Public Safety Advisory Committee

CapMetro is growing its Public Safety program. Our new focused approach will better serve customers, staff and the community, and will position the agency to serve the Central Texas of today and the transit system CapMetro is building for tomorrow.

Part of creating a modern approach to public safety is rethinking the roles and responsibilities of its team members. To gather input and facilitate community involvement for the new program, we formed the Public Safety Advisory Committee. This committee meets to provide input and feedback to CapMetro staff and the Board of Directors, and will help develop and steer the program, including guiding the creation of policies and procedures for the comprehensive program.

This committee meets the last Friday of every month at 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. All meetings are open to the public, and below you can find agendas, minutes, and other supporting documents for upcoming meetings. All sessions are currently virtual, and you do not need to register to attend

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Any eligible person seeking an appointment may apply to be considered at any time. Apply below!

For more information or to arrange for special accommodations, please contact:

Kelsey Lammy, Advisory Committee Liaison
(Email) CCR-Community-involvement@capmetro.org

The Public Safety Advisory Committee is comprised of 10 total members that are appointed by the CapMetro board of directors upon recommendation by the CapMetro Chief Executive Officer. There are two standing members appointed by the President & CEO and confirmed by the board. The standing members include:

A person to represent the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), as recommended by the ATU and affirmed by the President & CEO.
A person retired from a law enforcement agency from within the CapMetro service area.

Members help develop and steer the Public Safety Program, including guiding the creation of policies and procedures for the comprehensive program.

You can contact the committee members, or learn more about the committee by reaching out to the Advisory Committee Liaison at CCR-Community-involvement@capmetro.org.

The committee is composed of 10 members appointed by the CapMetro Board with expertise related to social and criminal justice reform, public safety, social service, community service and professional and personal experience, with or a relationship to historically marginalized or underserved communities. One of the 10 seats is reserved for a representative from the Amalgamated Transit Union, and another for a retired law enforcement professional.