Step inside the Amtrak Police Department and discover how their Communications Center serves as the critical link connecting people, information, and resources across the national rail network.
Join Brian Handlin and Jeffrey Miller of the National Command and Communications Center for a Lunch & Learn that takes you inside the Amtrak Police Department. They will explore Amtrak Police Department's (APD’s) history and provide a behind-the-scenes look at how the National Communication Center (NCC) helps coordinate safety and security operations across the country.
Afterward, attendees will break into small groups for a guided tour of the facility, offering a rare firsthand look at the Communications Center, its capabilities, and the work that happens there every day.
About The OrganizationThe Amtrak Police Department (APD) plays a unique role in protecting the people and infrastructure that keep America’s passenger rail system moving. APD officers serve Amtrak stations, trains, facilities, and rights-of-way across the country, supported by specialized resources including K-9 teams and the National Communications Center. Behind the scenes, the Communications Center serves as a critical link between APD officers, Amtrak operations, outside law enforcement agencies, and emergency responders.
Why Attend?
🚨 Get access to a part of the building most CSC Station members never see.
📡 Learn how the National Communications Center coordinates safety across the Northeast Corridor.
👮 Hear directly from the managers who run it, Brian Handlin and Jeffrey Miller.
🔍 Take a small-group guided tour of the facility itself.
Space is limited to 40 attendees.
Lunch will be provided.
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