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COVID-19 Information
- Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet
- Pfizer COVID-19 Fact sheet
- COVID 19 Vaccine Who Gets It First? (Full)
- COVID 19 Vaccine Who Gets It First? Phase 1A Tier 1
- COVID 19 Vaccine Who Gets It First? Phase 1A Tier 2
- COVID 19 Vaccine Who Gets It First? Phase 1A Tier 3
- COVID 19 Vaccine Who Gets It First? Phase 1B1
- COVID 19 Vaccine Who Gets It First? Phase 1C
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Primary Sources for updated and official information on Fort Sill
- Fort Sill Facebook
- Fort Sill Website
- Reynolds Army Health Clinic
- Reynolds COVID-19 Information: 580-558-2770
- Reynolds Army Health Clinic: 580-917-8475
- Army Public Health Center: 1-800-984-8523
- We’re still fighting to flatten the curve! In order to win we must continue practicing principles of Social Distancing and remain disciplined in order to protect our Families and Community. We must stay focused on preventing the spread of COVID-19. Thank you for doing YOUR part.
- Reynolds Army Health Clinic will continue screening entrants at the east entrance.
- Contact the Military Health System Nurse Advice Line @ 1-800-TRICARE, if you show any COVID 19 symptoms (fever, cough, & difficulty breathing). Quarantine yourself @ home or your barracks and follow instructions of your health care provider. Inform your chain of command.
- Upon entering all AAFES facilities, the Commissary and Building 4700, all patrons will use hand sanitizer/wash hands and maintain social distancing. As of 10 April, all patrons and employees will also wear face coverings at these facilities.
- The Commissary and PX are open with modified hours and restrictions on the number of critical items a patron can purchase at one time. Food court hours will be 1000-1500 and PX hours are Mon-Sat 1000-1800/Sunday 1100-1600.
- Religious Services, Graduation Ceremonies, and Town Hall events will be virtual.
- FIRES, Goldner, and Honeycutt fitness centers are now open. Please call 580-442-2445/2740 for hours of availability, capacity guidelines, and other information."
- Fort Sill Museums are closed.
- USO is open (hours are M-F, 0900-1700)
- Gates remain open with “no touch” scan of CAC card procedures. VCC is open with strict use of hand washing/ sanitizer and social distancing protocols.
- Cooper CDC, Tincher CDC and School Age Care are open to mission essential personnel only; Grierson remians closed.
- Dining facilities are open and adhering to social distancing protocols. Food venues are carry-out or delivery only.
- Fort Sill Dental Clinics are serving urgent and emergency patients only. Veterinary services are emergency and K9 care only.
- SECDEF Memo, dtd, 29 June 2020, subj. Exemption of Authorized Leave for DOD Service Members from COVID 19 Personnel Movement and Travel Restrictions
This memo modifies (it does not rescind) SECDEF Memo, dtd, 22 May 2020, which is still in effect until further notice. SECDEF Memo, dtd, 29 June 2020 provides additional guidance, which exempts authorized leave. Authorized leave outside the local area will be approved at a level no lower than the unit commander. Commander and supervisors must make the necessary risk assessment to ensure Service Members do not show signs and symptoms or have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID 19.
NOTE: FCOE General Order #2, however, remains in effect. IAW with GO#2, Service members are restricted to within 150 mile radius of Fort Sill for the purpose of leave, pass, and local travel. Exceptions to this provision requires approval by the first O-6 in the Service Member’s chain of command. Civilian Employees are highly encouraged to abide by the 150 mile travel radius.
No change to conditions-based phased approach which are outlined as two overarching conditions that must be met IOT transition to unconditional travel: State and/or regional criteria based on White House Opening Up America Guidelines. Installation-level criteria based on conditions in/surrounding DOD installation, facility, and location. Current 'GREEN' locations meeting all unrestricted travel criteria can be found HERE - Movement of trainees to Basic Combat Training continues.
