COVID-19 Information
COVID National Emergency Ends
10 April 2023 - US ends Covid-19 National Emergency
5 May 2023 - WHO declares end to COVID Global Health Emergency
Current Remobilization Phase Information & Documents
- 9 July 2022 Update
- Remobilization Briefing dated 9 July 2022 now posted under Related Documents
- COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist form located on right side of window under Related Documents
Illinois Wing COVID-19 Remobilization Plans
ILWG CoVID Phase II Act HazAssess Chklst_9Dec21
ILWG CoVID Phase III HazAssess Chklst (5 Jun 21)
COVID-19 Remobilization Memo May 2021 (2021-05-28)
Col Dempsey speaking on IL Wing Phase II re-opening (2021-05-21)
Col Dempsey speaking on IL Wing Phase 1 re-opening (2020-07-09)
Commanders Call Video Presentation (2020-06-13)
Commanders Call Slides (2020-06-13)
Phase I start-up follow up 6 Jul 20
To receive email (SMS/Text) notifications when a county changes COVID status, please visit: Receive emails when your community's COVID risk level changes
Phase III Begins 11 Jun 21
ILWG CoVID Phase III HazAssess Chklst
Phase II Begins 14 May 21
Effective 14 May 21, max 50 members per meeting, all day events but no overnights, temperature screening continues, no guests, no perspective members, no parents, 6 ft. physical distancing remains, high risk members are encouraged to continue attending virtually.
Find the Phase II Checklist on the right side of this window.
ILWGF 301 will remain required for ALL activities except regular unit meetings.
And as we have stated before, COVID-19 is very unpredictable, so our ability to accurately forecast is very difficult. Your continued patience and understanding are greatly appreciated. If conditions dictate we may need to revert to greater restrictions.
Vaccine availability continues to improve and starting today all persons 12 years and older are eligible to receive the vaccine. The IL Wing COVID committee urges you to discuss this with your doctor and consider getting vaccinated.
Phase II Documents as of 27 Mar 21
Summary: Begins 1 Apr 21, Max 50 members per meeting, All day events but no overnights, No guests, No perspective members, No parents, 6 ft physical distancing remains.
ILWG Commanders Call Presentation (27 Mar 21)
Covid Assessment Checklist Phase II Word Format (7 Feb 21)
Covid Assessment Checklist Phase II PDF Format (7 Feb 21)
Thermometer Video Training from Wing Medical Officer (2020-06-15)
Updated documents as of 18 Dec 20
CAP COVID-19 Temperature Screening
CAP Major Gen Smith's COVID19 Note 14 Dec 20
CAPF160-S Risk Assess Worksheet
IDPH What If I Have Been Exposed
IDPH_COVID-19_SocialDistancing
IDPH_COVID19_Cold_vs_Flu_vs_COVID_09.18.20
Documents as of 20 Aug 20
COVID-19 Temperature Screening Guidelines
5 M's for COVID Risk Assessment
State of Illinois Day Camp Guidelines
Civil Air Patrol Guideline for Gatherings
Civil Air Patrol Remobilization of Membership
People Who Are at Higher Risk for Severe Illness
Covid Assessment Checklist Phase I (05 Jul 20)
CAP NHQ:
https://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/programs/emergency-services/health-services
CAP NHQ Guide to Waivers and Guidance
https://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/covid-19-information-cena
IL Wing Talk with a Chaplain
IL Wing Virtual Meetings
Illinois Wing has activated Google Meet/HangoutsMeet for all @ilwg.cap.gov email addresses. Visit this page for more information.
IL Wing Health and Wellness Alerts Information
RedCap vs. Health and Wellness
Thriving in Challenging Times
Pilots
Try to stay current so you can be used in a Mission. Funds are available.
Sanitizing Vehicles and Aircraft
Aircraft Specific
Garmin | Service Advisories
Service Advisory 2051: Cleaning/Disinfecting Guidance
Posted: 20 Mar 2020 09:40 AM PDT
PRODUCTS AFFECTED:
All Garmin aviation products are affected.
ISSUE:
Garmin would like to provide some general recommendations for materials and supplies used to clean/disinfect Garmin aviation products. Not following the recommendations below could void the warranty.
NOTE
The following guidance is intended to help reduce the spread of disease while preserving the integrity of Garmin aviation products. Garmin does not guarantee that it will do so in all cases. For general cleaning and disinfecting guidance, please refer to CDC guidelines and other applicable guidelines.Cleaning and Disinfecting:
§ Cleaners containing ammonia will harm the anti-reflective coating on many Garmin aviation display lenses.
§ Disinfecting using a solution of 70% isopropyl alcohol that does not contain ammonia is preferred. Solutions of up to 91% isopropyl alcohol are also acceptable.
§ Clean the display lens using a clean lint-free cloth and a cleaner that is specified as safe for anti-reflective coatings.
§ For other exposed surfaces such as knobs, buttons, and bezels, a damp cloth with soap and water is acceptable. Garmin does not recommend bleach-based cleaners, ammonia-based cleaners, or other harsh chemicals on any surface.
§ Remove all soap/soap residue to prevent buttons and knobs from gumming up or becoming slippery.
§ Many aviation products are not rated as waterproof. Spraying or wetting the units to the extent where moisture could go beyond the exterior surfaces could damage the unit.
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Respectfully, Capt Stewart Orlin, CAP
Cadet Programs Waiver
Cadets COVID-19 Information
Commanders Responsibilities
As a member of the Total Force, the Air Force is asking us to maintain awareness of the impact that COVID-19 is having on our membership. To be able to keep the Air Force appraised, and our senior CAP leadership informed, our national geospatial information systems (GIS) staff have built an easy online reporting tool that General Smith has asked that we push out to you so that each unit can provide us weekly status reports as well as let us know any issues that you are having. The tool is available at: https://arcg.is/SO1P1. You or your designee are asked to provide inputs to this tool each week by Monday at 1200 Central Daylight Time. You do not have to do this reporting yourself, but we’d encourage you to pick a specific member, possibly your deputy/vice commander, health services officer, or a member of your operations staff to be responsible for this to avoid incorrect reporting. You or your designee can update this as often as you desire but must do it at least once per week as outlined above. The data will not be made public, but key leaders at the Wing, Region and National level will be provided a dashboard to view data provided and help them address issues you send forward. Please only report on personnel assigned to your unit, and DO NOT enter data referring to specific members of your unit, especially their health status or other personally identifiable information. Feel free to reach out to me directly or our GIS staff at gis@cap.gov if you have any questions about this tool.
National Commander's Letter: Emphasizing Engagement
Last reviewed on 5 May 23
Related Documents
 | Remobilization Briefing 20220709 |
| Remobilization Briefing 20220312 |
| Commander's Memo Phase III 20220310 |
| Remobilization Briefing 20220212 |
| COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist Phase III v3 |
 | COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist Phase III v3 |
| COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist Phase II_PDF |
| COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist Phase II_Word |
| COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist Phase I_PDF |
| COVID Risk Assessment and Checklist Phase I_Word |
