New signs at Pease Park alert the public to car break-ins, thefts

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AUSTIN, Texas — Local authorities are taking action in response to an increase in car break-ins and thefts at Pease Park. The Austin Police Department has increased patrols in the area, and warning signs have been placed around the park to alert visitors to the ongoing issue.

The heightened law enforcement presence, including both foot and vehicle patrols, is part of a coordinated effort by several city departments to reduce vehicle-related crimes and ensure the safety of park visitors.

In addition, the city has launched a public awareness campaign, distributing informational materials throughout the surrounding neighborhoods with tips on how to prevent car thefts.

To further support these efforts, surveillance cameras have been installed in key areas of the park to monitor activity and assist in investigations.

Local businesses and community organizations are also involved, partnering with the city to offer safety workshops and neighborhood watch programs.

City officials are exploring additional long-term measures, including better lighting and multilingual signage, to improve park security.

These actions are part of ongoing efforts to reduce crime and enhance the overall safety of Pease Park for residents and visitors.

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