Terrorist Threat Advisory System High Threat - Orange Level - High Risk Definition: Credible intelligence indicates that there is a high risk of a local terrorist attack but a specific target has not been identified. RESIDENT ACTIONS In addition to all previously mentioned precautions, residents are advised to: Resume normal activities but expect some delays, baggage searches, and restrictions as a result of heightened security at public buildings and facilities. Continue to monitor world and local events as well as local government threat advisories. Report suspicious activities at or near critical facilities to local law enforcement agencies by calling 9-1-1. Inventory and organize emergency supply kits and test emergency plans with family members. Reevaluate meeting location based on threat. Consider taking reasonable personal security precautions. Be alert to your surroundings, avoid placing yourself in a vulnerable situation, and monitor the activities of your children. Maintain close contact with your family and neighbors to ensure their safety and emotional welfare. BUSINESS ACTIONS In addition to all previously mentioned precautions, business owners and managers are advised to: Announce Threat Condition HIGH to all employees and explain expected actions. Place emergency response teams on notice. Activate the business emergency operations center if required. Establish ongoing liaison with local law enforcement and emergency management officials. Monitor world and local events. Pass on credible threat intelligence to key personnel. Ensure appropriate security measures are in place and functioning properly. Instruct employees to report suspicious activities, packages, and people. Search all personal bags, parcels, and require personnel to pass through magnetometer, if available. Inspect intrusion detection systems and lighting, security fencing, and locking systems. Inspect all deliveries and consider accepting shipments only at off-site locations. Remind employees to expect delays and baggage searches. Implement varying security measures (see Attachment I).