Metrolink Receives Federal Railroad Administration Grant to Stem Suicides on the Tracks - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Metrolink Receives Federal Railroad Administration Grant to Stem Suicides on the Tracks - Los Angeles Sentinel

Today, Metrolink announced it was awarded a $59,000 grant from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) to address the issue of suicides along its system through outreach and training with key railroad staff, first responders and community members.

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