Helping Others... On the Job
A Look at the People Who Secure the Nation's Transportation Systems
April 2008
February 2008
- Utah - Utah TSO Saves Passenger’s Life
- Illinois - TSA Chicago Reunites Passenger with $1,659
- Arkansas - Extra Effort Preserves Memories
- Ohio - New TSO to Passenger’s Rescue
January 2008
- Nationwide - TSA Division Helps Secure Cargo and Passengers
December 2007
- Alaska - Anchorage TSOs Screen American Icon
October 2007
September 2007
August 2007
- Washington, DC - Quick Action Saves Life
- Connecticut - Instinctive Response Helps Child in Need
July 2007
- California - LAX a Model in Reducing TSA Injury Rates
- Washington - Transportation Security Officers' Awareness Training Recognizes Little People
April 2007
March 2007
- Colorado – When a colleague at Colorado Springs Municipal Airport complained of chest pain, Transportation Security Officer Larry Coburn immediately took steps to save her life.
- Illinois – Late last year, Transportation Security Officer Christine Dina proposed leveraging the TSA workforce in support of military personnel who pass through Chicago O'Hare's United Service Organization.
February 2007
- Florida – When passenger Peter Caro collapsed at an Orlando International Airport security checkpoint earlier this month, a chain of well-executed human reactions resulted in a life saved.
- Utah – Transportation Security Officers Scott Davis and Louis Gillman were recently recognized by TSA at Salt Lake City International Airport for saving airport employee Dennis Swenson’s life.
- New York – Saul Velez, a veteran of the New York City Fire Department, saved a man pinned between two vehicles parked in front of Stewart International Airport.
January 2007
- Colorado – As back-to-back-to-back blizzards brought Denver to its knees during the busiest travel season of the year, TSA took extensive steps to keep passengers safe, secure and comfortable throughout an ordeal that left some employees and travelers stranded at the airport for days.
- Ohio – Susanne Carmen provided a traveler with a new bottle of lotion after throwing her's out at Columbus International Airport checkpoint.
