1 WMATA BACKUP OCC TPB BRIEFING May 18, 2005 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

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1 WMATA BACKUP OCC TPB BRIEFING May 18, 2005 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

2 The OCC is the Brain and Nervous Center of the Metro System All chemical sensor detection data flows to OCC Without the OCC it’s essentially impossible to maintain rail service Without Metrorail, gridlock would ensue on the region’s roadways Gridlock would severely comprise emergency evacuation plans, Federal COOPs and private sector functions Operations Control Center Keeps the Trains Running

3 Post 9/11 Security Assessments Highlight Backup OCC Need FTA 2002 Assessment WMATA is critical for emergency evacuation in the event of a terrorist attack Redundancy of Operations Control Center (OCC) would eliminate single point of failure, promoting increased service reliability and consequence management DHS 2004 Assessment Quantitative risk-based analysis WMATA and other transit agencies are at risk to terrorist attack OCC rated WMATA’s most critical asset and greatest risk to terrorism WMATA Viewpoint Federal funding decisions should recognize the unique aspects of Metro’s service to the National Capital Region and the federal workforce Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Needs Assessment Final Project Report Volume 2: Summary Results Prepared by: U.S. Department of Homeland Security Office for Domestic Preparedness and Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority OCTOBER 2004 OCTOBER 2004

4 Backup OCC is WMATA’s #1 Security Priority Eliminates most critical/vulnerable single point of failure in operating system Backup OCC reduces the vulnerability of the Metro system and enhances regional emergency preparedness WMATA already has a building in place for the Backup OCC – not a bricks and mortar project Funding –WMATA applied all $6.5 million of FY03/04 DHS Transit Grant funds to project –FY2005 UASI funds WMATA applied for a $6 million UASI grant for the project Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs), States’ Homeland Security Senior Policy Group (SPG) reviewed, did not provide UASI funding at this time May be considered in the future –WMATA requests that TPB review and endorse the Backup OCC project for funding from security sources

5 Requested TPB Action Authorize staff to write a letter for Chairman Mendelson’s signature stating TPB’s endorsement of WMATA’s Backup OCC project as an important regional Homeland Security issue for funding consideration