FEMA in Denton Texas

I live in North Texas and passes a FEMA building in Denton, Texas. After some looking into, I found that it is the first secured underground FEMA faculity here are some links.

www.globalsecurity.org...


Does anyone know anything else, what is listed on this site is all that I can find, most other sites have the exact same pics and article.

Thanks

I've seen it, too. If I remember right, it used to be located in NW Fort Worth, where there is a bunch of federal buildings still.

I think they moved to Denton after the big Tornado in Fort Worth, was it back in 2000/2001? They were paralysed because when the city lost power, and was flooded; their workers couldn't man the facility. I also think they lost equipment and had building damage.

Denton is close enough to the metroplex to organize rescue operations after flood/storm/ terror, but not so close that the workers themselves would be in the same zone as the emergency itself.

I think it the move made a lot of sense.

Anyone here played "Deus Ex"?
The FEMA conspiracy, the heroic player-character JC DENTON?
Spooky...

The facility has been there for decades. Way before the ft worth tornado.

I remember the status of the Denton facility changing in the past 3 or 4 years though, being upgraded? Maybe assigned responsibility for a larger area?

yea, they dont need that much staff and underground areas if they are a telephone host center.

The facility that is posted is not a phone center, my father works for FEMA at the phone center. It's a new office building further west on Loop 288. The facility here is rumored to go at least 6 stories deep. When my father was in the Air Force he had a security clearence and saw some documents on this place as well. He says there is supposed to be a war room down there for the president. This was also one of the places a president would go incase of a nuclear war. My father has worked for FEMA for 5 years and hes been in that building only a couple of times for training or something. He was saying one time while he was there he kind of snooped around a little bit, of course only going in the places he was allowed, said he never could find a way down to the bottom floors. They also have a hidden run way behind there made out of grass, so it's hidden a cannot be seen from the road. We've both seen military helicopters land there. Interesting place....

EDIT: I talked to him and he said it is rumored to go down 12 stories and the furthest he has been down is 4 stories. There is also a restaurant down there that he's been to.

[edit on 10-11-2004 by smilee187]

Hey guys

Here is an article in the UNT newspaper the North Texas Daily that relates to the FEMA shelter.

www.ntdaily.com...

reply to post by Stan Ascher

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I found it interesting to read this. Particularly the last part, about sections even the director couldn't access. Now what could be there that he wouldn't be in a position to know about, if he's in charge?

It makes you think:

A) He's lying about not knowing, just doesn't want to tell.

B) He's just a figurehead, and the "closed" part is something bordering on top secret.

C) The government contractors built doors to nowhere.