- If you are currently on TDY seek guidance from your chain of command. Generally, you will remain on TDY until mission complete, then return to Fort Sill.
- Soldiers returning from any restricted overseas location will self-quarantine for 14 days. Soldiers and Family Members in self-quarantine status will adhere to all necessary precautions.
- Retirees and Gold Star Families continue to have access to Fort Sill for medical and installation services.
- Authorized travel is limited to necessity; essential healthcare needs, groceries, postal, banking, laundry services, and gas stations.
- Outdoor physical fitness is encouraged. Individuals MUST exercise social distancing and limit group size.
HPCON Charlie
FORT SILL, OK – Today a Basic Combat Trainee from Fort Sill has tested positive for COVID-19. This was the second of three Fort Sill positive COVID-19 cases. Fort Sill continues to assess and take steps to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
The Trainee received notification of a positive COVID-19 test result and is taking appropriate actions. The Trainee is currently in isolation and has had limited exposure to the Fort Sill community and experiencing mild symptoms. The Basic Combat Trainee went through an aggressive screening process when going through reception and during the initial days of Basic Combat Training. Leaders continue to monitor and assess Trainees on a daily basis. Fort Sill continues to conduct reception, training, and integration of future Soldiers. Initial screening at military entry processing stations, during reception and throughout BCT is ensuring that Fort Sill can continue its mission while limiting the impact and spread of COVID-19.
Reynolds Army Health Clinic will continue to collaborate and support the county in tracing where this individual has had contact with others on Fort Sill and will advise those individuals. The Comanche County Health Department continues to take the lead in tracing the contact of COVID-19 exposure outside Fort Sill. Fort Sill will continue to work alongside our local health partners to fight COVID-19.
"Fort Sill remains steadfast on taking the appropriate actions to safeguard our community," said Maj. Gen. Kenneth Kamper, Commander of the Fires Center of Excellence and Fort Sill. "We ask that our community take this serious and follow the guidance from the Center for Disease Control in practicing good hygiene, social distancing and staying home as much as possible." For public health tracking purposes, the Trainee is being counted as a positive cases for Comanche County. As of today Fort Sill has two positive cases of COVID-19. Further updates on the status of Fort Sill can be found on the official Fort Sill Facebook page as well as the Fort Sill website.
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FORT SILL, OK – Today a Basic Combat Trainee from Fort Sill has tested positive for COVID-19. This was the second of three Fort Sill positive COVID-19 cases. Fort Sill continues to assess and take steps to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
The Trainee received notification of a positive COVID-19 test result and is taking appropriate actions. The Trainee is currently in isolation and has had limited exposure to the Fort Sill community and experiencing mild symptoms. The Basic Combat Trainee went through an aggressive screening process when going through reception and during the initial days of Basic Combat Training. Leaders continue to monitor and assess Trainees on a daily basis. Fort Sill continues to conduct reception, training, and integration of future Soldiers. Initial screening at military entry processing stations, during reception and throughout BCT is ensuring that Fort Sill can continue its mission while limiting the impact and spread of COVID-19.
Reynolds Army Health Clinic will continue to collaborate and support the county in tracing where this individual has had contact with others on Fort Sill and will advise those individuals. The Comanche County Health Department continues to take the lead in tracing the contact of COVID-19 exposure outside Fort Sill. Fort Sill will continue to work alongside our local health partners to fight COVID-19.
"Fort Sill remains steadfast on taking the appropriate actions to safeguard our community," said Maj. Gen. Kenneth Kamper, Commander of the Fires Center of Excellence and Fort Sill. "We ask that our community take this serious and follow the guidance from the Center for Disease Control in practicing good hygiene, social distancing and staying home as much as possible." For public health tracking purposes, the Trainee is being counted as a positive cases for Comanche County. As of today Fort Sill has two positive cases of COVID-19. Further updates on the status of Fort Sill can be found on the official Fort Sill Facebook page as well as the Fort Sill website.
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