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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 12:23:12 -0500
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Mr. Delgrosso,

As per our conversation, attached please find a copy of our application and application letter. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Sgt. Bill Gaeta

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Our Future!
The disaster at the World Trade Center may have caught us off guard, but it did
not catch us unprepared. The bombing of the Twin Towers in 1993 served as a
wake up call to the men and woman who are charged with the security of-the
people and property in Lower Manhattan. In its' aftermath, we gathered together
at Community Council meetings, seminars and conferences to review then
current security and safety and improved on both. Representatives from law
enforcement and security specialists from the private sector gathered together to pool their
knowledge and resources in order to provide a plan for the future. A proactive plan that would
assist us in dealing with a similar attack; one that we all hoped would never happen.

Whenever possible the First Precinct Community Council Financial Area, Inc. acted as a
vehicle to provide its members with information and the wherewithal to improve their security
designs for the future. The success that we achieved can be seen today in the contingency
plans that we initiated after the bombing. Businesses from Lower Manhattan are up and
running in New Jersey and Connecticut because of taking this proactive approach.

None of us could have anticipated the cowardly acts of terror that took place on September
11th. But as security professionals, in our hearts we knew that its' potential was always
present. There has been talk by some of permanently relocating outside of New York City.
Although our off-site contingency planning has worked out well for most of us, we must
remember that our homes are here in Wall Street and Lower Manhattan. To leave and not
return would give the terrorists the satisfaction of knowing that they succeeded in their mission.

We must not let fear overcome us. Nor can we forget those who gave their lives; whether in
their offices, as police officers, fireman and rescue personnel.

Lower Manhattan is and will always be the financial and business center for the world. With
your help, we will rebuild and we will become greater and stronger. Do not abandon her, but
share in her rebirth!

William A. Sharp
Chairman
First Precinct Community Council Financial Area, Inc.
New York, NY

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 A.RP.L.
AREA POLICE/PRIVATE SECURITY LIAISON

Dear Security Director,

The New York City Police Department invites you to join a growing association between public and private law
enforcement personnel, the Area Police/Private Security Liaison program better known as A.P.P.L.

A.P.P.L. was established in 1986 in the midtown area of Manhattan, originally consisted of approximately thirty
(30) member organizations. It has since expanded throughout the city and has a current membership of over
1300 organizations.

The goals of A.P.P.L. are to share information, identify and discuss crime trends and solutions, work together
toward the common goal of protection of persons and assets and create a better working relationship between
law enforcement and private security personnel.

Regular meetings are held between A.P.P.L. members and Division Commanders, Precinct Commanders and
key precinct personnel. Lecturers from other Police Department units, the District Attorney's Office and the
private sector use these meetings as a forum for the exchange of information. Topics are diverse, covering such
areas as terrorism, auto crime and legislation such as the Security Guard Act.

Eligibility for membership in A.P.P.L. is limited to security directors having an

established proprietary or contractual security force within New York City.
For more information on A.P.P.L. contact Sergeant Bill Gaeta, Police Officer John Flaherty or Police Officer
Ken Schneiweis at (212) 614-6724.

Cooperation between the Police Department and the private security industry is essential to the future of our
city. The New York City Police Department welcomes you, and encourages your participation in A.P.P.L. If
you wish to become a member, please complete the attached membership application.

Email your completed application to: APPL@NYPD.ORG or return it via fax to: (212) 614-6743

We look forward to the opportunity to work with you,

Sincerely,
Jessica E. Corey
Lieutenant
Commanding Officer
Crime Prevention/APPL

EMAIL: APPL@NYPD.ORG TELEPHONE: (212) 614-6724 FAX: (212) 614-6743

 Area Police / Private Security Liaison
Application/Information Form

Date: [ Precinct:
Name
First: [ MI: Last:
Business/Organization Name:

Address:

City: J State: Zip:

Your Position/Title: |
Type of Business:
24 Hour Phone #: Phone #: ext:
Fax #: | Cell #: Beeper: Pin:
Email:
Text Messaging Address (if desired):
(ex: 8885551212@skytel.com)

Assistant (Next in Command):

# Non-security employees:
Security Personnel
Total #: | | # Armed: # Peace Officers:

Retired from the NYPD? Yes No

If Yes:
Rank Tax # [ Shield #
Last Command:

Retired from other law enforcement? Yes

If Yes, describe:
No
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Who Are We?

First Precinct Community
Council Financial Area, Inc.
Members
Our membership includes security
professionals and property managers
representing businesses throughout Lower
Manhattan, as well as representatives of the
1st Precinct, Office of the Chief of the
Department, Transit Bureau, Port Authority,
Office of the New York District Attorney and
various other members of law enforcement.

1st PRECINCT COMMUNITY COUNCIL

BOARD MEMBERS

Our Mission?
To "bridge the gap" between the private
security sector and law enforcement by
working together for a common goal.

The First Precinct Community Council

Financial Area, Inc. meets on the second
Thursday of each month at locations
throughout Lower Manhattan.

Our Next Monthly Meeting

New York City Police

Department Values
In partnership with the community, we pledge
to:

- Protect the lives and property of our fellow

citizens and impartially enforce the law

- Fight crime both by preventing it and by

aggressively pursuing violators of the law

- Maintain a higher standard of integrity than is

generally expected of others because so much
is expected of us

- Value human life, respect the dignity of each

individual and render our services with
courtesy and civility

The Precinct Community

Council
Precinct Community Councils are a prime
example of collaborative neighborhood efforts
that are essential to successful
police/community relations. Councils are a
mechanism to encourage cooperation
between the people of each community and
the men and woman in their local police

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'9/16/03 THE 15:54 FAX

The Bridge of cooperation'

Area Police/PrtvateSecurity Liaison

September 8, 2003
9/11 Personal Privacy

Dear Security Director,

On Thursday, September 25,2003, Midtown Precinct North and Midtown Precinct South
will be hosting an A.P.P.L. meeting:

PLACE: MUTUAL OF AMERICA

320 Park Avenue (E. 51 St.)
35"1 Floor

TIME: 10:00 AM-Coffee

10:30 AM - Meeting

SPEAKER: To Be Announced

•Looking forward to your attendance.

•Please bring picture identification and your business card.
1L7-
7(-7 -
Inspector Steven M. Ang<
Commanding Officer

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS OFFICE MIDTOWN PRECINCT NORTH CRIME PREVENTION OFFICE

Del. SICVCQ Ciaco, P.O. Bill Doaohuc,
' P.O.Dimnc O'Connor 306 WEST 54 STREET
(Z12) 767 - 8447 NEW YORK, NY 10019