DAPL SITREP 201
April 3, 2017

John Porter
Chief Security Officer

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The Highlights
Despite the completion of the pipeline in ND, The Cheyenne River camp
continues to grow just south of the Cannonball. I strongly think the ND MLV 380
is a major target for the protestors and natives due to the valves proximity to
the Missouri and historical significance of the land.

The Details
1. NORTH DAKOTA
A. Intel Update
1) approx. 12:39 CST – Two male Native Americans driving a late model Green SUV
(light-blue license plate number:
, state: unknown) recorded video from
their vehicle at Gate 2 entrance to the HDD-West site. The Natives proceeded to
walk along HWY 1806 in the vicinity of Gate 2. LE responded and stationed
temporarily at gate 3. DAPL Security also responded, stationed at Gate 2.
2) Approx. 13:52 CST – 7 vehicles arrived at Camp 2. approx. 14 personnel dismounted
the vehicles and began picking up trash in Camp 2. Myron Dewey
3) Approx. 16:00 CST – Silver Hyundai Sonata with license plate:
, state:
unknown, stopped between HDD-West Gates 1 & 2 and took photographs of the
site.
4) Approx. 16:10 CST – Reports of new teepees and tents going up at Cheyenne River
Camp. Multiple vehicles present
1. Analyst Comment – Myron Dewey and his followers have been requesting
videos and photographs in recent times to aid in the efforts to petition the
pipeline. These events may very well be correlated to Myron Dewey’s
request
2. Analyst Comments – These events mark the third consecutive day of
protester activity in the camps and is the most active. The new teepees and
camp being set up is likely related to social media calls to action in order to
show “it isn’t over, yet”.

B. Past 24 Hours
1) Maintained security at valves ND-290 to ND-430 using roving patrols.
2) DAPL security helicopter conducted aerial patrol from ND-L/R#1 to SD-160.
3) Third consecutive day of protester activity in the camps. Activity is increasing
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4) Valve sites inspections:
ND-280:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, Red cattle
gate at access road not installed
ND-290:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve Locked, Needs “No Trespassing” Signs, Barb wire
fence at access road
ND-300:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” Signs installed, but need
contact info, No barb wire fence around field or gate at access road,
ND-310:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, Red cattle
gate at access road not installed
ND-320:
Fenced & gates locked, Fence not secured to fence posts completely, Valve
locked
needs “No Trespassing” Signs, no barb wire fence around field or gate at access
road, C-wire to be removed
ND-330:
Fenced & gates unlocked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, C-wire
to be removed, Gaps on South side of fence, Barb wire at access road
ND-340:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, Needs “No Trespassing” Signs,
ND-345:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, wire to be
removed
ND-350:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, wire to be
removed, No cattle gate at access road
ND-360:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, Wire was
removed today, No cattle gate at access road
ND-370:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, needs “No Trespassing” Signs, wire to be
removed, No cattle gate at access road
ND-380:

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Fenced & gates locked, Gaps on East side of fence, Valve locked, “No
Trespassing” signs need contact info, No cattle gate at access road
ND-390:
No fence, no gates, no locks, Needs “No Trespassing” Signs

ND-L/R#2:
Fenced & gates locked, Large gaps under gates, Valve Locked, Needs “No
Trespassing” Signs
ND-400:
Fenced & gates locked, Gaps under gates and fence, Valve Locked, Needs “No
Trespassing” Signs
ND-410:
Fenced & gates locked, Gaps under gates and fence, Valve Locked, Needs “No
Trespassing” Signs
ND-420:
Fenced & gates locked, Gaps under fence, Valve Locked, “No Trespassing” Signs
in place, but need contact info
ND-430:
Fenced & gates locked, Small Gaps under gates, Valve Locked, “No Trespassing”
Signs in place, but need contact info

C. Next 24 Hours
1) Aerial photography to be taken of new developments at the Cheyenne River Camp.
2) Continue monitoring of Open Source information, ISR feeds, and other sources of
information to provide accurate assessments of protester activities/migration which
may impact DAPL operations.
3) DAPL security will continue to rove the valve sites in North Dakota, and will continue
stationing incoming security guards at static posts at remote valves sites throughout
the state.
4) Michel’s continues restoration efforts at the HDDs. Approximately 3 weeks of work
remain

2. IOWA
A. Intel Update
1) Several protester groups are continuing to plan to head to the Little Creek Camp in
IA. Many feel the camp in IA has the best chance of becoming like the camps in ND.
2)
, of Mississippi Stand and Beyond Extreme Energy, reposted the
protester video “Trouble” and questioned the actions of “peace police” or “peace
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keepers” during direct actions. This concept is being heavily shared on social media
implying that direct actions, sometimes considered “violent” in nature, are
necessary for the cause.
3) Christine Nobiss and her group have officially returned from their supply run. The
trip was estimated to take 3 days, but instead took 5 due to the amount of extra
donations to collect.

