NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
JAN-04-1999 04:33 P.06
3. Red Zone Security Policy LExempt Agencies)
As per the Director of the Mayor's Office of Emergency
Management: The following agencies
will be allowed into the Red Zone with only their agency
ID and a secondary piece of
identification OR their agency badges and their picture agency ID.
All other personnel on
official business will need a Mayor's Office of Emergency
Management Blue Pass, the Inner
Zone Tan Pass, or the WTC 2001 picture credential with
the Red Z. If the Z is punched out,
authorization into the Red Zone has been revoked.
Exempt Agencies
Note: Additions anddeletions may have been made!
.City of New York
Federal
'OEM
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
'FDNY (They will be wearing an additional
Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms
plastic, colored ID band, & not required any U.S. Secret Service
additional ID). „FBI
NYPD
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
FDNY-EMS US Coast Guard
Department of Sanitation US EPA
Department of Transportation
US Customs
Department of Investigation
'United State Postal Services Investigators
Department of Environmental Protection
Federal Reserve Bank Police
Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
-New York City Sheriff
Private
Department of Probation
American Red Cross
Department of Design and Construction
Salvation Army
AT&T/Wireless (plus contractors with agency.
State
ID)
State Emergency Management Office
-'ConEd (plus contractors with agency ID)
(SEMO)
Verizon (plus contractors with Vetizon ID,
`New York State Police
including Empire City Subways)
"NYS DEC Police
*Denotes Escort Authority so agency
*Port Authority
personnel may freely escort those without
*MTA Police Department credentials Into the Red Zone.
MTA-New York City Transit
New York State EMS Ambulances
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