Casper/Natrona County International Airport Calls on Community to Support Federal Workers Amid Shutdown

Casper Airport Asks the Community to Step Up and Support Federal Employees During Shutdown

 

As the government shutdown continues, local federal workers are feeling the strain — and the Casper/Natrona County International Airport (C/NCIA) is asking Casper residents to step up and help.

The airport has launched a Supply Drive to support TSA officers, air traffic controllers, and other essential federal employees who continue working without pay.

 

Residents are encouraged to bring non-perishable goods, pet supplies, diapers, and toiletries to the airport terminal building, where a collection wagon has been set up for donations. The drive aims to provide direct relief to those who keep the airport running and ensure safe travel for everyone passing through Casper.

 

“Even during tough times, our TSA and tower staff continue to serve the public with professionalism and dedication,” airport officials said. “This is our community’s opportunity to show them the same support they give travelers every day.”

 

All items not utilized during the shutdown will be donated to the Food Bank of Wyoming to continue helping families across the state once normal operations resume.

 

How to Help

 

• What to Bring: Non-perishable foods, pet supplies, diapers, toiletries

 

• Where: C/NCIA Terminal Building — Drop items in the wagon

 

• When: During regular terminal hours

CasperBuzz will gladly pick up your donations anywhere in the Casper area and deliver them to the airport on your behalf.

Just give us a call at 307-337-5435 and we’ll make sure your support reaches those who need it.

 

This effort serves as a reminder of the strong community spirit that defines Casper — where neighbors rally together when it matters most.