Where should information regarding a Bomb Threat be recorded?

The most appropriate place to record information regarding a Bomb Threat is on the DHS Bomb Threat Information Card. This card is specifically designed for the purpose of collecting and documenting essential details related to bomb threats, such as the caller's information, specific threats made, and other pertinent information that could assist law enforcement or security personnel in their response.

Using this designated card ensures that all relevant information is captured systematically and that the data can be easily reviewed by the appropriate authorities. Additionally, it aligns with standard procedures for reporting such incidents, which may be outlined by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) or your internal protocols.

Recording information on the FPS Incident Report Form or in the Post Duty Book may not provide the specific structure or guidance that the DHS Bomb Threat Information Card offers. While these other forms may serve their unique purposes in documenting incidents or daily activities, they are not tailored for bomb threat situations, which require precise and thorough documentation for effective response and investigation.