MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Fort Riley will soon offer more access to civilians. Civilians will be allowed for pre-approved access to Fort Riley’s Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation program facilities.

Programs Director, Tod Scalf, announced on Wednesday at the Manhattan Military Relations luncheon, a new program called the MWR card.

The MWR card will allow approved civilians access to seven MWR facilities including the Outdoor Adventure Park, Automotive skills center, personal firearms range, SpareTime Entertainment, Museum, Equipment Checkout Center, and special events.

Starting September 20, 2021, civilians interested in getting the MWR card can start the application process.

By WIBW TVMANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Fort Riley will soon offer more access to civilians. Civilians will be allowed for pre-approved access to Fort Riley’s Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation program facilities.Programs Director, Tod Scalf, announced on Wednesday at the Manhattan Military Relations luncheon, a new program called the MWR card.The MWR card will allow approved civilians access to seven MWR facilities including the Outdoor Adventure Park, Automotive skills center, personal firearms range, SpareTime Entertainment, Museum, Equipment Checkout Center, and special events.Starting September 20, 2021, civilians interested in getting the MWR card can start the application process.

Civilians will be able to use select Fort Riley Post facilities