Terrorist Threat Advisory System Severe Threat - Red Level - Imminent Risk Definition: A terrorist attack has occurred or credible and corroborated intelligence indicates that one is imminent. Normally, this threat condition is declared for a specific location or critical facility. RESIDENT ACTIONS In addition to all previously mentioned precautions, residents are advised to: Report suspicious activities and call 9-1-1 for immediate response. Expect delays, searches of purses and bags, and restricted access to public buildings. Expect traffic delays and restrictions. Residents should have their emergency "GO KITS" stocked and in place ready to go (medicines and medical supplies, glasses, contacts, important legal and financial papers) and emergency supplies kits (first aid kits, duct tape, blankets, non-perishable food, water) for sheltering in place, if requested to do so. Take personal security precautions to avoid becoming a victim of crime or terrorist attack. Avoid participating in crowded optional public gatherings, such as sporting events and concerts. However, do not avoid going to public emergency gathering locations such as hospitals and shelters, if directed or necessary. These locations will have developed and initiated a strong security plan to protect the residents. Do not travel into areas affected by the attack or that are likely to become an expected terrorist target. Keep emergency supplies accessible and automobile fuel tank full. Be prepared to either evacuate your home or shelter-in-place on order of local authorities. Be suspicious of persons taking photographs of critical facilities, asking detailed questions about physical security or dressed inappropriately for weather conditions. Report these incidents immediately to law enforcement. Closely monitor news reports and Emergency Alert System (EAS) radio/TV stations. Assist neighbors who may need help. Ensure that pets can be readied quickly for boarding or evacuation, if necessary. Avoid passing unsubstantiated information and rumors. Prepare to activate your personal Family Emergency Plan. Page 1 of 2      1  2