If you are unsure if an incident should be reported, your immediate action should be to contact whom?

In situations where there is uncertainty regarding whether an incident should be reported, the most appropriate course of action is to contact your immediate supervisor. This choice is correct because supervisors are typically responsible for decision-making processes in the organization and possess the experience and authority to assess incidents and determine the necessary reporting protocols. They can provide guidance based on established procedures and help ensure that any incidents are handled properly and in accordance with organizational policy.

The other individuals mentioned, while important to the organization, are not as appropriate in this context. For example, contacting another PSO on duty may not yield a definitive answer or could complicate communications. Reaching out to the FPS Area Commander is generally reserved for more significant incidents that require higher-level oversight, rather than initial uncertain situations. Similarly, the GSA Property Manager may not be involved in the immediate reporting of incidents and could lack the specific knowledge needed to address such uncertainties. Therefore, the immediate supervisor is the best option to address concerns about reporting an incident.