Dallas Police Boost Security for World Cup 2026
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Dallas Police Boost Security for 2026 World Cup with Major Federal Funding
Dallas police are bolstering security for the 2026 World Cup, securing a $51.5 million federal grant. Theyll allocate $22 million for staffing, equipment, and drone defenses, with additional funds for cameras, anti-ramming barricades, and vehicles. Chief David Comeaux assures safety resources wont be lacking, while Deputy Chief Tina Schultz plans to integrate on-duty officers with overtime shifts. Nine matches will take place at AT&T Stadium, renamed Dallas Stadium, with the convention center and Fair Park hosting broadcasts and fan fests.
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