Premier Preventive Program

Project See Say Act

A seasoned, low-cost preventive security program — INTERPORTPOLICE's premier community engagement and threat prevention initiative for airport, seaport, and transportation environments.

Prevent · Protect · Prepare

Protecting Humans, Animals, and the Security Circle

Project See Say Act helps employees within the security circle recognize concerning activity, report it through the appropriate channel, and support a safe and effective response. This wider security circle strengthens the prevention of human trafficking, wildlife and animal trafficking, smuggling, organized crime, terrorism, and other threats affecting transportation communities.

Human trafficking and exploitation.
Animal and wildlife trafficking.
Airports and seaports.
Hotels, taxis, rideshare, trucking, logistics, and adjoining businesses.
Threats and suspicious activity extending beyond the authority boundary.
Background & Origin

Born from Real-World Necessity

See Say Act is an evidence-based community engagement and preventive security practice that spans multiple safety and security disciplines. It is rooted in the principle that the eyes and ears of an entire jurisdiction — staff, officers, and the public — are among the most powerful tools available to law enforcement.

In 2004, Project Griffin was developed by the City of London and the Metropolitan Police following bombings in the financial district. The outcome was an "eyes and ears" program that over the years has proven to be one of the most effective methods of public safety for people and critical infrastructure.

Through a mutual agreement with the City of London's Police Griffin Program, INTERPORTPOLICE brought the Griffin Strategy to the world — offering educational tools, community engagement templates, personnel training, self and professional evaluations, and audits.

The Morrone 9/11 Center, established as a 501(c)3 in 2016 in honor of Superintendent Fred V. Morrone of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, funds and supports the program globally. See Say Act has since been adopted by transportation authorities, port police, and security agencies worldwide.

Program at a Glance
  • CostLow-cost, high-impact model
  • TypePreventive security education & community engagement
  • EnvironmentsAirports · Seaports · Transit · Cities · Critical Infrastructure
  • DeploymentOperational within 48–72 hours
  • FoundationGriffin Strategy — City of London Police
Deployed At
Massport – BostonVancouver, B.C.New York CityUnited KingdomCity of London PoliceMetropolitan Police
Project See Say Act Brochure

Program Brochure

Security and Communication Best Practice for Everyday Operations to Crisis Management

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The Framework

Three Words. One Mission.

SEE

Recognize the Threat

The eyes and ears of the many provide a force multiplier in identifying issues of importance and provide real-time information to authorities.

SAY

Report What You Observe

Effective methods of communication enable the public and employees to share observations and communicate in real time with authorities.

ACT

Enable Swift Response

Acting accordingly enables the public, employees, and authorities to respond to incidents or emergencies, thereby protecting the community.

How It Works

Engaging the Community as a Force Multiplier

See Say Act transforms everyday staff, employees, and the traveling public into an active layer of security. By educating people on what to look for and how to report it, authorities gain a vastly expanded awareness network at minimal cost.

The program combines personnel awareness training, community engagement tools, and effective communication systems — including geo-fenced smartphone notifications, automated social media publishing, and an on-demand virtual police officer capability.

Authorities maintain full control of messaging and multi-media communications — able to inform and instruct users in affected operational, emergency, or crisis areas with recommended action. A well-informed public is a safer community.

Program Outcomes
  • Disrupts a wide range of criminal activity, including terrorism
  • Engages the entire workforce as a force multiplier for security
  • Provides a reassuring, visible security presence for the traveling public
  • Reduces liability and improves incident management
  • Adaptable for airports, seaports, ferries, transit, and critical infrastructure
  • Operational within days — low cost, high impact
  • Proven in mass people environments worldwide
  • Supports compliance with international security frameworks
"Our quest is public safety — striving to make the world a safer place."

See Say Act is a practice that spans multiple safety and security disciplines. Effective tactics by law enforcement and security assist in educating staff and the public within aviation and maritime environments.

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