These businesses and public places want you, as well as team members and employees, to be safe and informed. Listed below, in alphabetical order you’ll find changes incorporated to accommodate the public safety and continue to provide the services that you are accustomed to. Updated information will be posted as it becomes available. If you have a business or entity that is not listed and you would like to be included, please give us a call and we would be happy to add you. If there are any changes to what is currently listed, please give us a call and we will update this page. Thank you. 307-358-2965.
ADVANCED ANIMAL CARE
930 Brownfield Road, Douglas • 358-1125
BUSINESS as usual
ARBY’S
355 North Russell Avenue, Douglas • 358-4400
DRIVE-THRU OPEN
“In response to recommendations from the CDC, Arby’s restaurants owned and operated by R.B. American Group will continue to keep their drive-thru windows open to serve guests. Guests interested in purchasing food and drinks can do so via the drive-thru windows or by utilizing one of our delivery service partners, Door Dash or Uber Eats, as a majority of our restaurants currently offer delivery. We hope to see guests taking advantage of our drive-thru and delivery options to continue to enjoy the delicious, fresh food available, as well as picking up a meal now and having an additional one to enjoy later. To facilitate this, we will today begin offering our Classic Roast Beef sandwiches to guests at five sandwiches for $10. The safety of our guests and employees is our top priority and will always remain so. Throughout this process, we will continue to adhere to the stringent standards for safety and cleanliness that we have always employed at R.B. American.” – Randy Bates, Senior Director Head of Marketing, R.B. American Group
AYRE'S NATURAL BRIDGE
CLOSED THROUGH MAY 1ST
BANK OF THE WEST
240 South 4th Street, Douglas • 358-9010
BUSINESS as usual
BELLA NAILS
CLOSED
BEDDES DENTAL
1843 Madora Avenue, Douglas • 358-9625
FOLLOWING THE ADA RECOMMENDATION
The American Dental Association has recommended that we as dentists limit our practice to patients having a dental emergencies for the next three weeks. We take the health of our staff and our patient very seriously and feel it is important to follow this recommendation in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. Please be patient as we work to reschedule patients for future appointments. Please contact our office with any questions.
BIG COUNTRY REHAB
111 South 5th Street, Douglas • 358-9464
REGULAR business hours
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday - Friday
If you have a fever or cough, please stay home and we will see you when you feel better.
BILL STORE & DRY CREEK SALOON
3539 Highway 59, Douglas • 358-6628
CLOSED for the next two weeks
BLACK HILLS ENERGY COMPANY
Black Hills Energy’s number one priority is the continued safety of its customers and employees. To ensure the ability to provide safe, reliable electric and natural gas services, Black Hills Energy has adjusted its response to focus on immediate community needs and has measures in place to ensure it continues to serve its customers in a way that is safe for everyone.
“Black Hills Energy is committed to doing its part to slow the spread of COVID-19 while proving an essential service that keeps us all warm and protected,” said Marc Ostrem, Vice President of Mines and Power Delivery. “To ensure everyone’s wellbeing, we’ve activated an essential response plan aimed to do both.”
To date, Black Hills Energy has not experienced any significant impacts on the delivery of energy to its nearly 1.3 million customers across its eight state footprint. The plan is designed to maintain critical electric and natural gas services for all customers. Under these new guidelines, multiple services will continue including responding to emergency calls, mandated construction work, maintaining a safe system and starting service for a customer.
To safely perform these critical needs, Black Hills Energy is taking extra steps to protect its customers and its employees, including:
• Crews will continue to respond to all emergency calls and will be wearing appropriate personal protective equipment and following health practices as recommended by the CDC and other health organizations.
• Paid leave will be provided for employees who tests positive or are put under quarantine.
• Certain employees may enter into sequestration based on several criteria that may vary by location, for example, government shelter in place orders, percentage of the local population that has tested positive for COVID-19, or a reduction of the available workforce. Employee groups across Black Hills Energy who provide critical functions needed to operate a very complex electrical system and provide essential gas service are those that may be called to action.
To support our customers who may be impacted by the nation’s response to COVID-19, Black Hills Energy is temporarily suspending nonpayment disconnections for our customers. We realize that due to possible extended periods of isolation, customers may face financial hardships effecting their ability to timely pay their energy bills. We offer various assistance options to our customers such as, payment arrangements, budget billing and medical extensions. Visit www.blackhillsenergy.com for more information about these programs.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB ~ DOUGLAS
327 East Center, Douglas • 358-1784
CLOSED until Converse County School District #1 reopens for students
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB ~ GLENROCK
412 South 4th Street, Glenrock • 436-5434
CLOSED until April 5, 2020
BOBBI'S HOUSE
CLOSED until further notice
BROKEN WHEEL TRUCK STOP
2332 E. Richards, Douglas • 358-4444
FREE Sack lunches to kids
Take-Out & Free Delivery 5 AM-8 PM
We are making every effort to keep our customers safe. We are sanitizing after every customer, and continue to take out orders which can be placed on Facebook or via phone.
