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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued new regulations that require higher-risk surface transportation providers to provide security training for certain employees. Additionally, TSA is expanding its requirements for the designation of security coordinators and reporting of significant
security concerns, currently limited to rail operations, to include certain bus operations.
Moderator
Emani Lee-Odai
Program Manager – Safety & Security
Technical Services and Innovation
American Public Transportation Association
Washington, DC
Presenter
Harry Schultz
Section Chief, Policy Evaluation Section
Division: Surface Policy Division
Office: Policy, Plans, and Engagement Transportation Security Administration
Arlington, VA
Panelist
Polly Hanson
Senior Director of Security, Risk and Emergency Management
American Public Transportation Association
Washington, DC
Christopher T. McKay
Mass Transit Industry Engagement Manager
Industry Engagement Branch
Policy, Plans, and Engagement
Transportation Security Administration
Arlington, VA
Mr. Ronald Pavlik, Jr.
Chief of Police
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)
Washington, DC
Scott Gordon
Executive Director, Surface Division
Policy, Plans, and Engagement
Transportation Security Administration
Arlington, VA
Victor Parker
Transportation Security Specialist
Surface Division
Policy, Plans, and Engagement
Transportation Security Administration
Arlington, VA
David H. Kasminoff
Senior Counsel for Regulations & Security Standards
Department of Homeland Security
Transportation Security Administration
Arlington, VA
