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Chief Ernest Morales III Chief of Police [email protected] Ernest Morales III is the Metro Transit Police Department’s ninth police chief. Before coming to the MTPD, he served as the first Deputy Police Commissioner in Mount Vernon, NY, and spent more than 30 years with the New York Police Department, where he was a Deputy Inspector and Commanding Officer in the Transit Bureau.
The MTPD Community Services Bureau works to establish trust and a demonstrative working rapport with our customers and the greater community. We are continually present at metro and bus stations, supporting community events, school seminars and assemblies, and area-wide functions in conjunction with various agencies across the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia locations.
We're a full-service 24-hour licensed police department that responds to, and investigates, all crimes occurring on Metro Transit property, including buses, light rail, commuter trains, facilities and rights-of-way throughout eight counties and 85 cities. Our 156 full-time officers and 60 part-time officers are fully-sworn peace officers with ...
The METRO Police Department (MPD) is a full-time, full-service police agency of sworn Texas Peace Officers and civilian staff members. They patrol area streets, roadways and METRO facilities on foot and by using police cars, motorcycles, bicycles and segways. MPD plays a large role in special events and emergency response situations.
Metro Transit Police; Safety & Security Action Plan; Text for Safety; Mission & Impact. Equity & Inclusion; ... Metro Transit is a service of the Metropolitan Council.
The Transit Police Department also has a State-licensed Security Academy and a dedicated security staff of 90 commissioned Security Officers. The VIA Transit Police Department has an annual budget of over $6 million and oversees the law enforcement needs of its customers who logged over 36.6 million passenger trips in 2018.
The Metro Transit Police Department is a full-service 24-hour licensed police department that responds to, and investigates, all crimes occurring on Metro Transit property, including buses, light rail, commuter trains, facilities, and right-of-ways throughout our eight county, 85+ city jurisdiction.
