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Procedures for Badging Foreign National Visits:
- Please contact Susan Dekom 650-604-3759.br>
- They must bring their Passports or Green Cards.
- Also Visit the Ames Protective services web-site at http://pso.arc.nasa.gov
- Visitor badges for US citizens are not required for the MTCC, Foreign National paper work is still required.
Center Security Update:
Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 20:18:58 -0800 To: (Recipient list suppressed)
From: 32x41272851wm28@mail.arc.nasa.gov
Reply-To: 32x41272851wm28@mail.arc.nasa.gov
Subject: Protective Services Office Web Sites
TO: Resident Staff
FROM: Robert Dolci, Chief, Protective Services Office
SUBJECT: Protective Services Office Web Sites
Finally, the information you've been looking for!
The Protective Services Office (Code JP) is pleased to announce the launch of two brand new Web sites!
- For the general public, we have prepared a Web site with basic information about our services: http://pso.arc.nasa.gov.
- Ames resident staff will find comprehensive information on security services, emergency services, export compliance, and counterintelligence on the Ames-only site: http://jp.arc.nasa.gov.
Please visit these sites and see what they have to offer. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions for improvements, please contact the curator, Robin Gilstrom, (mailto:rgilstrom@mail.arc.nasa.gov).
Date: 20 Feb 02 20:01 -0800
Subject: Use of Web Based ARC 127 Visit Request Form
Comments: RESIDENT STAFF MEMO - Electronic Distribution
TO: Resident Staff
FROM: Thomas R Edel, Acting Chief, Protective Services Office
SUBJECT: Use of Web Based ARC 127 Visit Request Form
Effective immediately, Branch Chief signature approval is no longer required on Visit Requests (except for foreign national requests). Please resume using the web based ARC 127 Visit Request Form http://arcapps.arc.nasa.gov/
For assistance, contact the Help Desk at 650-604-2000.
If you would like to respond to this memo electronically, you may do so by double-clicking the following: mailto:dcetera@mail.arc.nasa.gov.
TO: Resident Staff
FROM: Clinton G. Herbert, Chief, Protective Services Office
SUBJECT: New Center Access Control Procedures
Effective 12:01 a.m., Monday, February 4, 2002, NASA Ames Research
Center (ARC) Access Control Policy and Procedures will be realigned
to meet Center and NASA Research Park (NRP) security needs.
On February 4, these new access policies and procedures will consist of new fence-line, gates, traffic flow patterns, and implementation of other processes and procedures necessary to accomplish the transition.
To ensure that personnel are made aware of the transition time-line and impacts, this office is distributing a brochure and a letter to all Center personnel. Distribution of this information by mail will will be completed by Friday. Both the brochure and letter serve as a notification of pending activity and as a "map" to orient you to the specific features of the new Center security configuration.
Some items are not yet completed, so where necessary, temporary compensatory measures will be put in-place. This will not impact the overall transition schedule.
All personnel are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new gate locations, hours of operation, access procedures, new traffic flow patterns etc., contained in the aforementioned brochure and letter.
We realize there may be some minor problems during the transition. We are committed to mitigating any issues that could result as we implement these new security procedures. We ask that you work with us during this time.
If you would like to respond to this memo electronically, you may do so by double clicking on the following:
mailto:cherbert@mail.arc.nasa.gov
Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2003 20:30:17 -0700
Subject: Installation Force Protection Condition (FPC) Status Change
TO: Resident Staff
FROM: Robert J. Dolci, Chief, Protective Services Office
SUBJECT: Installation Force Protection Condition (FPC) Status Change
The Office of Homeland Security has lowered the national threat level from ORANGE to YELLOW. In turn, NASA Headquarters (Code X) has authorized the field centers to lower the Force Protection Condition from CHARLIE (Modified) to BRAVO (Modified). Therefore, on or about Monday, April 21, 2003, Ames Research Center will return to FPC BRAVO (Modified).
Under FPC BRAVO (Modified), you will see the Center's security posture return to those access measures that were in effect prior to the start of the military conflict with Iraq. In summary, those measures are as follows:
- Arnold Avenue and the Arnold Avenue Gate will reopen (24 hrs/7 days).
- The temporary entry point at Gate 18 will close.
- The Ellis Street Gate will continue to operate Monday-Friday 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
- The Mark Avenue Gate will continue to operate Monday-Friday 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
- The South Macon Road Gate will continue to operate 24 hrs/7days.
- Gate 17 will continue to operate Monday-Friday 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
- Random Vehicle Inspections will be performed at each perimeter entry point (i.e., Gate 17, Main Gate and Ellis Street Gate).
I wish to thank the Ames employees for their understanding and cooperation during the successful activation of FPC CHARLIE. Although the Nation and Center have reduced the threat/protection level, please be reminded that Homeland Security level YELLOW (still) equates to a "significant risk of terrorist attacks." Employees are encouraged to immediately report any suspicious activities to the Ames Emergency Dispatch Office at 9-1-1 or at (650) 604-5555 when calling from a cell phone.
As always, please feel free to contact the Protective Services Office at 4-5139 with any security or law enforcement related questions that you may have.
If you would like to respond to this memo electronically, you may do so by double clicking on the following: mailto:Thomas.R.Edel@nasa.gov
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