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Coronavirus Resources – AFRL Information Directorate

Last Updated on: 02-Aug-2021

For all Air Force-wide guidance and information please visit: https://www.af.mil/News/Coronavirus-Disease-2019/

Common COVID-19 symptoms include fever, dry cough, shortness of breath, fatigue. If you are experiencing these symptoms, please notify your supervisor/chain of command. If you cannot reach your supervisor, please contact our Crisis Action Team Hotline: (p) 315.330.4444 (e) ri.cat@us.af.mil.

Rome Research Site Information:

  • Health Protection Condition (HPCON) Alpha (a/o 29 Jul 21):
    • More info on HPCONs:
  • Guidance on Returning to Work:
    • Rome Lab Return to the Workplace Plan
    • RRS trifold COVID-19v1
    • Mandatory Face Coverings: By order of the INSTALLATION COMMANDER, all persons entering and transiting through this facility WHO ARE NOT FULLY VACCINATED are required to wear a face covering that covers their mouth and nose. Face masks will provide appropriate coverage of the nose and mouth and will be appropriate to the professional workplace in design, logos, and words.
  • Policy Letters on Public Health Emergency: PHE expired on 29 Jul 21 and will not be renewed at this time
    • Travel Policy and Guidance for Rome Research Site
  • Base Contact Information:
    • Security Contact:
      • Phone: BDOC:  315-330-2961
      • Email: AFRL/RI Police AFRL.RI.Police@us.af.mil
    • Tech Support Contact:
      • Phone: 315-330-7275
      • Email: afrl.rios.help@us.af.mil

Advisories & Memos:

  • DoD Stop Movement Memos:
      • SECDEF Memo – Transition to Conditions-Based Phased Approach
    • More Info:

Emotional Support Contact Information:

  • Rome Resiliency Connect:
  • Resiliency Bookmark Image Attached:
  • Adult Military & Family Life Counselor Health Services:

Childcare Resources:

  • CARES act provides free childcare in NYS to qualified, essential, low income workers:

Resources for Working-From-Home:

VPN:

  • Traditional VPN (USAF AFNET SSL VPN Client on Desktop)
  • New VPN Client (USAF VPN Client on Desktop)
  • Desktop Anywhere (Search on AF Portal – Can replicate your NIPR account on your home computer with a CAC)

Check your Office Voicemail:

  1. Call your desk phone 315-330-XXXX
  2. After your voicemail answers hit the *
  3. User ID: Your phone number without the area code, so 330-XXXX followed by
  4. Then it will ask for your PIN followed by #

Communication and Collaboration Tools:

Training/Education Materials:

    • AFTC: Quarantine University on Facebook, (412 TW), crowdsourced online learning platform, podcast, videos and links to free online courses.
    • LCMC: Resource Learning Center (LCMC); handful of digital resources tailored to our workforce with the goal of helping you sharpen your skills.
    • AFRL: WOW-DIY (Wizards of Wright Do-It-Yourself); Easy science experiments parents can do at home with kids….
  • Social Distancing Tips from AFMC:
    • 5 Ways to Thrive
    • How to stay connected when physically distancing

Cybersecurity and Working Remotely:

Direct Links to Site Tools (all CAC enabled):

Local Public Health Helpful Information:

  • New York State – Links to COVID-19 Public Resources:
    • New York State Department of Health:
    • Central New York – Links to Local COVID-19 Public Resources:
      • Oneida County:
      • Onondaga County:
      • Madison County:
      • Herkimer County:
      • Hamilton County:
      • Other Resources:
        • Dial 211 for help finding resources: 211.org
        • Suicide Hotline: 1-800-suicide

Scam/Fraud Warnings:

  • Officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are warning the public of calls appearing to originate from CDC through caller ID, or voicemail messages saying the caller is from the CDC. Some calls are requesting donations.
    • These calls are a scam and are referred to as “government impersonation fraud,” meaning criminals are impersonating government officials for nefarious purposes.
    • Scammers are becoming more sophisticated and organized in their approach. They are technologically savvy and often target young people and the elderly.
    • More information is available on the CDC’s website https://www.cdc.gov/media/phishing.html

Are we missing something? Please submit your questions or recommended additions to: AFRL.RI.CORPCOMM@us.af.mil

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