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 United States Secret Service 
 
 Uniformed Division 
 
 Foreign Missions Branch 
 
 department of the treasury 
 united states secret service 
 
The Organization And Its Mission 
 
 Every member of the United 
 States Secret Service Uniformed 
 Division is vitally interested in 
 protecting you and your 
 property. This pamphlet has 
 been prepared to help you better 
 understand our organization so 
 that we may v^^ork together 
 toward our common goal--the 
 security of the diplomatic 
 missions. 
 
 The Secret Service Uniformed 
 Division is divided into three 
 branches: Administration and 
 Program Support Branch, White 
 House Branch, and Foreign 
 Missions Branch. The White 
 House Branch provides protection for the White House Complex, 
 other Presidential offices, and assists in the protection of the 
 President and members of the immediate family. The Foreign 
 Missions Branch provides protection for the diplomatic community, 
 the Vice President's residence, and assists in the protection of the 
 Vice President and the immediate family. Officers of the 
 Uniformed Division carry out their protective responsibilities 
 through a network of foot patrols, vehicular patrols, and special 
 support programs. 
 
Emergency Response Plan 
 
 In the event of an emergency at 
 a diplomatic location in the 
 Washington D.C., metropolitan 
 area, a coordinated multi-agency 
 response will be implemented. 
 Members of the United States 
 Secret Service, the Federal 
 Bureau of Investigation, and the 
 Metropolitan Police Department 
 are trained to execute a 
 coordinated plan for crisis 
 management. Each diplomatic 
 location has been surveyed and 
 a planned response prepared. 
 
 The primary objectives of the 
 emergency response plans are 
 threefold: 
 
 1. The protection of diplomatic personnel and the 
 their facilities. 
 
 2. The prevention of serious injury or loss of life to uniformed 
 personnel. 
 
 3. To ensure a quick and coordinated multi-agency response to 
 contain and stabilize the affected area. 
 
 The Secret Service Uniformed Division believes it is important to 
 work with the diplomatic community to minimize the risk to you 
 and your family and to prevent criminal acts from taking place. 
 You can obtain further information by arranging a "Premise 
 Security Survey" by the Metropolitan Police Department 
 Community Service Unit. Contact the Foreign Missions Branch at 
 566-2656 for information on how to arrange an appointment. 
 
 By working together we can devise suitable techniques for 
 handling any given emergency situation. 
 
 Together~we can achieve a safe 
 and your facilities. 
 
who Are Secret Service Uniformed Division 
 Officers? 
 
 They are trustworthy men and 
 women who are highly 
 motivated and trained. They 
 have security clearances and 
 maintain the highest standards 
 of health, physical fitness, and 
 job related skills. 
 
 As Federal police officers, they 
 
 receive intensive on-going 
 
 training in police procedures; 
 
 police-community relations-, 
 
 criminal law; first aid; and 
 
 physical defense techniques. 
 
 They also receive training and 
 
 instruction in the areas of 
 
 diplomatic immunity, 
 
 international treaties, and international diplomatic protocol. They are 
 
 frequently briefed on current world events that may affect their 
 
 protective mission. 
 
 U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division officers of the Foreign 
 Missions Branch take great pride in the fact that they have the 
 responsibility of providing protection and assistance to the foreign 
 diplomatic community. Each officer strives to provide a secure 
 environment in which representatives of foreign governments can 
 
 safely transact their 
 daily business affairs, 
 
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 safe environment for 
 the representative's 
 family. 
 
Requests For Assistance 
 
 Requests by the diplomatic community for assistance will be 
 provided in the following manner: 
 
 For Emergencies, Call: 566-8434 
 
 Emergency assistance will be provided by Uniformed Division 
 personnel within minutes of notification. 
 
 Non-Emergency Assistance will be provided by Uniformed Division 
 personnel in a quick, safe, and efficient manner. Phone 566-2656 or 
 395-4390, business hours only. 
 
 Additional protective coverage is provided as follows: 
 
 1. Fixed post and traffic control assistance can be provided for 
 official diplomatic functions, such as dinners, receptions, luncheons, 
 etc. Request assistance through the Protective Liaison Division of the 
 Department of State. Phone: 673-3881. 
 
 2. The Uniformed Division Canine Explosives Detection teams will 
 respond to bomb threats, suspicious packages, suspicious letters, or 
 other situations where the teams' explosives and intruder detection 
 training are needed. Phone 566-8434. 
 
 3. Special agent personnel of the U.S. Secret Service, in conjunction 
 with Uniformed Division personnel, provide protection for official 
 heads of state visiting the United States. Additional information 
 regarding the U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division and its role in 
 providing protection and assistance to the foreign diplomatic 
 community can be obtained by calling the Foreign Missions Branch, 
 Deputy Chief's office at 566-2656. 
 
UDIVERSITY OF FtORlDA 
 
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 Secret Service Uniformea uivisiuu 
 Telephone Numbers: 
 
 For Non-Emergencies Call: 
 
 Foreign Missions Liaison: 395-4390 (business hours only) 
 
 or 
 
 Deputy Chief of Foreign Missions Branch: 566-2656 
 (Monday thru Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.) 
 
 For Emergencies Call: 566-8434 (24 hours a day)