BRYAN C. CROPPER D.M.D, P.C.
811 Grant Street, Douglas • 358-5190
FOLLOWING THE ADA RECOMMENDATION
The American Dental Association has recommended that we as dentists limit our practice to patients having a dental emergencies for the next three weeks. We take the health of our staff and our patient very seriously and feel it is important to follow this recommendation in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. Please be patient as we work to reschedule patients for future appointments. Please contact our office with any questions.
CIRCUIT COURT OF CONVERSE COUNTY:
Call 358-2196 for more information.
When possible, we will schedule hearings by telephone & videoconference.
We will vacate & continue non-essential hearings that cannot be conducted effectively by telephone or video (civil matters, etc.). We will attempt to limit any and all hearings/trials to 2-3 days per week. For constitutionally and statutorily required hearings (e.g., criminal and juvenile), we also will limit hearings/trials to 2-3 days per week. Anyone with symptoms of illness should communicate as much to the Court in advance of the hearing so that it may be rescheduled.Our Judge’s Chambers door will remain locked; admission will be on an as-needed basis only. Counsel/clients/Clerks/witnesses/others are asked to await their hearings/trials in the hallway outside Judge’s Chambers. Our office will notify folks of the next scheduled hearing so that individuals can proceed into the courtroom; non-essential people for court proceedings (e.g., support groups) are encouraged to stay home. No “in chambers” conferences or hearings will be held. Anyone with court business/questions should communicate via email and/or by telephone. Our office will respond as quickly as possible.
No members of the public or law enforcement should be referred to our office in person – all inquiries should begin via telephone and/or email (we will set necessary appointments with individuals).
Contact 307-358-2196 for more information.
CITY OF DOUGLAS
CITY HALL CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, BUT STILL CONDUCTING BUSINESS THROUGH CALLS
To limit the spread of COVID-19, City of Douglas facilities will be operating under new restrictions. The City will continue to conduct business, but facilities will be CLOSED to the public starting Friday, March 20, 2020. Please call the main City line at (307) 358-3462 for general questions, or, if you know what department you would like to speak to, call direct.
Administration: (307) 358-3462
Community Development Department: (307) 358-2132
Landfill: (307) 351-2186
Police Department: (307) 358-3311
Public Works: (307) 358-9750
CITY SHOE & SADDLE
104 North 2nd Street, Douglas • 358-2734
BUSINESS as usual
CLAY STREET LAUNDRY
433 North 2nd Street, Douglas • 358-8085
REGULAR business hours
We have stepped up the disinfection precautions, and ask that individuals practice the suggested guidelines recommended by the CDC and health officials. Please do not come in if you are not feeling well.
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT:
Office is now Closed to Unscheduled Patrons.
CONVERSE COUNTY BANK
Three locations, Douglas • 358-5300
BUSINESS as usual
CONVERSE COUNTY ASSESSOR
OFFICE CLOSED, AVAILABLE VIA PHONE OR EMAIL
The Assessor’s office will be closed to un-scheduled walk-in patrons for now. Most Assessor questions may be addressed via the phone or by email. If you must see us in person, you must schedule an appointment and follow some safety precautions. If you have Veteran Exemptions forms, Personal Property renditions, Oil & Gas renditions or any other documents for the Assessor’s office there is a ‘drop box’ outside of our office (Suite 126) on the first floor of the Courthouse.
You may also:
Fax them to: 307.358.4065
Email to: assessor@conversecountwy.gov
Phone #: 307-358-2741
Mail: PO Box 57 Douglas, WY 82633
CONVERSE COUNTY ATTORNEY
CLOSED, Available via email
The County Attorney Office will be physically banned from 8-5 each workday.
The office is locked and visitors are discouraged.
Access may be gained by calling 358-5020 or through email at attorney@conversecountywy.gov
A drop box outside the door may be used to deposit mail, police reports, etc.
CONVERSE COUNTY CLERK
CLOSED, Call 358-2244 for more information.
A person who has any cough, shortness of breath, or a fever will not be able to enter our office. However, we still wish to accommodate you, so please call the number above so other arrangements can be made for you, if possible.
DROPBOX OPTION: There will be a drop box outside the door at the Clerk’s office that may be utilized by customers. If you have questions pertaining to paperwork that you need processed and/or recorded by our office, please call the number above first as you may not need to come in at all.
• PAYMENT OPTIONS: The Clerk’s office can only accept CASH or CHECK at this time. Payment must be made in full at the time of your transaction.
• DOCUMENT RECORDING: E-Recoding and mailed documents will be processed as usual. Hard copy documents that need to be recorded can be mailed in or put in a sealed envelope and placed in our drop box along with your contact information.
