Weekly Progress Report Email

Greetings Director Evangelion,

Since the conversation that we had previously I had been doing my best to re-organize the security branch, however due to low staff number (//server pop + lag issues) I haven't been able to do much. However I expect this to normal out this weekend so it'll be good to continue. I'll give a brief summary of events that occurred during the week however.

• The SCP-427 test occurred, resulting in a major loss of personnel in the Security Dept. However with transfers from Area-24 and Site-19 we've gone back to our usual numbers, if not slightly moreso.
  

• Recent SOC changes have taken place, all former ASAC branch leads are now official SAC and have additional responsibilities. Former Containment Agent Silverstone was also moved to SPA. I expect this to fill a gap in command whenever I was not present at a situation.
  

• More Containment Agents have been recruited. Already there has been a noticeable decrease in breaches and staff casualties during breaches.
  

• Armories have been refurbished with more equipment, particularly the one in EZ and the SOC armory. This includes brand new sniping systems in my office. This should increase our long range capabilities against GOIs.
  

• We have vehicles again. Until we don't, then I'll need to get more from logistics. However I'll be contacting Engineers to set up a project to construct a garage in Castle.
  

• SCP-427 was retrieved without casualties, as you know. I will not comment further.
  

• GRU-P has been exterminated from surface zone for the time being. This will clear the Research Dept to do more testing in regards to UA-003 "Portal in the Lake".
  

• Apart from the SCP-427 test, no other tests this week have resulted in any incident, just as we like it.
  

• My office no longer has a love bed inside of it.
  

• Several anomalous pill bottles were recovered from UA-004 "The Salesman" with only one staff casualty.
  

• D-Class breaches are substantially down after introducing a security initiative into D-Block. D-Class in general have been substantially more passive and compliant.
  

• Defenses have been constructed in R-Wing for defense of any Research personnel and to be used in case of emergency during testing. Should go nicely with the new "vault" project being initiated.
  

• Unnecessary casualties involving D-Class have gone down overall. Still issues with personnel not treating them well. This however should be resolved soon enough.
  

• Investigations has been renamed to Provost, though I had no involvement. As well a new detective was recruited. Expected to make internal affairs much more stable.
  

• Documents that needed to be written have been written with assistance from my SOC. There is more documentation to be done but great headway has been made.
  

• Incident Reports have gone up. Contrary to what you might believe this is a good thing. Previously, events would occur but were not written by my Security staff. So overall, this is a good thing and should assist in us keeping up to date with issues that have occurred.

This concludes the list of Security Dept Developments for this week. If you have any other questions feel free to write me or find me in person.

'Till we talk again,
-Jack Danger (Chief of Security)

Hello Director,

As you know, I was on a leave of absence for a good chunk of this week. The Bahamas were great, you should consider taking some time to see them. I got a bit sunburnt, but the lows must come with the highs.

Knowing this, I can safely say that I left my department in the responsible hands of Dr. Smooth. I am aware of a few mishaps that took place during my absence, however, I am sure that nothing totally catastrophic happened. Here are a few condensed bullets for your consumption

Testing began on a creature captured from UA-003
Dr. Smooth made additional progress on the SCP-106 CC project
UA-004's anomalous pills given to the research division were tested on, with varying success
A Staff Researcher was promoted
Several new Assistant Researchers were brought on area
Multiple tests have occurred per day, keeping the Research and Security divisions more than busy

I have a few logs that I need to catch up on, as my absence did not leave me much time for anything but sunbathing and Pina Coladas on the beach. Expect more progress soon.

Thanks for reading,
Dr. Harrison, Head of Research