B. Past 24 Hours
1) Iowa DAPL Security patrolled the ROW, assessed the condition and upgrades, and
interacted with the DAPL security force
2) Valve Site Inspections:
IA LR1:
Gaps from bottom of the fence to the ground, Game camera installed,
Commission follow-up for pig/sig and TIT install
IA-LR3:
Needs rocks, needs paint, All gates locked and secured, Gaps at the bottom of
fence, area needs to have dirt leveled
IA-LR2:
Began commission of site. 30" actuator needs to be replaced. All other valves
were powered up, limits set and rotation verified, Temporary fence, Needs
paint
IA-LR4:
Permanent fence is installed with no apparent gaps, 1 posted sign, Needs
painting, Highly visible from road, no houses IVO
IA-11:

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Permanent fencing not completed, No rocks/foundation/platform, No posted
trespassing signs in place, Electrical good, External gate off road complete and
locked
IA-20:
Temporary Fence in place materials for permanent fence on site for installation
No rocks, platform in place, No posted Trespassing signs on site
IA-30:
Permanent fencing is not completed, temporary fence is up
IA-31:
Temporary fencing on site, Requires Gravel
IA-40:
Temporary fencing, work crew on site to erect permanent fencing, Commission
follow-up after actuator was replaced, Requires Gravel
IA-60:
Temporary fencing on site, commissioned for the first time, Requires gravel
IA-70:
Permanent fence being constructed, Requires Gravel
IA-80:
Temporary fencing on site
Commission follow up after repair of mainline. Installed PIT flanges and
gaskets. Wiring issues with PIT in the PLC were corrected on-site. Satellite weak
signal / ticket needs to be submitted for follow-up
IA-90:
Commission follow-up after repairs. Re-installed power conduit to actuator.
Installed PIT's.
IA-100:
Commission follow-up after repairs. Calibrated and tested PIT's, Blinds were
setting in place but not yet secured.
(Sunoco) was onsite and
advised he would go back later to install gaskets and tighten blinds, Unable to
communicate with satellite
IA-120:
Commission of full site. UPS batteries were down at this time and no
permanent power, Satellite not yet installed on RTU, Temporary Fence on site
IA-130:
Commission of full site. No permanent power at time of commission.
No satellite installed, UPS breaker CBB3 needs to be replaced, currently has
10a and needs 50a
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IA-140:
Commission of full site. No permanent power at time of commission
IA-150:
Temporary fence
IA-160:
Commissioned for the first time, Temp fence
IA-170:
Temporary Fence, Requires Gravel, No Platform
IA-180:
Commission follow up after repair of mainline. Installed PIT flanges and
gaskets. Wiring issues with PIT in the PLC were corrected on-site. Satellite weak
signal, Temporary Fence, Requires Gravel
IA-190:
Temporary fencing that has blown down/fallen over, Area around the valve
site flooded
IA-200:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps between the fencing and ground,
Requires gravel, No Platform
IA-210:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gap between the fence and ground, requires
gravel, Ground is currently flooded
IA-200:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps between the fencing and ground,
Requires gravel, No Platform
IA-220:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps from the bottom of the fence to the
ground
Requires gravel, Currently flooded
IA-230:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps between the fencing and the ground,
Requires gravel
IA-240:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Generator on site in order to provide power.
IA-250:
Temporary fencing, Fencing crew was on site 1 Apr 17 erecting the permanent
fence and installing barbed wire on the top of the fence, Minor flooding/very
muddy
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IA-260:
Permanent fencing with barbed wire on top of the fence, Large gaps between
the fencing and the ground
IA-270:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps in the fencing to the ground
IA-280:
Permanent fence with barbed wire, 6”-10” gaps from the fence to the ground