• DOCUMENT RESEARCH: The vault will be closed until further notice for onsite research. All documents (1889 to present) are available online through www.idocmarket.com and www.conversecounty.org ; click on the “iDoc” icon at the bottom of the screen. If you are unsure how to proceed, please call the number above. The Quick Pass option has been significantly reduced to $1.00 for a two hour period (all other terms still apply to Quick Pass; no other pass fee has been reduced). Once we reopen our vault to the public, prices for Quick Pass will return to $8.00.
• TITLES: Mail original Title or UCCC paperwork, or put in a sealed envelope and place in the drop box outside Clerk’s office along with your contact information and required fees (check or cash only). Email to clerk@conversecountywy.gov or fax to 307-358-5998 for review only. Titles that must be processed in person will be by appointment only. Please call the number above to make arrangements.
• MARRIAGE LICENSES: Marriage licenses will be processed by appointment only; customers may call the number above to make an appointment. Only the couple getting married will be allowed to enter the office.
• ELECTIONS & VOTER REGISTRATION: Voter registration applications are available online at https://www.conversecounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/923/Voter-Registration-Application-PDF . Follow the instructions on the first page of the application, or call the number above for questions.
• NOTARIES: Notarized documents will be done by appointment only. Please call 358-2244 to make arrangements.
CONVERSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Commissioners meetings will continue as scheduled but attendance by phone and video conference will be used whenever possible.
Contact Karen Rimmer, County Clerk to schedule an appointment, 358-2244.
CONVERSE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE
CLOSED
The University of Wyoming Extension has suspended all in-person events and programming through May 15. This suspension includes all 4-H and Cent$ible Nutrition Program (CNP) in-person events, including 4-H club/project meetings, commercial pesticide testing, one-on-one field consultations and other similar events and activities.
If you have questions, please call 358-2417.
CONVERSE COUNTY JOINT COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
Access to the public is limited to the pass-through drawer and by telephone.
Contact 358-1994 for an non-emergency appointment.
We will Notarize your documents for you however safety precautions will be taken to ensure there is no transmission of the virus.
CONVERSE COUNTY LIBRARY
400 West Center, Douglas • 358-3644
CLOSED ~ March 16, 2020 until further notice
Business will be conducted remotely. Check our website for information and online services.
CONVERSE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH
Services by appointment only.
No strep tests or blood pressure checks.
Call 358-2536 to make an appointment.
Dial 211 for questions about local resources.
Call 358-7399 if you have questions about symptoms or testing.
CONVERSE COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE
The office will be closed to walk-in patrons for now. We regret the inconvenience this may cause. Road & Bridge will only take Oversize/Overweight permit applications by phone, email, or fax. We can mail self-issue permits to your company as usual. Please mail, email, or fax. We can mail self-issue permits to your company as usual. Please mail, email, or fax in any self-issue permits until further notice. Do not hand deliver any permits (OS/OW permits, bore, or approach permits) until further notice or without an appointment.
Please call the Road & Bridge Department to schedule an appointment or in case of an emergency at 307-358-3602.
CONVERSE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #1
615 Hamilton Street, Douglas • 358-2942
CLOSED through April 3, 2020
• Recreation Center closed
• Some meals provided for students through nutrition services department - information provided www.ccsd1.org
CCSD1 & CCSD2 School districts are providing a Grab and Go Lunch for any student K-12 during the emergency closure. The lunches are FREE and will be available for students Monday-Friday through April 3rd.
• Academic resources on website www.csd1.org
CONVERSE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AND JAIL
The Converse County Sheriff’s Office will remain operational in both the criminal and administration capacities. As always, if you have an emergency call 911.
There will be no non-essential persons in the jail including Bible Study, and personal visits with inmates. No Non-essential paperwork via the front window. We will not accept money or property for an inmate at the facility. All money and approved property will need to be sent via the United States Postal Service (USPS) or other mailing services. Money will need to be in the form of a money order or a cashier’s check.
The Converse County Sheriff’s Office Administrative division will cancel the following Conceal Carry Permit Applications (please call about renewals)
No FINGERPRINTS for the public.
Non-essential paperwork via the front window. (Records requests will continue to be made via USPS and/or email.)
No tours of the facility until further notice.
All oversize and overweight permits will be issued electronically.
CONVERSE SPECIAL PROJECTS
All business with the Special Projects Office will be handled through email holly.richardson@conversecountywy.gov or by calling: 307-358-1990
You may also mail any communications to:
Converse County Special Projects
107 N. 5th Street Suite B-6
Douglas, WY 82633
CONVERSE COUNTY SURVEYOR
No “walk-ins” appointments only: Should you need to speak to someone, please call 307-359-4105.
