Carrie Harmon

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  The temporary documents should be acceptable when boarding an airplane, said Carrie Harmon, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration.

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  The no-fly and selectee lists include a total of about 16,000 people, with the smaller no-fly list made up of fewer than 2,500 individuals, TSA spokeswoman Carrie Harmon told the Post.

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  Published on: 9/18/2008    Last Visited: 9/18/2008  

  asked Carrie Harmon, TSA public affairs manager.
  
  The TSA says the new policy is part of a risk-based security screening process where there are multiple layers of security.
  
  "We have a finite amount of resources and we allocate those where we think the risk is greatest," said Harmon.
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  "TSA employees are subject to random, unpredictable screening," said Harmon.
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  Harmon says while you can't ever totally eliminate risk, TSA officers are security professionals and deserve to be treated that way.
  
  However, two TSA workers in Atlanta were arrested this year for smuggling drugs and cash past screening checkpoints onto airplanes.Other screeners nationwide have been caught stealing from passengers.

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  A TSA spokeswoman, Carrie Harmon, would not release a copy of the directive to The Denver Post. Instead, she wrote that all personnel with access to the secure areas of the airports, including private pilots, must undergo a Security Threat Assessment, which includes matching the employees against the terrorist screening database, a check for lawful immigration status and a check for open warrants.

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  "In Phoenix (Sky-Harbor International Airport) during the pilot program last fall, more than 90 percent of passengers opted for millimeter-wave scanning instead of the pat-down," said TSA spokesman Carrie Harmon.
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  Harmon and other TSA executives said Tulsa International is receiving millimeter-wave technology because the airport's security checkpoint configuration can accommodate the machines, while some larger airports were not ready for them.
  
  "We chose airports based on a number of factors, including selecting airports of different sizes," Harmon said.
  
  Millimeter-wave technology is being used at 10 U.S. airports: Miami International, Los Angeles International, New York's John F. Kennedy International, Baltimore-Washington International, Denver International, Albuquerque International, Ronald Reagan Washington National, Detroit Metropolitan, Dallas-Fort Worth International and Phoenix Sky-Harbor International.

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  Published on: 8/4/2008    Last Visited: 8/5/2008  

  Transportation Security Administration (TSA) spokeswoman Carrie Harmon said the department is working closely with airlines to prevent misidentifications.
  
  "TSA hopes to resolve the issue with airlines cooperatively," she said, but added that fines or other penalties "remain an option for carriers that inaccurately tell passengers they are watch-listed."
  
  TSA officials are also very guarded about how different names end up on the watch list, citing national security.
  
  "Watch lists keep legitimate terror threats off of airplanes every day, all over the world," Harmon added.

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  Published on: 12/13/2008    Last Visited: 12/13/2008  

  Carrie Harmon, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration, says electronic boarding passes were tested more than a year ago at the Houston airport and are now at 14 airports.
  
  Harmon says the passes feature "a two dimensional bar code along with passenger and flight information that will identify the traveler."

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  Electronic boarding passes were tested more than a year ago at the Houston airport and are now at 14 airports, said Carrie Harmon, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration.
  
  Harmon said the passes feature "a two dimensional bar code along with passenger and flight information that will identify the traveler."
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  Harmon said the TSA chose to test the technology in a variety of airports with different airlines and found that the electronic pass is "another step toward protecting against the use of fraudulent boarding passes."

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  DIA security lines longest in nation - Bad across the board The measures have begun to pay off, said Carrie Harmon, the TSA's spokeswoman in Denver.

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  Published on: 9/12/2008    Last Visited: 9/12/2008  

  The uniforms were designed to look "more official," said TSA spokeswoman Carrie Harmon.She said they also resemble those worn in the other branches of the Department of Homeland Security.

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