Luke AFB

FORT LEE, VA – The Defense Commissary Agency announced several operational policies to help stores better serve customers during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.

These policies include the following actions:

• Effective 4/10/2020 all persons entering Luke AFB Commissary (DeCA Commissaries or facilities) are required to wear a face covering.

• Effective immediately, a 100-percent ID card check at all commissaries, so that only authorized customers – this includes disabled veterans with VHIC cards – will be able to shop. While this policy is in effect visitors will not be allowed to enter the commissary. This is designed help with social distancing and crowd control. Children under 10 with their parents don’t have to have an ID card.

• Effective March 15, to prevent customer-to-customer spread of germs, commissary cashiers no longer handle patron ID cards. Instead, customers will be asked to scan their own ID. Cashiers can use the handheld scanner if available or have the customer scan their own card.

• Effective March 19, all commissaries will suspend early bird shopping to allow more time to clean and restock the store.

• In a move to lessen panic-buying, the agency instructed its store directors worldwide to use their discretion in placing the shopping limits necessary to help maintain stock availability.

Breakfast Sandwiches

The Bakery/Deli Department is now serving Breakfast Panini Sandwiches. Choose from four delicious varieties: Bacon, Egg, and Cheese/Ham; Egg and Cheese/Sausage; Egg and Cheese/Spinach; Egg and Cheese.

Military Star Card

Commissaries are accepting the Military Star Card as a form of payment. Customers can earn two points for every dollar when they use their Military Star card to purchase their groceries at the Commissary. Customers with questions about the card should contact the Military Star Card Customer Contact Center at 1-877-891-7827 or visit MyECP.com.