You may also email your communications to: artie.schubert@conversecountywy.gov
You may also mail any communications to:
Converse County Surveyor 107 N. 5th Street Suite B-3 Douglas, WY 82633
CONVERSE COUNTY TREASURER
The Treasurer’s Office is closed to the public, eliminating face-to-face transactions but is still serving all customer needs in these alternative ways:
Online – go to conversecounty.org/payments
Mail – send to County Treasurer, 107 N 5th St Rm 129, Douglas WY 82633
Email – email conversecountytreasurer@gmail.com
Phone – call 307-358-3120
Vehicle Services available using these methods include:
Vehicle Renewals, New Plates (if title is processed), Sales Tax, ORV Stickers, Snowmobile Stickers, Specialty Plates, Mobile Machinery Stickers, Lost Stickers, Lost Plates, Temporary Worker Permits, Temporary Plates
Property Tax Services available:
Property Tax Payments, Tax Receipts, Mobile Home Moving Permit Applications, Certificate of Purchase Payments Payments may also be left in the drop box outside the Douglas office for processing and mailing.
Postage fees for all services will be waived until further notice.
To contact us regarding any services, email conversecountytreasurer@gmail.com or call 307-358-3120.
DEPOT
100 Walnut, Douglas • 358-9999
M-F 11 AM-2 PM • 4 PM-8 PM
Also offering curbside pickup & delivery.
Call 307-358-9999 to order and we will run your order out to you. Our menu is on Facebook.
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
When possible, we will schedule hearings by telephone & videoconference.
We will vacate & continue non-essential hearings that cannot be conducted effectively by telephone or video (civil matters, etc.).
We will attempt to limit any and all hearings/trials to 2-3 days per week.
For constitutionally and statutorily required hearings (e.g., criminal and juvenile), we also will limit hearings/trials to 2-3 days per week.
Anyone with symptoms of illness should communicate as much to the Court in advance of the hearing so that it may be rescheduled.
Our Judge’s Chambers door will remain locked; admission will be on an as-needed basis only.
Counsel/clients/Clerks/witnesses/others are asked to await their hearings/trials in the hallway outside Judge’s Chambers. Our office will notify folks of the next scheduled hearing so that individuals can proceed into the courtroom; non-essential people for court proceedings (e.g., support groups) are encouraged to stay home.
No “in chambers” conferences or hearings will be held.
Anyone with court business/questions should communicate via email and/or by telephone. Our office will respond as quickly as possible.
No members of the public or law enforcement should be referred to our office in person – all inquiries should begin via telephone and/or email (we will set necessary appointments with individuals).
Contact 307-358-5693 for more information.
DOUGLAS BUDGET
310 Center Street • 358-2965
OFFICE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, STILL CONDUCTING BUSINESS THROUGH CALLS AND EMAILS
We recognize the community newspaper is an integral part of your knowledge to deal with and communicate essential information about COVID-19. We will continue to bring to you up-to-date news coverage as it becomes available.
Business can be conducted via phone 307-358-2965 or e-mail at publisher@douglas-budget.com
DOUGLAS BUSINESS CENTER
312 Center Street • 358-6811
OFFICE IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, BUT STILL CONDUCTING BUSINESS
NOTE: NEW BUSINESS HOURS 8:30-11:30 AM ONLY
As part of the on-going effort to control the spread of the virus, we want to update our loyal customers of the following preventative measures we are taking to prevent the spread of the virus.
If your business can be conducted via phone 307-358-2965 or e-mail dbusiness@vcn.com, we encourage you to do so.
If you need to place an order, please call ahead possible and we will put it together for you. 8:30 am - 11:30 am
DOUGLAS COMMUNITY CLUB
DELIVERY and TAKE-OUTS - No inside pick-up
We are offering family meals and package liquor.
DOUGLAS EASTER HOPPY HUNT
CANCELLED
DOMINO’S
1826 East Richards, Douglas • 624-2020
NO DINE IN, NO CARRY-OUT until further notice
Delivery and Drive-Thru Available S-T 10 AM-10 PM; F-S 10-Midnight
DOUBLE D LIQUORS
323 Center Street, Douglas • 358-9989
BUSINESS as usual
Drive-thru available
DOUGLAS PAWN
815 East Richards Street, #3, Douglas • 358-9318
BUSINESS as usual
DOUGLAS ROTARY CLUB
BUSINESS conducted via email and online meetings
DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER
340 1st Street, Douglas • 358-4348
DINING ROOM shut down until further notice
Pick up meals at the door between 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
You can call ahead for meals at 358-4348 for curbside pickup.
EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE
800 South Wind River Drive, Douglas • 358-1800
At the direction of the Governor and state health officials, EWC will remain closed through April 17th.
Please contact your advisor via email for guidance on how to plan and register for Fall 2020 classes. Your advisor is prepared to meet with you virtually and use MyEWC Services to assist you in creating your schedule and registering for classes.
