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H.R. 6298 (119th Congress)Committee
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Safe and Affordable Transit Act

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This bill amends federal transit law to authorize grants of up to $50 million annually (2026–2030) to urbanized areas for public transportation crime prevention and security. Eligible uses include hiring transit police officers, contracting with local police departments for increased station presence, and funding physical safety infrastructure such as monitoring devices and operator shields. The bill also requires the Secretary of Transportation to commission a study on crime prevention tactics used by transit agencies.

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