Security and Safety Measures Coming to the Montreal Metro
The city plans $6.4 million a year for 52 special constables, 12 temporary police officers and expanded outreach to support riders and unhoused people.
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More trains, more special constables and more surveillance: Montreal puts the package in order to regain control of the feeling of safety in the metro, in decline in recent years. However, the effect of these new measures will not be felt until next year, at least.
The Martinez Ferrada administration and the STM have announced several measures to enhance safety in the metro.
The STM will increase the number of special constables and camera surveillance in the underground network.
More cops, surveillance, social workers: STM beefs up security measures ahead of winter
STM commuters will see an increased police presence and more surveillance as they ride the metro this winter. The City of Montreal and the transit agency announced that they will be beefing up security measures including hiring of more constables, upgrades to security cameras and increasing patrolling by police officers to improve a sense of […]
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