NYPD SHIELD


	Welcome Welcome to the New York City Police Department's latest counter-terrorism program, NYPD SHIELD. SHIELD is an umbrella program for a series of current and future Police Department initiatives that pertain to private sector security and counter terrorism. This is a public-private partnership based on providing best practices, lessons learned, counter-terrorism training opportunities, and information sharing. SHIELD seeks to partner with private sector security managers with the goal of protecting New York City from terrorist attacks. More
News 7 Devices Detonated in India 5/13/2008 11:30:00 AM At least 10 people have been killed and many more wounded after a series of bomb blasts tore through the city of Jaipur in western India. Full story, click BBC, CNN or Reuters. Radicalization in the West: The Homegrown Threat 8/15/2007 11:00:00 AM The aim of this report is to assist policymakers and law enforcement officials, both in Washington and throughout the country, by providing a thorough understanding of the kind of threat we face domestically. Read the full report.	Register Apply for NYPD SHIELD membership online and become a partner in the fight against terrorism. More
Message A message from Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly. "And nothing represents the nation’s financial and commercial strength more than New York and the world-class companies that call it home." More	Consent If you intend to install, either permanently or temporarily, any object or structure (i.e. bollard, security planter, etc.) on, under or over a City street or sidewalk, you must apply for a revocable consent through the New York City Department of Transportation (DOT). More
Nexus Operation Nexus is a nationwide network of businesses and enterprises joined in an effort to prevent another terrorist attack against our citizens. Members are committed to reporting suspicious business encounters that they believe may have possible links to terrorism. More	Preparedness Check out the latest guides, programs and initiatives available to help you prepare for a wide arrange of emergencies. More