The complete security provider for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

A commercial airport runs 24 hours a day, and its security systems have to do the same. Cleveland Hopkins spans ticketing halls, concourses, baggage areas, roadways, parking structures and secured airside zones, each with its own coverage needs and its own rules about who is allowed in.

Federal regulations govern how secured-area doors are controlled, who can hold a credential and how each entry is recorded. Every installation window also has to fit around flight schedules, construction projects and the daily flow of passengers. The airport needed one provider that could design for all of it, install without disruption and answer the phone when something failed.

Harb is the complete security provider for the airport, so the same team handles cameras, access control and alarms rather than three vendors pointing at each other. Project managers plan each phase with airport operations and the badging office so work happens in approved windows, often overnight, and secured areas stay secured while doors and readers are swapped.

Camera coverage is designed around how the airport actually moves: ticketing, concourses, baggage claim, curbside roadways and parking. Access control ties every secured door to the airport's credentialing process, with events logged for audit. Intrusion and fire alarm systems are installed, inspected and tested on the schedule the codes require.

The airport has a single point of contact for design, installation, service and inspections, with technicians based minutes away in Parma. As terminals are renovated and new areas open, Harb extends the existing systems rather than starting over, so equipment stays consistent and staff keep the workflows they know.

It is the same standard Harb brings to every facility it serves, proven every day at airport scale.