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Homeland Security - Guarded Condition (Blue)

This condition is declared when there is a general risk of terrorist attacks. In addition to the measures taken in the previous threat condition, federal departments and agencies will consider the following protective measures:

  • Check communications with designated emergency response or command locations
  • Review and update emergency response procedures
  • Provide the public with any information that would strengthen its ability to act appropriately

Members of the public, in addition to the actions taken for the previous threat condition. can:

  • Update their disaster supply kit
  • Review their household disaster plan
  • Hold a household meeting to discuss what members would do and how they would communicate in the event of an incident
  • Develop a more detailed household communication plan
  • Apartment residents should discuss with building managers steps to be taken during an emergency
  • People with special needs should discuss their emergency plans with friends, family or employers

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