If you do not know who your advisor is or need assistance, please contact Academic.Services@ewc.wy.edu.
Registration for Fall 2020 opens on April 9, 2020. A complete schedule is available on the EWC website at Search Class Schedule on the homepage.
General Announcements:
Eastern Wyoming College students who are struggling with non-academic issues and would like information about community support agencies, please contact Dr. Debbie Ochsner, Dean of Faculty/Student Services at debbie.ochsner@ewc.wy.edu, 307-532-8221, or 307-575-1121 for further referral information.
The EWC Directory can be found at the following link to reach any EWC employee. Employees are working from home but are available by phone and email: https://ewc.wy.edu/directory/
All messages and alerts can be found at the following link: https://ewc.wy.edu/alerts/
EDISS CHIROPRACTIC
1330 East Richards Street, Douglas • 358-3147
BUSINESS as usual
If you are experiencing any type of infection, viral or bacterial, PLEASE make us aware so we can plan accordingly.
FARMERS INSURANCE, Wesley Lintz
501 East Richards Street,, Suite 3, Douglas • 358-9030
REGULAR business hours
All business proceeding as normal
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
221 South 4th Street, Douglas • 358-3724
CLOSED until further notice
Church Services will be live streamed on the church facebook page
Call 351-2524 if you need assistance
• Ladies’ Musical Luncheon, March 25, postponed
• Ladies’ Night Out, March 30, cancelled
• Seder Dinner, March 25, cancelled
FORT DIABLO
1136 Highway 87-26-20, Glenrock • 436-2288
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 5 PM - 8 PM (can start putting order in at 4 PM)
To go orders only, limited menu, see our Facebook page. 307-436-2288.
FurBaby Grooming, LLC
1117 Riverbend Drive • 307-351-2007
Business As Usual
GLENROCK COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
301 South 2nd, Glenrock • 436-9091
NO SERVICES OR ACTIVITIES for the remainder of March
GLENROCK INDEPENDENT
506 West Birch Street • 436-2211
OFFICE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, STILL CONDUCTING BUSINESS THROUGH CALLS AND EMAILS
We recognize the community newspaper is an integral part of your knowledge to deal with and communicate essential information about COVID-19. We will continue to bring to you up-to-date news coverage as it becomes available.
Business can be conducted via phone 307-436-2211 or 307-358-2965 or e-mail at publisher@douglas-budget.com
GLENROCK POOL
412 South 4th Street, Glenrock • 436-5434
CLOSED until April 5, 2020
GLENROCK SENIOR CENTER
615 West Deer, Glenrock • 436-9442
NO CONGREGATE LUNCHES until further notice
GLENROCK TREASURER
107 North 5th, Douglas • 436-8650
CLOSED March 19th until further notice
We are encouraging customers to conduct business with us using our online payment portals, email and phones whenever possible. www.conversecounty.org/payments conversecountytreasurer@gmail.com
GRASSLANDS
1709 Muirfield Court, Douglas • 358-8020
BUSINESS as usual
HAIR BY MONICA
220 West Yellowstone, Douglas • 358-5000
REGULAR business hours
Monitoring COVID-19 developments closely
HARDWARE HANK
1120 East Richards, Douglas • 358-2924
BUSINESS as usual
HELPING HANDS
801 South 8th Street, Douglas • 358-3889
CLOSED until further notice
IRWIN'S FURNITURE
134 North 2nd Street, Douglas • 358-3215
BUSINESS as usual
IRWIN TOWERS
120 South 5th Street, Douglas • 358-2440
Unless you are a FIRST RESPONDER, MEDICAL OR HOME HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL, POSTAL CARRIER, FEDEX OR UPS, you are not permitted to entire this building.
No casual visiting allowed. Essentials can be dropped off to the resident by contacting them by phone and having them meet you at the front door.
KEELER CHIROPRACTIC
1010 East Richards, Douglas • 358-4418
BUSINESS as usual
KEELER DENTAL
1010 East Richards, Douglas • 358-1720
FOLLOWING THE ADA RECOMMENDATION
The American Dental Association has recommended that we as dentists limit our practice to patients having a dental emergencies for the next three weeks. We take the health of our staff and our patient very seriously and feel it is important to follow this recommendation in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. Please be patient as we work to reschedule patients for future appointments. Please contact our office with any questions.
LIQUOR CABINET
1709 Muirfield Court, Douglas • 358-8084
BUSINESS as usual
LOAF ‘N JUG
714 South 4th Street, Douglas • 358-5040
BUSINESS as usual
MAVERIK
1108 West Yellowstone, Douglas • 358-1140
NEW HOURS
Please be advised that the new temporary hours of operations for ALL Maverik retail locations are 5am - 10pm already in effect due to COVID-19.
