Patrick Space Force Base Suspends Trusted Traveler Program Requiring Pass Approval for All Visitors

be prepared for additional screening

BREVARD COUNTY • FLORIDA — The Trusted Traveler program has been suspended at Patrick SFB and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station until further notice.

Any individuals without a DoD-approved access credential, such as CAC, dependent ID, or retiree ID, will be required to obtain a visitor pass, even when traveling with a DoD ID card holder.

The Visitors Control Center is not manned on the weekends, so passes will only be processed at the East Gate.

This includes members in housing who currently have family members visiting will be required to get visitor passes and all new visitors will require passes, golfers with an annual base pass can no longer bring or sponsor additional visitors, food delivery drivers who do not have base access will no longer be authorized on base, all food deliveries will be picked up at the East Gate.

Event Bright tickets for rocket launches will be also terminated.

Although there are currently no known threats to the installations, Patrick SFB are taking this step to ensure the safety and security of our personnel, residents, and visitors.

Officials encourage everyone accessing the base to be prepared for additional screening protocols. For more information and to learn how to obtain a visitor pass, please visit the Patrick SFB website.

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