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CapMetro swears in first-ever transit police officers June 6. (Courtesy CapMetro)

CapMetro swears in first-ever transit police force

By Haley McLeod

On June 6, CapMetro welcomed its inaugural class of transit police officers, marking a milestone in the agency’s push for increased public safety.

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From left, Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, council member Vanessa Fuentes, airport CEO Ghizlane Badawi and Deputy Assistant Federal Security Director Terry Zweschper during the Atrium Infill Project commencement May 12. (Courtesy Austin-Bergstrom International Airport)
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car driving over bridge by creek
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