In recent years and months, the Kansas City Aviation Department has implemented security measures to thwart would-be thieves. Thefts have occurred throughout the Kansas City metro area, including Economy Parking lot at the airport. The KCI Airport Police division command staff is aware of and concerned about the national and local trend of catalytic converter thefts from vehicles, and is in communication with partnering law enforcement agencies such as the Kansas City Police Department.
Security at the airport is a team approach with the TSA managing passenger and baggage screening, and the Aviation Department’s Airport Police division of sworn peace officers is responsible for the security of the entire 11,000-acre airport. This pride goes well into the airport property with the grounds, rental car facilities, parking lots and other features. The department is proud to have recently designed, built and opened a new $1.5 billion passenger terminal for Kansas City and its visitors. “The Kansas City Aviation Department takes safety, security and customer service very seriously at Kansas City International Airport. He sent an email saying he had been “asked to cancel the interview,” without saying why. The information only came after McBride abruptly canceled an interview with the I-Team. The airport also installed heavier-duty exit booth barricade arms and informed shuttle bus drivers and exit booth workers of what to look out for. Following a spike in reported catalytic converter thefts, KCI spokesperson Joe McBride told the I-Team the airport has increased patrols, deployed a private security firm already under contract for security at the airport and installed more security cameras and license plate readers.
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