Security Badging Process

We are in the process of updating our badging process and system.  New instructions will be posted soon. 

All badging is done by appointment only.

SIDA & Sterile Area Badge Process

All persons requesting an Airport Security Identification badge will need to obtain and complete a Badge Application. The applicant must complete all applicable fields on the application form and obtain the employer or sponsoring company’s “Authorized Representative/Signatory Authority” signature in order to be accepted.

When a fingerprint based, criminal history records check (CHRC) is required, the applicant must obtain and complete the Fingerprint Application. The applicants company must schedule an appointment with the Airport to have the fingerprinting conducted. In addition, the Airport is required to submit applicant data to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in order to complete a Security Threat Assessment (STA). Two forms of government issued ID, one of which must have a photo, must be presented when submitting the application forms at the fingerprint appointment. Please reference the Identity and Employment Verification Chart to ensure proper ID is presented.

The CHRC and STA background check process will typically take 3-7 days. The Airport will notify the employer or the applicant once the background check results have been received.

Federal regulations require that persons who receive an Airport Security Identification badge complete the Airport Security Training presentation. Training is conducted on an appointment only basis and is conducted in the Airport Administration Offices. The applicant must bring photo identification to verify their legitimacy to take the training and check-in at the Airport Administration front desk at least five (5) minutes prior to their scheduled appointment time. Once the training has been completed the applicant will be provided his/her Airport Security Identification badge.

Air Operations Area (AOA) Corporate, General Aviation Process

All persons requesting an Airport Security Identification badge will need to obtain and complete the Badge Application. The applicant must complete all applicable fields on the application form and obtain the employer or sponsoring company’s “Authorized Representative/Signatory Authority” signature, in order to be accepted. Two forms of government issued ID, one of which must have a photo, must be presented at the time of badging. Please reference the Identity and Employment Verification Chart to ensure proper ID is presented.

The Airport is required to submit applicant data to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in order to complete a Security Threat Assessment (STA). The STA check process will typically take 3-7 days. The Airport office staff will notify the employer or the applicant to schedule badging once the STA check results and the below training are complete.

Please click here to begin the training and take the test.

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