MEDICINE BOW-ROUTT & THUNDER BASIN
2250 East Richards, Douglas • 358-4690
REGULAR business hours
Monitoring COVID-19 closely. Asking visitors to self-assess using the appropriate approved guidelines. Address any question via telephone to minimize the number of visitors in our offices.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF CONVERSE COUNTY
Memorial Hospital Opens Respiratory Clinic
Non-emergent patients experiencing respiratory symptoms are encouraged to go to the Memorial Hospital of Converse County (MHCC) Respiratory Clinic. The Respiratory Clinic is now located at 222 S. 5th Street.
The Respiratory Clinic is open from 7 AM to 6:30 PM during the week and 9 AM to 3 PM on weekends. Non-emergent patients should call the COVID-19 Hotline after hours at (307) 358-7399.
Patients without symptoms do not need to be evaluated. Patients with symptoms should call the COVID-19 Hotline or go to the Respiratory Clinic.
Respiratory Illness Symptoms include:
• Cough
• Trouble Breathing
• Nasal Congestion
• Runny Nose
• Sore or Scratchy Throat
• Fever
The COVID-19 Hotline (307) 358-7399 is answered 24-hours a day by Memorial Hospital Clinical Staff.
Changes To Hospital Visitation Policy
Effective Wednesday, April 8, 2020 Memorial Hospital of Converse County has added additional visitation restrictions for family and friends of patients.
Emergency Department
The Emergency Department is considered a high risk area in the hospital. No visitors will be permitted in the Emergency Department. Family will be asked to wait outside in the waiting room adjacent to the Emergency Department where they will be given status updates during the treatment of their family member. Minor (pediatric) patients will be allowed one parent or guardian to stay with them when appropriate.
Third Floor Medical Surgical Unit
Patients with COVID-19, or those suspected to have COVID-19, are treated in our Medical/Surgical Unit located on the third floor of the hospital. No visitors will be permitted on the third floor. Routine updates will be provided to a designated family member by phone. Our patient rooms are equipped with phones and patients are as well allowed to use their personal phones to call or video chat with family and friends.
Labor & Delivery
Mothers in active labor will be permitted to have one guest with them throughout labor and delivery. The guest will not be permitted to come and go from the hospital, and must remain in the hospital throughout - as a labor attendant or guest, once you are in, you must stay in. Guests will also be permitted to use personal phones to call or video chat with family and friends.
Ultrasound
During ultrasound appointments, expectant mothers will not be permitted to have anyone in the ultrasound room during the exam. Expectant moms are permitted to use their own phones to video chat with family and friends during the ultrasound.
Hospital Based Appointments
COVID-19 is easily transmittable. The hospital has treated known COVID-19 patients. When possible, only the patient should enter into the building. One support person is allowed to accompany patients in the hospital for ancillary services, like Lab and Imagining, as needed. We thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Further Updates To Changes In Operations:
COVID-19 spreads primarily through contact with an infected person when they cough or sneeze, or through droplets of saliva or discharge from the nose. In order to keep our patients and staff safe, Memorial Hospital has enacted the following measures.
• Memorial Hospital of Converse County has put further visitation restrictions in place at our facilities.
• The Memorial Hospital of Converse County Respiratory Illness Clinic has moved to 222 S. 5th Street in Douglas.
• The Respiratory Illness Clinic is open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM, and 9 AM to 3 PM on the weekends.
• MHCC Primary Care Clinics remain open. Every patient will be asked the screening questions prior to entry into any building.
• Outlying Specialty Clinics are Closed and patients are being contacted via phone.
• Elective surgeries beginning 3/23 are cancelled and will be rescheduled following this time of National Emergency.
• Emergent and urgent surgeries and procedures will continue as needed.
• Primary Care Providers will be cancelling or rescheduling non-urgent appointments.
• MHCC has restricted access to all visitors and guests.
• The Hospital Main Entrance will be open and monitored Monday thru Friday from 7 AM to 5 PM.
• All hospital exterior doors will remain locked after hours.
• The Emergency Department Entrance Will Remain Open 24 Hrs.
• Volunteer Services, including Care Ride, have been suspended.
• The Arbor Café and Mocha Molly’s are both Closed to the Public.
COVID-19 Hotline:
Memorial Hospital has established a COVID-19 Hotline for patients with questions or concerns about their symptoms. The Hotline is managed by the Emergency Department at MHCC. Patients who call the Hotline with symptoms will be asked a series of questions. Treatment advice will be given based on the patient’s answers. The Hotline Number is (307) 358-7399.
NAPA
101 East Center, Douglas • 358-4825
BUSINESS as usual
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS
811 East Richards, Douglas • 358-3364
BUSINESS as usual
PEAK FITNESS
1185 Yuma Drive, Douglas • 358-9888
BUSINESS as usual
PIZZA HUT
1830 East Richards, Douglas • 358-2224
BUSINESS as usual
POINTS WEST BANK
1632 East Richards Street, Douglas • 358-0688
CLOSED ~ March 16, 2020 through April 1, 2020
At Points West, we're continuing to evaluate the situation surrounding COVID-19. Serving our communties has always been our greatest privilege, so we will continue to provide the highest quality banking products and services throughout this pandemic. To help you keep your time away from home at a minium, we want to share the services we office - free for all customers - that you can take advantage of anywhere.
