What's your site?

[JSam21]

The area in yellow is what we currently patrol, HCMC. The area in red is a proposed site for a new building. The big white thing at top center is the HHH Metro Dome.

Oh I bet that is a female dog durring football and baseball season.

[tacscuba]

beach community

[Mr. Chaple]

Coal fired coal fired power plant. Actually I believe it is the largest coal fired in the country. I know it was the eight largest power plant of any type in the country at the time I was there.

[EMTGuard]

Waste Treatment????

[Mr. Chaple]

The first site I worked as a contract security guard.

[sgtnewby]

The area in yellow is what we currently patrol, HCMC. The area in red is a proposed site for a new building. The big white thing at top center is the HHH Metro Dome.

[EMTGuard]

Yep, it's pretty big but if things work out I may be looking at something bigger in the near future.
OK, Anyone else have any cool site photos?

[ericjones80]

JSam and EMT...you guys definitely have a good hunk of land to look after

[EMTGuard]

Large steel mill on the mississippi river west of new orleans-

[Lawson]

[JSam21]

It really is a small city. We have somewhere around 110 officers in our department on 3 shifts. Durring the day there can be upwards of 30000 people on campus. There are two other departments that patrol the property within the properity too. Washington University Protective Services, and St. Louis Children's Hospital Department of Public Safety. SLCH only does their building while we provide their moble and shuttle suport.

[Justice_Hound]

This is the 2,500 acre park that I used to patrol as a ranger. The area in yellow is only a part of a 70,000 acre facility managed by the municipality and the federal government. After this, working retail loss prevention kinda drags . Well, someday I will get back out into the fresh air.

Justice_Hound

[The Hussard]

JSam21 you patrolling a small city lol Man this is a big site how many S/O you got there

[Jedi]

This is not completely accurate, as there has been a great deal of demolition and construction work.

Four level 3 buildings (including the one you can't see), two with shared occupancy, and one level 5.

http://archrecord.construction.com/resources/conteduc/archives/research/3_98_1.asp

Sorry for the edit; I always forget about the 'people down the hall'.