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<br />Comnnmitv ReSDonse to the Threat ofTerrurism - A Public Entitv Risk institute SvmTJosium <br /> <br />Do you have employees or outside consultants with the foreign language capabilities <br />you might need? Do you know what foreign language capabilities your employees have? <br />Have you idenlified university language teachers who mighl be available to help with <br />translations? <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Your plans should also include educaling citizens aboul the potential threats and <br />alerting them to suspicious things to be on Ihe lookout for, <br /> <br />Do you have adequate security at your goverrunent buildings and other vulnerable <br />facilitics, (Richard Evans covers this in his presentation,) <br /> <br />Do you have a bomb-sniffing dog, an armored personnel carrier and a robot to <br />facilitate safely approaching barricades? <br /> <br />If you don'l have Ihese things you should know where you can borrow them, <br /> <br />Have you considered giving inoculalions for anthrax and other biological agents to <br />personnel who might be placed at risk? (Dr. Vauglm Wagner covers biochemicallhreals in <br />his presentalion.) <br /> <br />Are your personnel alert for a possible links between terrorism and collateral crimes <br />such as robberies, vehicle and explosives thefts, etc? Terrorist groups often commit robberies, <br />or engage in drug trafficking and other crimes to finance their operalions. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />What policies should govern a hostage-barricade situation? <br /> <br />What is your policy on the use of deadly force? While you may have an on-going <br />policy on this, circumstances in a specific terrorist incident might require it to be modified, <br /> <br />Elected officials should make sure they appropriate sufficient resources for their <br />operational people to be adequately prepared. <br /> <br />In addition to up-to-date mutual aid agreements with neighboring jurisdictions, local <br />goverrunenls should negotiate Memoranda of Agreement with military bases in the area, <br /> <br />Ensuring Continued Government Operations <br /> <br />Make sure your provisions for succession of power are adequately addressed and thai <br />the goverrunent's essential records are safeguarded -- lax and land records and other <br />documents -- which the goverrunent needs to continue operaling. There should, of course, be <br />back-up computer files for these essential records, <br /> <br />Ensure that provisions are made to delegate to appropriate officials the authority they <br />need to carry out their duties. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />introduction and Overview <br />
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