Mobile & Online Banking
If you haven't already, downloaeded our app from the App Store or Google Play. From the app, you can access all of your accounts, transfer funds, schedule transfers, report lost or missing cards, and even pay your monthly bills for services such as utlities or car payments. Alternatively, you can head to www.pwcbank.com to access your account online. These services are avaiable to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Mobile Deposits
Additionally, many of our customers have taken advantage of mobile check deposits. For those who haven't signed up yet, we've made the service available by default for every account. From the app, head to the deposit tab, enter the amount, and take a picture of your check - the app will give you direction every step of the way.
Contactless Payments
Cash carries germs. Our bankers have begun wearing gloves when handling currency, but we realize that's not practical for you every time you pull out your wallet. We recommend keeping your cash on hand to a minimum. Instead, opt for services such as Apple Pay or Google Pay to make transactions using your phone or smartwatch.
All you have to do is add your Points West card to whichever service you use, and you should be good to go!
COVID-19 Scams
Uncertainty can bring out the worst in people. Scammers will try to take advantage of fears spurred by Coronavirus. If you see an email, text, or any other form of communication from Points West asking you for personal details, be skeptical. If you're unsure it's us, please call your local brand and ask - we'll be able to clear things up for you.
Essential Business
Last but certainly not least, we want to assure you that, as a bank, we are an essential business during Stay-At-Home orders. We will continue our stragegy of hanling all transactions via drive-thru, night deposit, ATM and mobile or online banking. If you need to meet with a banker in person - and you're confident you're healthy - please contact your local banker to set up an in-person meeting. If you need anything, we are always hear for you.
RECREATION CENTER ~ GLENROCK
412 South 4th Street, Glenrock • 436-5434
CLOSED until April 5, 2020
RELIANT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
239 South 4th, Douglas • 358-0181
OPEN IN DOUGLAS & GLENROCK • 11 AM - 4 PM MONDAY-FRIDAY
In order to protect the health of our members and employees, our lobby hours are changing effective Friday March 20, 2020 until further notice:Casper – by appointment for specific transactions only (please call 307-234-1429 to setup an appointment); Douglas, Glenrock & Cody – 11am to 4pm Monday thru Friday. Our normal business hours will continue for drive-up in Casper and our contact center.
We encourage you to utilize the many electronic services available to you. For more information please contact us at 307-234-1429/1-800-329-1551 or visit our website at www.reliantfcu.com
We remain committed to a safe experience for all our employees and members, and we will continuously evaluate our services during this time of concern.
RIVERBEND VETERINARY
240 South Riverbend Drive, Douglas • 358-4910
BUSINESS as usual
ROCK BOTTOM CAFE
400 West Aspen, Glenrock • 436-3413
TAKEOUT is between the hours of 6:30 AM - 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM & 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Call 307-436-3413 or reach Shelly at 307-554-0483 or Cindy at 307-797-4186.
SAPPARRO’S
602 East Walnut, Douglas • 358-4113
BUSINESS as usual
SMYLIE ANIMAL CLINIC
93 West Richards, Douglas • 358-3231
BUSINESS as usual
SUBWAY
1119 West Yellowstone Highway, Douglas • 358-6943
BUSINESS as usual
SUDSY DUDS LAUNDRY
Richards Street, Douglas • 970-301-3700
BUSINESS as usual
Office hours for drop-off laundry from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Open 24/7
SHATTO’S FRONTIER DRUG
1202 Richards Street, Douglas • 358-5077
In-store closed, drive up open, please call 358-1953 when you arrive at store so your RX can be ready or bought out to you in your car
We have increased our inventory of medications and are not currently experiencing any shortages. If you have flu like symptoms or have a fever PLEASE use drive up window. As more patients use the drive up window please be patient. We are at full staff in order to take care of our patients with as little wait as possible. We are still delivering to our elderly patients in the city limits and in order to limit personal contact with our delivery driver please give us your credit card information ahead of the delivery.
SOLUTIONS FOR LIFE
1841 Madora Avenue, Douglas • 358-2846
Effective May 11, 2020
In light of recent announcements, we are preparing to reopen our doors. The health and well-being of our client’s and our employees continues to be our top priority. We will continue to follow guidelines issued by Converse and Niobrara County Public Health Departments, along with those of the CDC, state, and local officials.
To safely welcome you back we are making temporary changes to help observe social distancing and to promote a healthy environment. We will be limiting the number of clients into the building. We are recommending that if Zoom is working for you, please continue to use those services.
