The USSS has been pretty busy…

I see my friends at the USSS have been pretty busy in NYC thwarting a cyber threat.

Folks-just remember, if you see something, say something.

With all the activities of the UN in NYC, this kind of disruptions would have easily caused some serious issues. Not only politics, but the safety of millions could have been affected.

My neighbor Robin always says that it takes a village. And in this case, if it looks odd, I would encourage you to err on the side of caution.

Reporting live from my faraday cage…

@rusnivek

Painting crosswalks?

If you ever wondered how the city paints the crosswalks in the third largest city in the US, here you go.

In the busy parts of the city, you can’t shut down roads for days, but you can paint really really fast!

Shout out to all the public works pros out there who are trying their hardest to keep up with the 24/7 demands.

Reporting live from the heart of Chicago…

@rusnivek

Robots in the neighborhood

We are starting to see more of these autonomous robots delivering food and items in the neighborhood.

While a cool piece of technology and innovation, I think there are more broad implications that we could capitalize on…esp during a disaster/emergency.

While we can’t rely totally on resources like this, we could take the position to send it and if it does yield any results, that was better than previous.

But the COORDINATION of assets like this will be critical to manage and prioritize esp in a disaster/emergency.

Looking forward to deploying out safety resources like this soon.

Reporting live from the robot filled streets in Chicago…

@rusnivek

TADD – Turn Around, Don’t Drown

While it’s still National Preparedness Month, we want to make sure we remind everyone about the hazards and dangers that occur across the US.

Flooding is the most common hazards in the US. And with data to prove it, the costs associated with a few inches of water in the house can be a catastrophic point for any family.

We want to make sure you are aware of these hazards and make sure you know what to do during a disaster or critical situation…like flooding.

So even in passive signage across campus, these kinds of

Turn Around, Don’t Drown…

Your car is not a boat.

#TADD

Reporting live from building 201…

@rusnivek

TheClub!

When was the last time you saw TheClub in action?!?!?

Maaaaaaan, the last time I saw one of these things inservice was 1991…when I removed the face from my car stereo.

DYK: The Club was recognized as America’s most recommended Anti-theft wheel lock? Hmmmm.

<Maybe because there are not any other wheel locks?>

Reporting live from the retro security department…

@rusnivek