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Chief Scott Kreher will report directly to Chief of System Safety, Security, and Emergency Management Wanda Y. Dunham.
Move comes after California state legislature made AEDs mandatory on commuter rail systems by July 2020.
The vehicle is tasked with providing the MARTA Police and Emergency Management Department with enhanced communication during events that affect the transit agency's operation.
Three civilians suffered minor injuries during the incident, which took place at 7:30 a.m.
The $1.2 million vehicle functions as a communication and command center for major sporting events, emergencies, and natural disasters.
The agency made roughly 3,500 paratransit trips throughout the region on Sept. 8th — the day the majority of evacuations took place.
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