Clients must wait in their car outside and be escorted in the building. Clients will be screened when brought into the building and consist of temperature and health questions. Clients will be required to provide and wear masks for their protection. All clients will wash hands upon arrival, after sneezing or coughing, blowing nose, or after smoke breaks. As always, we will continue to clean and sanitize regularly. Each office will be cleaned and sanitized after every use.
If you have had a fever in the last 72 hours or have any-other symptoms, please call the office to reschedule or change to a Zoom meeting.
SUBWAY
1119 West Yellowstone, Douglas • 358-6943
No Dine in, Take-out ONLY, M-F 6 AM-9 PM, Sat. 8 AM-9 PM, Sun 8 AM-8 PM
SUNSET LIQUORS
1117 West Yellowstone, Douglas • 358-9228
BUSINESS as usual
TACO JOHN’S
400 Teton Way, Douglas • 358-3744
DRIVE-THRU OPEN
LOBBY CLOSED until further notice
THE BODY SHOP
113 South 2nd Street, Douglas • 358-8225
BUSINESS as usual
THE GATHERING
thegathering.douglas@gmail.com • www.TheGathering.com • 359-1800
NO SERVICES or groups
Sunday Service can be viewed on Facebook Live
THE PAISLEY RESTAURANT
OPEN for Take Out and Delivery
Tuesday through Friday from 2 pm - 8 pm
VILLAGE INN
1804 East Richards, Douglas • 358-5600
7 AM- 8 PM, Carry-out ONLY, Don't Forget Free Pie Wednesday.
Drive-Up window available, call your order in at 358-5600
VISIONARY BROADBAND
1001 South Douglas Highway, Suite 200, Gillette • 307-682-1884
PLEDGING to keep customers connected during Coronavirus Outbreak
Following 60 days:
• Not terminate service to any residential or small business customers because of their inability to pay their bills due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic;
• Waive any late fees that any residential or small business customers incur because of their economic circumstances related to the coronavirus pandemic; and
• Open its Wi-Fi hotspots to any American who needs them.
WHISTLE-STOP MERCANTILE
200 South 3rd Street, Douglas • 358-3663
PHASE III: TAKE-OUT ONLY, NO IN-STORE SHOPPING AT THIS TIME.
Governor Mark Gordon ordered places of public accommodation to modify their methods of providing services. The Governor’s order is in effect until April 30, 2020 (or until a new order is issued). To that effect, and at this time,
THE WHISTLE-STOP HAS INSTITUTED: PHASE III LEVEL:
FOOD & BEVERAGES:
Take-out only.
- We will provide curb service or you may come inside to pick up your order
- Call us and we will have your order ready when you arrive or call from your car to place your order (358-3663)
- We strongly encourage you to use your debit/credit card for payment
BOOK SALES OR PICKING UP FOOD INSIDE
- Until further notice, we are no longer allowing in-store shopping. This is for the safety of our customers and staff.
- Book purchases may be made via phone to the store or online at our website (whistlestopbooks.com)
- An easy way to shop for books online is to look at them on our website then call us. We’ll order for you. Delivery will be faster and cheaper that way.
- Customers will be called when their special-order books have arrived. You may pick them up at the store or we’ll deliver them free to your home.
Required and responsible responses to the Coronavirus outbreak can change rapidly. We will continue to update our information whenever necessary.
WHITE WOLF SALOON
318 Center Street, Douglas • 358-0540
CLOSED until further notice
WYOBRANDED GEMS & JEWELS
CLOSED until further notice
WYOMING CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
630 Erwin Street, Douglas • 358-3901
CLOSED until CCSD#1 schools resume
WYOMING COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT
The Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (WCADVSA) is making changes in response to the pandemic of COVID-19. We know all of you are also making changes and working to protect your families and communities. Our primary commitment is to the health and safety of survivors of stalking, dating violence, and domestic and sexual violence and their families. That has not and will not change during this pandemic.The people with whom we work, our staff, their families, and our partners, include those who are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19. Effective immediately, WCADVSA has implemented the following changes in response to the pandemic of COVID-19:
• WCADVSA staff is working remotely.
• We have cancelled or postponed in-person trainings, site visits, and events scheduled through the end of April. We will continue to monitor the situation and make decisions on an ongoing basis.
• We are working closely with our member domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy programs throughout the state to support their needs during this time.
• WCADVSA is not closed. WCADVSA remains open. You can reach us through our main line at 307-755-5481 and via message through our website. Normal office hours will continue to be 8:00 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT
We can help over the phone, online
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is encouraging people to stay home and utilize online services, reserving visits to local Game and Fish facilities to necessary business. These recommendations are to adhere to federal and state guidance on the COVID-19 pandemic to minimize contact between people.
ZIP’S TAKE TWO
815 East Richards Street, Douglas • 358-1887
BUSINESS as usual
