he agencies listed are all involved in the global war on terrorism
and work to improve the our nation's security and enhance our
safety. Many of these agencies have brochures and information
on their web sites that are intended for citizen use and education.
Visitors concerned about the risk of terrorist attacks and what
they can do to protect themselves and their families are urged
to explore these web sites.
U.S. Department of Homeland
Security:
Home page of the United Stated Department of Homeland Security.
http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/
Also published the web site ready.gov; a web resource
designed to assist Americans with their emergency preparedness
efforts. http://www.ready.gov/
U.S. Office of the White
House
Home page of the White House Department of Homeland Security.
Offers information on how the federal government would respond
to a national emergency. http://www.whitehouse.gov/homeland/
Pennsylvania Homeland
Security:
Home page of the Pennsylvania Department of Homeland security.
Check Pennsylvania and national threat levels and link to
additional information of interest to Pennsylvania residents. http://www.homelandsecurity.state.pa.us/homelandsecurity/
Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI):
Home page of the FBI with links to field offices, wanted
terrorists and other related data. http://www.fbi.gov/
United States Department of State
:
Home page to the department of State with links to travel
warnings and various terrorism reports, most notably a
"Pattern
of Global Terrorism" report. http://www.state.gov/
Information
listed here is believed to be current at the time of publication.
However, some of the material presented here may have expired
since it was posted. Persons should contact a Philadelphia Police
representative whenever relying on dated material or information
that is subject to change.
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he agencies listed are all involved in the global war on terrorism
and work to improve the our nation's security and enhance our
safety. Many of these agencies have brochures and information
on their web sites that are intended for citizen use and education.
Visitors concerned about the risk of terrorist attacks and what
they can do to protect themselves and their families are urged
to explore these web sites. 
