Transit police cite declines in crimes against persons and increased weapons seizures on regional system The Bureau of Transit Police reported a near 12% decrease in crimes against persons year‑to‑date while noting higher proactive enforcement for narcotics and weapons; the unit seized 129 weapons this year and said hotspot data will be provided to commissioners on request.

Transit police report a remarkable drop in crimes against persons while seizing a record number of weapons—what's driving these changes?

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Bi-State Development outlines hiring push, maintenance shortfalls and service changes as ridership rises Bi-State officials told the commission they are increasing part-time recruitment to shore up service, reported losses of about 10 bus operators per month, flagged a 54-mechanic shortfall in maintenance, and described ongoing service-change and ridership gains.

Bi-State Development is ramping up recruitment efforts as ridership surges, but with staffing shortages haunting their operations, how will they keep the wheels turning?

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Transit police report declines in serious crimes, more weapons seized on Metrolink Commander Brad Kelling told the commission Metrolink policing saw declines in crimes against persons and property year-over-year, while weapons recoveries rose to 129 this year; he attributed trends to adjusted patrol tactics and regional cooperation.

Transit crime is down while weapon recoveries soar, thanks to targeted policing and regional teamwork!

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