Where to look first, department-wide
Command Board
Every component and district rolls caseload, threat, and capacity into one strain score, ranked so the place that most needs attention rises to the top. Aggregate, operational — no case-level detail.
Surge here first
2 of 8 units in the surge tier (strain ≥ 85% of board max).
Strain board
| # | Unit | Score | Respond | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cyber Divisioncomponent | 14SURGE | high threat weight | ||
| 2 | DEA — Southwest Bordercomponent | 12SURGE | heavy caseload | ||
| 3 | FBI — Counterterrorismcomponent | 11 | high threat weight | ||
| 4 | BOP — Operationscomponent | 10 | heavy caseload | ||
| 5 | S.D. Tex. (USAO)district | 10 | heavy caseload | ||
| 6 | S.D.N.Y. (USAO)district | 8 | heavy caseload | ||
| 7 | ATF — Field Operationscomponent | 6 | high threat weight | ||
| 8 | U.S. Marshals Servicecomponent | 4 | heavy caseload |
Strain = (caseload × threat) ÷ capacity. Weights shown openly. This is an operational signal about workload, not a verdict on people.
strain.formula
$ strain = round(caseload × threat ÷ capacity)tiers: surge ≥ 85% · watch ≥ 60% · steady < 60% (of board max)board max = 14 · units = 8 · source = sample (no live integration)