Graffiti Unit Guards Sample Clauses

Graffiti Unit Guards. Contractor shall provide uniformed Mobile Patrol Guards to prevent Graffiti from occurring and to gather evidence to prosecute vandals. The locations that must be patrolled by the Graffiti Unit include but are not limited to T-line platforms, the perimeters of all Sites, and any Site that is a bus, trolley or light rail vehicle storage yard. Graffiti Unit Guards may not be used as Relief. The Graffiti Unit must patrol the affected SFMTA Property following the report of a Graffiti attack on any bus, trolleys or light rail vehicle while parked on SFMTA Property. After arriving on site, Graffiti Unit Guards shall inventory vehicles with Graffiti, interview SFMTA employee(s) who reported or saw the incident, get a track sheet indicating where the coaches marred by Graffiti are located in the yard, and take digital photographs of the individual Graffiti "tags." The Guard will advise the Senior Console Supervisor to contact SFMTA Central Control with a request for SFPD to respond to the Site to issue a police report. The Guard shall remain on-site to assist SFPD. The Incident Report will include an SFPD case number along with photographs and a track sheet.
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