Policy 209 covers which topic?

• A. Access for Disabled Persons
• B. Logbooks and Computer Log Entries
• C. Key Control
• D. Searches

Answer: (C)

Key control is about ensuring that access to secure areas is tightly managed—only authorized staff can have keys, and there’s a clear record of who holds them, when they’re issued or returned, and how duplicates are limited. A policy focused on key control would lay out the procedures for safeguarding keys, keeping an accurate inventory, handling master keys, and conducting periodic audits. This directly safeguards the facility by preventing unauthorized entry and ensuring accountability for every key.

Other topics aren’t a fit for this policy because they deal with different security or administrative areas: accessibility for disabled persons covers accommodations and accessibility needs; logbooks and computer log entries pertain to recording and tracking information; and searches outline procedures for inspecting people, property, or spaces for contraband.