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DEFENSE PROTECTI VE SERVI CERESPONSIBILITIESS E P T E M B E R 11, 2001A n Overv iew

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DPS ORGANIZATIONAL LAYOUTDOD FIELD ACTIVITY

WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS SERVICES

REAL ESTATE & FACILITIES DIRECTORATE

DEFENSE PROTECTIVE SERVICEEstabl ished: 01 OCTOBER 1987

DPS Author ized StrengthAs of September 11 ,2001 :25 8 Police Officers

72 Civ i l ians11 Military

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DPS FUNCTIONAL LAYOUTDEFENSE PROTECTIVE SERVICE

BUDGET & CONTRACTS

OPERATIONAL SERVICESAccess Contro l

- Patrol- Protect ive Services Unit

K-9 Bo mb DogEm ergency Services Team

- Training- Delivery Screening- Communications

INVESTIGATIONSPARKING CONTROLSECURITY SERVICES

- Pass Off icePhysical SecurityInformation Security

- Industrial Securi tyTechnical Securi ty

> - Alarm Monitoring- Force Protection

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Communicat ions Center> Communicat ionso Radio Dispatcho Police Mutual A id R adio S ystem (PMARS)o W ashington A rea W arning System (WAWS)o Call Center: 703 -697 -5555o Communicat ions to employees via PA & CENSo Group Aler t System

> Ala rm Moni tor ing andC C T Vo Secur i tyo Fireo Monitor and R ecord Cameras

> Recordso Police Reports

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Communicat ions Center (cont.)> Operat ion s C ell

o Police w atch com m andero C B R N representat iveo M P liaison and controlo Sh ift inform ation exch an ge

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PLANNING M E A S U R E S IN PLACE

> E vacu at ion Planning Guide> S ecur ity Im provem ents fo r Pentagon> M arked S ta i rw el ls> E v a c u a t i o n Drills> Publ ic A d d r e s s S y s t e m> Emergency Procedures Handbook> O pera ting P rocedu res with Arl ington County a n d Medical Cl inic> Tra in ing Exerc ises for DPS Personne l

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S E P T E M B E R 11, 2001: Right before the attack

> Fo rce Protect ion Condition (FPCON) : N O R M A L> After f irst W orld T rade C enter tow er h it:

o F PC O N A LP H Ao A lerted officials of increased secu rity m easures

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S E P T E M B E R 11, 2001: After attack on the PentagonDPS R E S P O N S E> D P S Communicat ions Center

o Dispatched off icers to sceneo C ontacted Ar lington C ounty F i re /EM S v ia hotlineo Alerted bui lding employees via PA Systemo C ontacted M edical Clinico R equ ested helicopter suppor t v ia W A W So C oordinat ion w ith Pentagon Facili ty s taffo Recalled all officers to duty

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S E P T E M B E R 11, 2001: A fte r attack on the PentagonD PS R E S P O N S E (cont.)> Police Officers

o R escued emp loyees (11 officers received valor aw ards)o S ecured attack siteo Directed emergency vehicles to attack siteo Secured D oD leadershipo Maintained Pentagon security

> D P S Supervisorso Initial Command and Control0 Liaison with: FBI; Ar l i ng ton Fire, EMS, Pol ice; Virginia State Pol iceo Briefed senior D oD Leadership

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S E P T E M B E R 11, 2001: After at tack on the PentagonD PS R E S P ON S E (con t.)> S ecu r ity S erv iceso R escued emp loyees

o Recovery /Sa feguard ingof classi f ied mater ialo 300 safes and classi f ied paperso C lass i fied com puterso 24/7 ope rat ion

o E valuate ope rationa l s ta tus of electronic sec ur ity /C C T V system so AT Team establ ished counter survei l lance andthrea t m ana gem ent coord inat ion

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SEPTEMBER 11, 2001: After attack on the PentagonCommand and Control Response (DPS, Arlington Fire, FBI)> Implemented Incident Command System (ICS)

o Arlington C ounty Fire Chief was initial Incident Commandero Unified Com m and Team (ACFD, ACP D, DoD, FBI, FEMA)

> Established Joint Operations Centero Located at Fort Myers recreation centero Staffed by multiple organizationso Policy and Interagency Coordination

> Cooperative Efforto Key element was previous working relationships

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CLASSIFIED MATERIAL

> Information Security A dv isor to OS D> Building-Wide Role> 911 Emergency

o Assum ed ro le to recover materialso Established team with 24/7 operationo Secured, sorted, distributed and destroyed

> Post 911o Recovery P lano Equipmento Coordinated with DoD Components

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Arlington County After-Action Report> 18 Recommendations> 15 Completed> 1 Agree w ith concept, but not frequency> 2 Disagree

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OBSERVATION FROM AN OUTSIDE AGENCY

Arlington County After-Action Report (Annex C , pg C-38)"The duties performed in the aftermath of the terroristattack on the Pentagon included m any tha t were wel loutside the D PS charter. Acting in defense of the facility itis sworn to protect, DPS officers did whatever w as requiredwithout question. N o job w as too demeaning or outside aDPS off icer 's scope of resp onsibility. Like other Pentagonresponse force organiza tions, the DP S step ped up to thechallenge of the m om ent and perform ed adm irably."

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RATIONALE FOR PFPA> To m eet D oD's Force Protect ion Standards

o Threat managem ento Anti-Terrorism trainingo Vulnerability assessments

> Chemical/Biological/Radiological Protectiono Monitoring programo Response teamo Training

> Suff ic ient Manpower For Day-To-Day Demands & Emergencieso Functional requirements increased before 9/11o Major security posts increased after 9/11o Personnel to respond to m ajor em ergencieso Inst i tut ional permanent workforce dedicated to force protect ion

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RATIONALE FO R PFPA (cont.)> Single DoD Organizational Entity

o High Visibility within DoDo Report to Senior DoD Officialso Properly Resourced

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