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The Amtrak Police Department (APD) is a national police force committed to protecting the customers, employees, and stakeholders of Amtrak. Our more than 500 sworn and civilian personnel at more than 30 locations in 46 states conduct a range of behind-the-scenes and front line security measures to ensure Amtrak employee, passenger, and infrastructure safety and security.

 

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Report crime, emergencies, suspicious items, persons or activity immediately to the Amtrak Police Department at:

(800) 331-0008

or by sending a text to APD11 from a smartphone or to 27311 from a standard cell phone (Messaging and Data rates may apply. Txt HELP for help, txt STOP to cancel), or call 911.

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