IA-281:
Permanent fencing with barbed wire, Minimal gaps between the fence and
ground
IA-290:
Permanent fencing in place, Slight gap of 6”-8” at the back gate
IA-300:
Fence installed with barbed wire, Gaps underneath the front and rear sliding
gates, Power not installed
IA-310:
Fence installed with barbed wire, Gaps in the fence, especially at the access
gates
IA-320
Permanent fence with barbed wire
IA-330:
Gravel Required, Multiple posted signs, no locks on gates, no electrical,
grounding done, Huge gate/fence gaps (24"+)
IA-340:
Permanent fence with barbed wire atop is installed, no electrical, grounding
work done, Front gate gap 8-10", Multiple posted signs,
IA-350:
Weak Satellite signal, no lock, Secondary farm fence/gate locked barbed wire,
No electrical, but ground is done, Multiple posted signs
IA-360
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps between the fence and ground of over
12”
Cattle fence locked, Gravel required
IA-370:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, 12” gaps from the bottom of the fence to the
ground
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IA-380:
Large fence/gate gaps 8"+, 1 posted sign, walking gate unlocked, All
equip/work done
IA-390:
Large fence/gate gap in rear 8"+, 1 posted sign

IA-400:
25m off very unimproved dirt road, difficult to access, Back fence gate gap
large, front about 4"
IA-420:
Permanent fencing is up, with barbed wire to, No electrical, big gate on gap on
backside
IA-410:
15m off very unimproved dirt road, extremely difficult to access without 4wd
Front gate gap about 6", 1 posted sign
IA-430:
Permanent fencing has been replaced from having it down for pipeline repair
due to vandalism
IA-440:
Big gate gaps, it is grounded, Not too remote, 25m off backroad, 1 house ivo,
everything locked
IA-450:
Permanent fence is installed with barbed wire atop, small gaps (average),
Access road requires 4wd, unimproved road, 1 posted sign, Visible from Hwy
23/149
Locked
IA-451:
Permanent fencing with barbed wire installed, Unlocked, Decent spacing
between the gate and ground on the front and rear gate
IA-460
Permanent gate installed with barbed wire atop, Needs lock on pedestrian gate
Needs grounding, Needs wiring, Decent spacing between the gate and ground
on the front and rear gate
IA-470:
Permanent fencing is installed with barbed wire atop, Gates installed properly,
but fence has huge gap on 3 of 4 sides, ranging from 12” to 24”, No posted
signs
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IA-480:
Permanent fence is installed with barbed wire atop, Large 18”-25” gaps under
gates, Locked, 1 posted sign
IA-490:
Permanent fence erected with barbed wire atop, Gate installed incorrectly,
large gaps at the bottom, No posted signs (on fence), Locked
IA-500:
Permanent fence erected, No pipe platform, No electrical grounding, All
locked, 1 posted sign
IA-510:
Permanent fence erected with barbed wire with gaps, No pipe platform, 50m
off dirt/gravel road in view of 1-2 farms, Slight flooding
IA-530:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps between fencing and the ground,
IA-520:
Permanent fence installed, gates have large gaps, Site down mud access road,
then 10m gravel road, well hidden, Wet weather would hinder access.
(inaccessible today), Locked
IA-540:
Fenced with barbed wire on top, Gaps between fence and ground, Locked
IA-550
Permanent fence installed with barbed wire atop. Large gap at the front gate.
Locked
IA-560:
Permanent fencing installed, including barbed wire, no gaps in fence or gate.
50m off dirt road, visible (150m from main Hwy 218), visible by 5-7 local
houses
Locked
IA-570:
Permanent fence erected, no gaps, Locked secondary fence/farm gate, barb wire
All equipment installed, 25m off dirt road, visible from main Hwy 218
IA-580:
Permanent fence installed with barbed wire atop, gap on corner of fence, and
large gap, front gate, all gear/gates locked, Visible from main highway (Hwy
218/61) on back side
IA-590:
Permanent fence installed, large gap on west gate
Area well hidden from plain site/ main highways, In view of two local houses
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All gates, boxes, doors locked

C. Next 24 Hours
1) Continued monitoring of Open Source information, ISR feeds, and other sources of
information to provide accurate assessments of protester activities/migration which
may impact DAPL operations.
2) DAPL security will continue to rove the valve sites in Iowa.
3) Continue to have the field managers patrol the ROW, access security and validate
ROW upgrades conducted. Assist and mentor DAPL security personnel as required.

