At Pawn King, nothing is more important to us than you. Your health and safety during these unprecedented times is among our top concerns.

Local health experts, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, still recommend Hoosiers mask up in public. With a recent uptick in COVID cases in the state, and the appearance of new mutations, keeping our masks on seems like the safest way to move forward for everyone. Until further notice you’ll continue to need a mask or face covering to enter any of Pawn King’s locations.

We hope that we can lift this requirement soon, and will reassess in a few weeks in accordance to CDC recommendations. Like anything that comes into our shops, we want to see it work. The best knowledge that we have says that masks work to help prevent the spread of the virus. We feel that it is our responsibility to our community to make use of that knowledge. We want everyone to feel safe while in our stores.

• Everyone who enters our stores is required to wear a mask or face covering.
• Temperature checks are required for our staff at the beginning of each day.
• We ask that our visitors maintain safe social distancing while in any of our locations.
• We are routinely disinfecting all touch surfaces in our stores, several times daily.
• With our MobilePawn app, customers can make loan and layaway payments without having to leave home.
• We are working towards getting our whole staff vaccinated.
• Masks are now being provided, should you not have one, at no cost. Don’t have a mask? Just ask.

• Get vaccinated! The COVID-19 vaccine is free, and available to anyone age 16 and older. Click here to register or call 211 (866-211-9966) if you do not have access to a computer or need assistance. Walk-in appointments are also accepted at most vaccination sites.
• Mask up! We know everyone is getting tired of them, but stay the coarse. Even if you are fully vaccinated the safest way for everyone is to keep the mask on.
• Take pride that you are wearing a mask in public, maintaining safe social distancing, and trying to be a part of the solution!