Police move in to Central Station

SYDNEYSIDERS can expect an increased police presence on public transport with the opening of a new command in the heart of the city.

The Police Transport Command at Central Railway Station will control transport operations in Sydney's central and northern suburbs, as well as acting as a base for 120 officers.

At the official opening on Wednesday, NSW Police Minister Mike Gallacher said the public would welcome more police on public transport.

"The winners, of course, will always be the travelling public," he told reporters.

"The losers are going to be those people who, for far too long, have embarked on criminality and thought that the public system was theirs to abuse."

NSW Transport Minister Gladys Berejiklian said she could rest easier knowing police were in charge of security throughout the entire network.

The Police Transport Command has made almost 2900 arrests since it started in May last year.

NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said police and government were on track to have 610 frontline officers across the entire network by the end of next year.

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