3. ILLINOIS
A. Intel Update
1) Food and Water Watch – Mid West is a primary non-Indigenous organizer of
demonstrations and protest efforts in the Chicago area. Their efforts are not funded
through any grassroots efforts and is centrally funded through their national HQ s.
2) On 1 April, Food and Water Watch held a kick-off event in Chicago for the upcoming
People's Climate March on 29 April. The event was held in the SEIU facility (a
healthcare workers' union). Representatives from Save Our Illinois Land (SOIL),
Nuclear Energy Information Service (NEIS is an anti-nuke activist organization), Rising
Tide, and The Mom's Clean Air Force had booths at the event. Approximately two
hundred people attended the event, which was designed to energize volunteers and
to assign volunteers to specific roles in preparation for the march. Among the roles
needed were:
1. Art makers. FWW events are known for their quality signs and eye-catching
art. Volunteers were told they needed no artistic experience, simply the
ability to paste and cut per organizers' instructions.
2. Social Media. FWW informed volunteers for this role they would learn social
media engineering skills, such as how to use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
and other social media platforms as a collective messaging system in concert
with other volunteers. Volunteers would learn to take pre-written messages
from FWW organizers and flood social media at appointed times in order to
maximize FWW's message about the People's Climate March. This training
will take place on April 4th and 13th at Loyola University.
3. Bus Organizers. FWW needed volunteers to help get protesters to go to D.C.
for the main PCM on the 29th.
4. Marshals. FWW needed volunteers to act as crowd control/guides during the
march itself.
5. Of note, FWW did not need any grassroots fundraising.

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3) As of late-March Food and Water Watch had at least two charter buses taking
protesters from Chicago to D.C. for the People's Climate March. According to FWW's
bus organizer, FWW could sponsor several more buses if more people wanted to go
to the D.C. march. Apparently, FWW had no difficulty sponsoring four buses to a
recent event in New York (NFI). The bus tickets cost $270.00 each, however FWW
would sponsor individuals who wanted to go but could not afford the cost.

B. Past 24 Hours
1) Continue to support Sunoco personnel with operations as needed
2) Continue monitoring and auditing DAPL security
3) Continue ROW and facility assessment and update running estimate of the security
status and ROW upgrade process
4) Conduct area and operational feminization for DAPL Security personnel
5) Conduct open source monitoring of activist groups
6) Valve Site Inspections:
IL-10:
Fence: Gaps (6"-10"), Gate: Gaps (10"-16"), Improper leveling/gravel, Site a
mess from construction
IL-20:
Fence: Gaps (10-20"), Gate: Gaps (12-24"), improperly installed, Site a mess
from construction
IL-25:
Fence: Gaps (6-10"), Gate: Front gaps (12-24"),
IL-30:
Fence: Gaps (2-4"), Gate: Gaps (6-18"), Needs leveling/gravel work
IL-40:
Fence: Gaps (8-10"), Gate: Gaps (8-10"), Needs leveling/gravel work
especially in corner
IL-60
Fence: Gaps (4-6“), Gate: Gaps (8-10“), Needs gravel/leveling work
IL-70
Fence: Gaps (6-10", Gate: Gaps (10-14"), Pipes not painted, Site a mess from
construction and left over materials
IL-80:
Fence: Gaps (4-6"), Gate: Gaps (14-18"), Pipe not painted, Needs
gravel/leveling work
IL-85:

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Fence: gaps (8-10"), Gate: gaps (12-14"), Pipe not painted, needs
gravel/leveling work, Flooded partially, Incomplete electrical
IL-90:
Fence: gaps (8-10"), Gate: gaps (8-10"), Pipe not painted, Need gravel/leveling
work
Incomplete electrical

