It is set to last at least 12 weeks, what Tabke called “an aggressive timeline.”
Scott Dibble, was approved and funded in the omnibus transportation bill signed last week. The plan, pushed this past session by DFLers Rep. The high-visibility teams will later be joined by law enforcement to help reduce crime and a sense of insecurity on transit. The new chief of the Metro Transit police said the current laws and code of conduct will be enforced immediately, and temporary teams that include a combination of social workers and community groups will work with people who are homeless as well as those on transit who are struggling with addiction and mental illness. Metro Transit leaders kicked off, with optimism, a two-prong plan to increase safety on light rail in the Twin Cities, while also acknowledging there is work to be done to win back riders.
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