TSA workers at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas have gone 32 days without pay, according to a TSA union official. This is now the third-longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Despite the financial strain, many employees continue to work, despite missing paychecks. Wait times at the airport are increasing, and more officers are being asked to work overtime. Luke Nimmo, Public Information Administrator for the Clark County Department of Aviation Public Affairs Office, believes a lack of public awareness is affecting donations. A food pantry is available for TSA workers, stocked with home supplies, baby diapers, pet food, and other necessities.