IL-100:
Fence: Gaps (10-12"), Gate Gaps (6-8"), Pipe not painted, Corner needs,
leveling/gravel
IL-105:
Fence: gaps (4-6"), Gate: gaps (12-14"), Pipe not painted
IL-90:
Fence: gaps (8-10"), Gate: gaps ( 8-10"), Pipe not painted, Need gravel/leveling
work
Incomplete electrical
IL-100:
Fence: Gaps (10-12"), Gate Gaps (6-8"), Pipe not painted, Corner needs
leveling/gravel
IL-105:
Fence: gaps (4-6"), Gate: gaps (12-14") , Pipe not painted
IL-180
Fence: Gaps (6-8“), Gate: Gaps (6-8“), Pipe not painted,
IL LR2
Fence: Gaps (6-10"), Gate: Gaps (4-6"), Pipes not painted
IL-190:
Fence: Gaps (6-8"), Gate: Gaps (6-10"), Pipe not painted
IL-200:
Fence: gaps (2-4"), Gate: gaps (4-6"), Pipe not painted
IL-205:
Fence: gaps (2-4"), Gate: gaps (8-10"), Pipe not painted
IL-210:
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (6-8"), Pipe not painted,
IL-215:
Fence: Gaps (1-2"), Gate Gaps (4-6"), Pipe not painted, Corner needs leveling
IL-220:
Fence: gaps (2-4"), Gate: gaps (8-10"), Pipe not painted, Access road flooded
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IL-230:
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-8"), Ground needs more gravel/leveling
IL-240:
Fence: gaps (1" max), Gate: gaps (4-8"),
IL-245:
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-6"), Large gravel piles remaining, Construction
materials, cluttering site remain
IL-250:
Fence: gaps (2-4"), Gate: gaps (4-8"),
IL-260:
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-6"), Electrical incomplete
IL-280:
Fence: gaps (1"), Gate: gaps (4-6"),
IL-285:
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-6")
IL-290
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-6"),
IL-300
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-6"), Might need electrical (TBD), Lots of
construction gear onsite
IL-310:
Fence: gaps (1"), Gate: gaps (6-8")
IL-330:
Fence: gaps (1-2"), Gate: gaps (4-6"), Flooded, Improper gravel/leveling
IL-340:
Fence: gaps (1"), Gate: gaps (6-8")
IL-350:
Fence: gaps (2-4"), Gate: gaps ( 6-8")
IL-360:
Fence: gaps (1"), Gate: gaps (6-8")
IL-370:
Fence: gaps (2-4"), Gate: gaps (8-10"),
IL-380:
Fence: gaps (1"), Gate: gaps (4-8"), Electrical incomplete

C. Next 24 Hours
1) Continue to support Sunoco personnel with operations as needed
2) Continue monitoring and auditing DAPL Security
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3) Continue ROW and facility assessment and update running estimate of the security
status and ROW upgrade process
4) Conduct area and operational feminization for DAPL Security personnel
5) Conduct open source monitoring of activist groups

4. SOUTH DAKOTA
A. Intel Update
1) The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Chairman Harold Frazier supports tribal members
who want to continue protesting the pipeline,
said.
2) Cheyenne River North Camp housed 600 people @ the peak influx of supporters.
They have 4 army tents which, they purchased themselves, by selling personal
vehicles. Not once, has the Camp solicited money or donations.
They just stay in prayer as People reaching out have delivered various donations,
but, now its middle of fighting season & your support is needed more NOW then
ever

B. Past 24 Hours
1) Michel's finished construction at SD-LR2 and heading south to Iowa to work on
additional pump stations.
2) Fence crews continue to install permanent fencing along the row, working on SD-90
and heading south.
3) Maintained security at valves SD-10 to SD-305, one man rover teams continue to
patrol assigned valve sites.
4) Valve Site Inspections:
SD-74:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs installed,
Completed Construction, Finished Valve, Trail Cam in place
SD-80:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve Locked, needs “No Trespassing” signs, Completed
Construction, Finished Valve, No Trail Cam, Satellite Dish unplugged
SD-90:
Permanent fence being installed, Fence crew on site, Cattle gate locked, Valve
locked, Needs “No Trespassing” signs, Finished Valve, No Trail Cam
SD-95:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs installed,
Completed Construction, Finished Valve, No Trail Cam
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SD-100:
Temporary Fence, Permanent fence being installed, No Cattle Gate, Valve
locked, “No Trespassing” signs installed, Finished Valve, No Trail Cam
SD-110:
Temporary Fence, Permanent fence being installed, Cattle gate locked, Valve
locked, “No Trespassing” signs installed, Finished Valve, No Trail Cam, Satellite
Dish unplugged
SD-LR2:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs installed,
Completed Construction, Finished Valve, No Trail Cam
SD-160:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling, Bobcat with auger on site/no
workers.
SD-170:
Temporary Fence, No Cattle Gate, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
SD-180:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
SD-185:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
SD-190:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
SD-200:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
SD-210:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
SD-220:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Needs Graveling
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Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, needs Graveling
SD-LR3:
Fenced & gates locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs installed,
Completed Construction, Finished Valve
SD-240:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed
Finished Valve
SD-245:
Temporary Fence, Cattle gate locked, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve
SD-250:
Temporary Fence, No Cattle Gate, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve
SD-260:
Temporary Fence, No Cattle Gate, Valve locked, “No Trespassing” signs
installed, Finished Valve, Crew delivering fencing poles

C. Next 24 Hours
1) DAPL security will continue to rove the valve sites in South Dakota, monitor roving
posts throughout South Dakota as per requirement, monitor hourly reporting, and
update valve improvement and construction.
2) Conduct all business with safety as the rainy season is upon us.

TigerSwan

Prepared for Energy Transfer Partners

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