See-N-Say

See-N-Say - Reclamation's Suspicious Activity Reporting

You play a critical role in the safety and security of your facility and your fellow employees!

You are the best resource Reclamation has when looking to prevent terrorist or criminal activities from taking place. To enlist your help in preventing these types of activities, Reclamation has started the See-N-Say suspicious activity reporting initiative. This puts you on the security and law enforcement team by providing you with the resources and knowledge needed to recognize and report suspicious activity in and around your facility.

No matter how many security and law enforcement personnel you have at your facility, they cannot be everywhere at all times. You must play an active role in protecting your facility and fellow employees.

The key is knowing what to look for, what to report & how to report it.

Here are some examples of suspicious activities you may observe; however this list is by no means all inclusive. Bottom line, if you see something that looks or feels suspicious, report it!

• Suspicious Person – Person or people who don’t seem to belong in a given area.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Unfamiliar or abandoned vehicles parked in unauthorized or uncommon areas.
• Surveillance – Someone recording or monitoring activities in and around your facility. Monitoring includes videotaping, photographing, note taking, drawing, etc.
• Breach/Attempted Intrusion – Unauthorized personnel attempting to enter restricted area or protected site.
• Test of Security – Attempts to measure reaction time of facility security and law enforcement personnel during breach or penetration of facility secured areas.
• Acquiring of Supplies – Attempts to purchase or steal passes, access badges, ID cards, uniforms, etc.
• Expressed or Implied Threat – Communicating a threat to a person or facility; talking about plans to harm individuals or the facility.
• Misrepresentation – Presenting false/fake insignia, documents, or identification.
• Suspicious Questioning – Anyone attempting to gain information via phone, email, or in person regarding sensitive facility operations.
• Vandalism – Damaging, defacing, or manipulating parts of the facility.
• Weapons Discovery – Discovery of weapons and/or explosives in an area in or around your facility.

See Something, Report It

Reporting is easy! Should you see something suspicious in or around your facility, there are multiple ways to report what you observed:

• In the event of an emergency, dial 911 immediately.
• In the case of a nonemergency, contact 1-888-748-7220 to file a report 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Report any suspicious activity via email at seeNsay@usbr.gov.

You are the best resource Reclamation has when looking to prevent terrorist or criminal activities. Submit reports directly to seeNsay@usbr.gov or by calling 1-888-748-7220.