JASON DICE is the Vice President of CSI (Community Security Initiative) of the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles. (Raised on a ranch near Fresno, he served in the Marines for 21 years, then worked for 7 years as an agent for NCIS = Naval Criminal Investigative Service. He also served on the federal Joint Terrorism Task Force, housed at the Pentagon. He has worked at the Federation for the past 8 years.)
During our community forum on enhancing security along our Main Street frontage, Jason spoke about what CSI does. He also addressed three questions of particular interest to us. Below the jump, I will share his answers.…
How should we evaluate the design choices that we are facing?
Response (1 min., 4 sec.)
SUMMARY: You all need to have a conversation with each other and decide on your identity as a congregation. What is important to you? What risks will you accept — and not accept?
Why doesn’t the Federation recommend or require a particular design approach?
Response (35 sec.)
SUMMARY: The local situation of every Jewish institution is a bit different, and their values differ, as well. We want what best fits you.
How high would a perimeter fence need to be?
Response (31 sec.)
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