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Public Works-Engineering
Low
Low Risk of Terrorist Attacks
- Identify required equipment; identify resources available through augmentation.
- Review and update public works and engineering annexes and SOPs.
- Refine and exercise pre-planned Protective Measures.
- Regularly assess vulnerabilities of public works infrastructure.
- Recommend and take mitigation and security measures for the public works infrastructure.
- Submit PEIRS Report information to 911 Center.
Guarded
General Risk of Terrorist Attacks
Take all actions from previous levels, plus:
- Update required equipment; update resources available through augmentation.
- Submit PEIRS Report information to 911 Center.
Elevated
Significant Risk of Terrorist Attacks
Take all actions from previous levels, plus:
- Alert key personnel of possible emergency duty.
- Review assignments and recall list with all personnel.
- Check readiness of all equipment, supplies, and facilities.
- Increase surveillance of critical locations.
- Correct deficiencies in equipment and/or facilities.
- Provide PEIRS Report information to the 911 center.
High
High Risk of Terrorist Attacks
Take all actions from previous levels, plus:
- Alert personnel of possible emergency duty.
- Coordinate security efforts with state police/ federal LEAs.
- Restrict access to critical public works and engineering facilities to essential personnel only.
- Place off-duty personnel on stand-by.
- Alert auxiliary personnel.
- Review mutual aid agreements with other public works agencies.
- Submit PEIRS Report information to the 911 center.
Severe
Severe Risk of Terrorist Attacks Take all actions from previous levels, plus:
- Recall and mobilize emergency work crews.
- Maintain 24 hour operations.
- Monitor, redirect, or constrain public works and engineering assets, as appropriate.
- Be prepared to handle emergency public works and engineering requests.
- Submit PEIRS Report information to the 911 center.