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APD continues to have trouble filling empty jobs and bringing in new officers. That's due in part to a lack of recruitment plans, city auditors found.
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Police, fire and EMS officials say growth and road construction are contributing factors.
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The new nearly 400,000-square-foot building will house the city's three public safety agencies — Austin Fire, Austin Police and Austin-Travis County EMS. The building sits south of Zilker Park.
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A KUT investigation found the Austin Police Department hasn’t been sharing a crucial piece of data with Austinites for the last few years: how many crimes it solves in a given year.
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Nearby residents and businesses worry about safety hazards despite reassurance from city officials.
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City staff say reopening the road is not feasible because the sidewalks are too narrow to support the number of pedestrians, especially during peak hours.
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The task force will consist of music industry representatives and members of several state organizations.
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La agencia de transporte público de Austin ya no quiere depender de los oficiales de la policía de Austin para proporcionar seguridad a sus clientes. Pero la propuesta también ha generado la preocupación de algunos grupos comunitarios.
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In his address to Austinites on Monday, the mayor touched on housing, policing and transportation issues. KUT reporters fact-checked some of his more notable comments.
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Despite concerns from some community groups, the board on Monday approved moving ahead with developing a transit police department to eliminate the agency's reliance on off-duty Austin police officers to provide security.