Investigations by Civil Service Commission

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04007A000600080006-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 17, 1998
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: August 10, 1955
• Content Type: MEMO

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Utltce 1Vlemorandum ? UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
: Director of Security
DATE: 10 August 1955
PROM : Chief., Clearance Branch
SUBJECT: Investigations by Civil Service Commission
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I* There is attached for your signature a memorandum to the Civil
Service Commission concerning the number of requests which we will make
to them for investigations during this and the next fiscal year.
2. The requests which we would make to the Civil Service Commission
under the current program would include the guards and the char force,
and other maintenance and operating personnel who would enter our buildings
during our off duty hours.
3. I have checked this matter out with the Physical Security
Division which, in turn, has checked where necessary with the Logistics
Office. Based upon these checks it is estimated that our requirements
to the Commission for the year ending June 1956 would be 86 guards and
66 others for a?total of 152 cases in the present year. It is estimated
that in the Fiscal year ending June 1957, there would be 56 guard cases
and 15 others for a total of 71.
4. Under the present program the 1956 investigations would cost
us $38,000 based upon an average cost of $250 per investigation. The
1957 would cost us $17,750.
5. For these investigative expenses there has been allocated only
$7,000 for the present year and of this sum, $1700 have already been
spent. The remaining funds available would permit only 21 more cases
to the Commission this fiscal year.
6. The Administrative. and Training Staff advised that it would be
necessary to go back to the Comptroller for additional funds for this
purpose after the remaining $5300 is spent.
7. The matter has also been discussed with SSD to
determine the SSD position on theif resuming the responsibility for
investigating GSA personnel (until January of this year they investi-
gated the guards and in the past year or two completed investigations
of some 170 char force employees of GSA). feels that the
Division could absorb the additional load which would be required by
our sending the GSA cases to them instead of the CSC. For the present
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