SLAC Site Security provides multiple services to SLAC Employees, Contractors, Users and Visitors. This Security web site includes a list and explanation of these services. If you need further assistance, please visit our office, or contact us via e-mail or by telephone.

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Security Assistance

Main Gate - 24 hrs./day, 365 days/year. Ext. 2551

Office Hours

Monday - Friday 7am to 4pm except holidays

Location

The Security Office (Building 235) is located directly inside the SLAC site off Sand Hill Road, on the west (280) side of the Main Gate (next to visitor parking).  See this pamphlet for more location information and a quick guide to SLAC.

Mailing Address

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
SLAC Security
2575 Sand Hill Road, Mail Stop 86
Menlo Park, CA 94025

Site Access

The SLAC ID badge provides identification of employees, scientific users, and contractors to the site during working and non-working hours and for access to the Accelerator Area at all times.

A current SLAC ID badge is required for entry to the site unless specific entry information has been provided to the Gate Officers. ID is required at all times; during working hours, non-working hours, and on weekends and holidays.

Visitors must be approved by the personnel they are coming to visit.  If you are expecting visitors, please fill out a Site Entry Request form.

Accidents

Accidents should be reported immediately via x5555. A Patrol Officer will be dispatched to the location immediately.

If anyone is injured, the reporting party should dial 911 immediately, followed by a call to Security x5555.
See Emergency Information for more information and phone numbers.

Theft Reports

Thefts should be reported to Security immediately via x2551 (Main Gate). A Patrol Officer will be dispatched to the location to prepare an incident report.

Everyone at SLAC must ensure that they provide adequate storage and protection of government equipment and materials in their possession. Physically securing your computer, high value items, and personal belongings and property, locking your office when you will be away and keeping hand tools in a locked tool box or cabinet should be a high priority for everyone at SLAC. Know or find out who your computer administrator is to ask for additional information in securing your computers. If someone is in your area removing computers or equipment, stop and question him or her.