Peterson feels effects of government shutdown Published Oct. 1, 2013 By 21st Space Wing Public Affairs PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- About 2,200 civilians on PAFB have been recalled from furlough Oct. 7. As part of the civilian recall from furlough, many on-base services previously affected are now fully operational. The following services are operating as normal: - Child Development Center and School Age Programs - Exchange facilities - All military pay functions - Military Personnel Section (e.g. ID cards) - Legal services, including legal assistance - Base fire and emergency response services - The base dining facility - Airman Leadership School - CMAFS/SAFB shuttles - Medical services, including ancillary services such as Pharmacy, Laboratory and Radiology - 21st Security Forces Squadron will continue all law enforcement and security functions - Non-appropriated (NAF) functions such as the Club, Fitness Center, Aquatic Center, Golf Course, Lodging, Bowling Alley, Outdoor Recreation/ITT, and Aero Club - Professional development classes and First Term Airman Center (FTAC) - Casualty/Mortuary Affairs - Defense Red Switch support - Voice and network services as normal - Network and system administration - Official mail service - Civilian pay services - Civilian Personnel Section - Manpower Office - Open Recreation (pre-teen/teen program) and Youth Sports - All education and testing capability (PME/CDC testing, counseling and TA support) - Airman and Family Readiness Center - Passports processing - Commissary - Information Technology Equipment warehouse activities (ADPE inventories, DRMO, order receipt, consumable issue, e.g. toner cartridges) The following services are closed during the government shutdown: - The Peterson Air & Space Museum - Base Library Base patrons are encouraged to remain patient as operations at these locations may be very busy. It is still recommended to call ahead before proceeding to a customer service area. Other events are still impacted by the government shutdown. They include: - Deployed Families Dinner for October was reschedlued Oct. 18.