Press Secretary

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This article is part of the United States Government series.

Offices: President Vice President Speaker of the House Attorney General Secretary of State Secretary of Defense Secretary of Treasury Secretary of the Interior Secretary of Transportation Secretary of Agriculture National Security Advisor Senator

White House Staff: Chief of Staff Press Secretary

Executive Departments: Department of Defense Department of Homeland Security Department of Justice

Intelligence Agencies: Central Intelligence Agency Counter Terrorist Unit National Security Agency

Law Enforcement Agencies: Counter Terrorist Unit Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Secret Service United States Marshals Service Federal Air Marshal Service Drug Enforcement Administration Customs and Border Protection Environmental Protection Agency Internal Revenue Service Securities and Exchange Commission

Military: Army Marine Corps Navy Air Force Coast Guard National Guard

The White House Press Secretary is the person in charge of handling the flow of information from the office of the President to the media.

[edit] Notable Press Secretaries

Picture	Name	Served during	Status
	Jenny Dodge	Day 2	Alive
	Jenny Dodge was President David Palmer's press secretary during Day 2, deflecting attention from the nuclear threat against Los Angeles. She was also the first person at Palmer's side during the biological assassination attempt on him by Mandy.
	Gerry Whitehorn	Day 3	Alive
	Gerry Whitehorn was President David Palmer's press secretary during Day 3.
	(name unspecified)	Day 4	Alive
	This was the press secretary for President John Keeler, and then Charles Logan, during Day 4.
	Ellen Price	Day 6	Alive
	Ellen Price was President Wayne Palmer's press secretary during Day 6.
	Angela Nelson	Day 7	Alive
	Angela Nelson was President Allison Taylor's press secretary during Day 7.