Patriot Roll of Honor

Updated: FY2026 Q2 | Source: CLEAR Civic Engagement Tracking System | Scores as of: 2026-04-01

The Bureau recognizes citizens who have demonstrated exceptional civic commitment through consistent use of the CLEAR application and sustained high Patriot Scores. These individuals serve as a model for all citizens. Their identities are protected per citizen privacy regulations; rankings are displayed by CLEAR citizen identifier.

Your Score: To view your own Patriot Score and standing, open the CLEAR application. Citizens with scores above 130 are automatically eligible for Roll of Honor recognition.

Q2 FY2026 — Top Citizens by Patriot Score

#	Citizen ID (CLEAR)	District	Score	Status
1	CLR-7291-A	District 4	183	Patriot
2	CLR-4458-B	District 4	171	Patriot
3	CLR-0019-C	District 7	165	Patriot
4	CLR-2287-A	District 2	158	Patriot
5	CLR-8834-D	District 11	152	Patriot
6	CLR-3310-B	District 4	147	Loyal Citizen
7	CLR-5502-A	District 9	143	Loyal Citizen
8	CLR-1177-C	District 3	138	Loyal Citizen
9	CLR-6643-B	District 6	135	Loyal Citizen
10	CLR-9921-A	District 4	131	Loyal Citizen

Displaying top 10 of [N] eligible citizens. Full Roll of Honor is distributed to District Compliance Officers each quarter. | Scores are based on CLEAR application data as of the snapshot date above and are subject to revision pending audit.

Score Thresholds

Score Range	Classification	Bureau Action
≥ 130	Patriot	Eligible for Roll of Honor; priority case assignment.
100 – 129	Loyal Citizen	Positive record noted. Continued monitoring.
70 – 99	Citizen	Within acceptable range. Routine oversight.
40 – 69	Disengaged Citizen	Assigned to compliance review queue. Agent contact likely.
< 40	Suspected Communist	Referred to Office of Ideological Compliance. See Watchlist →

How to Improve Your Score

Citizens who wish to improve their Patriot Score are encouraged to install and actively use the CLEAR application. CLEAR tracks daily civic obligations and awards Patriot Points for timely completion. Common score-improving activities include: property maintenance, appointment adherence, financial obligation fulfillment, and routine household upkeep.

Citizens are advised that repeated deferral of obligations via the snooze function will result in score penalties. The Bureau notes that a pattern of avoidance is statistically correlated with ideological non-compliance.