Compliments and Complaints can be made in the following manner: By mail to the Internal Affairs Unit (see address below): By emailing the feedback from to the Internal Affairs Unit directly at [email protected].  By contacting a Police Supervisor at:

The MWAA Police Department does much more than patrol the airport terminals and grounds. Authority Police also provide primary law enforcement to the buildings and properties surrounding Ronald Reagan Washington National and Dulles International Airports and patrol the Dulles Access Road and the Dulles Toll Road. These  are the roads which provide express  travel from I-495 and to I-66 to Dulles International Airport.

The Authority's Emergency Communications Technicians (ECTs) assist the Police and Fire Departments for Reagan National Airport, Dulles International Airport and the Dulles Toll Road. When emergency assistance is required, they are the first people contacted by the public.

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Airport Community Police Academy AnnouncementSpring 2020

The Training Unit is responsible for all in-service training for the police department.  In-service training classes can be taken at the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy or within the police department to meet the mandatory training requirements instituted by the Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Criminal Justice Services for all sworn law enforcement officers.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department has a new 11 ½ acre Firearms Training facility located on the property of Dulles International Airport. This facility is comprised of 3 ranges, a rappel tower and an obstacle course. The department has both full time and collateral duty assignments as Firearms Instructors. Firearms Instructors are certified through the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. The range is operated year round to meet the needs of the department.

Trainee, Lateral, Corporal and TCO

Retirement/Health/Disability/Leave

Traffic Control Officers (TCOs) manage vehicular and pedestrian traffic in front of the airport terminals for Reagan National Airport and Dulles International Airport. Their primary responsibility is to promote continuous mobility and prevent gridlock at these vital entries and exits.  Traffic Control Officers are stationed throughout both airports 7 days a week. When they are not directing traffic, TCOs enforce parking regulations. Their ramp assignments vary daily.