Earlier
this week, our security guard encountered a trespasser on the site and
handled the situation according to our established operational security
procedures. Glenbrook Road is an active construction/remediation site.
Unauthorized visitors are not allowed at the site because it violates
our safety and security protocols. The most prevalent safety concerns
are trips, slips, and falls. We brief our site crews and visitors on the
key safety issues at the site on a daily basis.
Additionally, security is another key component of our protocols for the site. We do have armed Special Police Officers at the site during all non-working times to provide security. We have taken all necessary steps to conduct operations in a safe manner and to protect the public at all times, which means no authorized visitors are allowed on the site. This requirement is meant to protect not only the public, but also our site workers.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Two saw horses — 20 feet apart — are the only public warning on the site perimeter that the area is restricted in any way. These so-called "barriers" (next to blue arrow below) are located on the right-hand, eastern edge of the Army Corps' restricted area. There are no signs indicating that the area just outside the lower level exit of Watkins Building (orange arrow on right) has been restricted by the Army Corps. Nor are there any signs indicating that it has been restricted in any way, if you approach the army trailers from the athletic fields to the north (other orange arrow).
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