BART Police Blog

Keeping You Safe: BART Police's Commitment to Community

At BART, we understand that safety is a top priority for our riders. That's why the BART Police Department is dedicated to providing a secure and welcoming environment for everyone who uses our system. Our police officers are trained to respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations, and they work closely with other law enforcement agencies to ensure that our stations and trains are safe and secure.

We're proud of the strong relationships we've built with our community partners and stakeholders, and we're committed to continuing to improve our services and programs to better serve you. Whether it's through our Community Outreach Program or our Youth Services Unit, we're always looking for ways to engage with and support the people who use BART.

How We're Working to Prevent Crime and Keep You Safe

Preventing crime is an ongoing effort that requires the cooperation and support of everyone who uses BART. That's why we've implemented a range of strategies and programs designed to deter criminal activity and keep our riders safe.

From increased patrols and surveillance cameras to community outreach and education, we're using every tool at our disposal to prevent crime and protect our passengers. We're also working closely with other law enforcement agencies to share intelligence and best practices, so that we can stay one step ahead of would-be criminals.

Your Safety is Our Top Priority: How to Stay Safe While Riding BART

As a rider, you play a critical role in keeping yourself and others safe while using BART. That's why we want to share some important tips and reminders on how to stay safe while riding with us.

From being aware of your surroundings and reporting suspicious activity to following basic safety precautions like not leaving valuables unattended or traveling with a friend, there are many simple steps you can take to protect yourself and others. We're committed to providing a safe and secure environment for everyone who uses BART, and we need your help to make that happen.