIONS?
A: The Hospital and Pharmacy will continue to support all of our valued patrons with appointments and prescriptions. Prior to the appointment, verify with your provider that the medical appointment is still scheduled. The satellite pharmacy will not have the waiting lobby open and requests that non-urgent prescriptions are filled utilizing the drop box next to the ticketing kiosk for next day pickup.
Q: IF I PAID MY DUES AT THE ON-BASE CDC, WILL I GET REIMBURSED?
A: Yes, we will refund childcare fees for services not used.
Q: WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO VANPOOL FOR THE AIRMEN WHO RELY ON IT?
A: Airmen that need to utilize the vanpool to get to-and-from Creech may continue to do so, but must plan to spread out among other vans/busses offered in accordance with social distancing guidelines.
Q: Will services be available for telework if this lasts for more than 30 days?
A: Yes, most support services are already available by telework, offering contact via email or phone. For Creech: please read the Updated Base Facilities & Access email or click the "Creech Support Services Info Sheet" for more information.
- For Nellis: https://www.nellis.af.mil/COVID-19/ & https://nellislife.com/
Q: I’m supposed to be in/out-processing, but I’m not mission essential. What do I do?
A: Please continue to work on your in-processing/out-processing by calling or emailing the locations on your checklist and working with your unit’s CSS.
1. For Finance, in-person briefings have been cancelled and are instead being coordinated digitally. Please contact SSgt David Escobar, email david.escobar.2@us.af.mil or call the temporary service line at (702) 473-0686 from 0800-1530 for assistance. Both in-processing and out processing for separations will be sent a packet to complete as well as a “how to” packet to reduce potential errors.
2. For Military Personnel, Retirements & Separations (Limited In-Person Service) contact 702-518-3995. For Outbound Assignments reach out to your assignments counselor by last name, A-N: 702-509-1814 or O-Z: 702-518-7038.
Q: My spouse was laid off from work, are there options to help?
A: The Employment Assistance Program at the Airman & Family Readiness Center can provide resources, referrals, help with resumes, and other employment assistance.
Q: My family is struggling financially, are there still people I can talk to?
A: The Airman & Family Readiness Center can provide financial information, resources and referrals, including access to a Personal Financial Counselor as well as emergency assistance through the Air Force Aid Society.
Q. Is Creech’s Guardian Dining Facility (DFAC) still available for meals?
A. DFAC operations and hours at Creech will remain the same. Breakfast: 0530 – 0830, Lunch: 1100-1300, Dinner: 1630-1900, Midnight: Midnight-0300, Grab & Go Available 24/7. However, all meals are packaged to-go and customers must depart the facility after payment. To prevent crowds from gathering, meeting rooms and the dining area are unavailable for seating.
Q. I’m still mission essential and reporting to Creech, can I use the running track?
A. Yes, the running track is available for individual use only, no group runs. Social distancing should be maintained. The outdoor equipment is not being maintained or wiped down so it is use at your own risk. Since both Fitness Centers are closed, the locker rooms and restrooms are unavailable.

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