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Updated: May 6th, 2008 11:26 AM PDT
San Francisco lines up $7.1M grant for transit security
Money would be used for video surveillance, lighting, perimeter fencingThe Latest from SIW
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The San Francisco Chronicle (California)
The San Francisco Chronicle (California)
San Francisco is in line for $7.1 million in state grant money to upgrade security for the city's public transit system.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency plans to use the money for new closed-circuit television cameras, fencing, subway lighting and other security measures.
The agency's governing board is set to approve the funding Tuesday.
