BNL info --- SECURITY ALERT CONTINUES AT SLIGHTLY REDUCED LEVEL

From: Flemming Videbaek (videbaek@sgs1.hirg.bnl.goV)
Date: Wed Sep 19 2001 - 16:04:48 EDT

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    Flemming Videbaek
    Physics Department
    Brookhaven National Laboratory
    
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    From: "BNL Media & Communications" <pubaf@bnl.gov>
    To: "BNL Labwide Broadcasts" <broadcast-l@bnl.gov>
    Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 3:52 PM
    Subject: SECURITY ALERT CONTINUES AT SLIGHTLY REDUCED LEVEL
    
    
    > PLEASE NOTE: This message is being sent to all employees on behalf of 
    > Russel Reaver, Safeguards & Security Division Manager. Please share 
    > it with those in your work area who do not receive e-mail. Report any 
    > suspicious activity, vehicles, packages, etc. immediately to the BNL 
    > Police, Ext. 2222 or 911.
    > ***
    > 
    > SECURITY ALERT CONTINUES AT SLIGHTLY REDUCED LEVEL
    > 
    > The U.S. Department of Energy today directed a transition from 
    > Security Condition (SECON) 2 to SECON 3 with modifications.  The 
    > reduction in posture is slight, and the Laboratory population in 
    > general will not see any visible change. The modifications require us 
    > to maintain the ID and vehicle screening at the gate and to continue 
    > measures to thwart vehicle bombing attempts.  Some activities 
    > involving our security forces are being modified.  The reduction is 
    > designed to make the alert sustainable for weeks without causing 
    > undue hardship, adversely affecting operations, or aggravating 
    > relations with the local community.
    > 
    > There is still the national threat of terrorists using a truck or car 
    > bomb against unspecified targets.  Intelligence indicates terrorists 
    > may also attempt to use a stolen emergency vehicle, such as a fire 
    > truck or ambulance, to carry a bomb.  In addition, three DOE 
    > identification cards have been stolen from the Savannah River Site. 
    > Our security forces are on alert for them.
    > 
    > Two reminders:  Wearing your issued badge is mandatory, including 
    > while you are out exercising.  If wearing the badge is impractical 
    > during sports, you must keep it readily available.  Also, people who 
    > have been issued paper temporary badges must still show photo 
    > identification to enter the site.
    > 
    > Again, many thanks for your cooperation.
    > 
    > -  Russel Reaver
    > Manager, Safeguards & Security Division
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