(LISTEN): Missouri Capitol Police Chief Schwartze appears on "Wake Up Missouri"

Inauguration ceremonies for Missouri Governor-elect Mike Kehoe and other statewide elected officials will begin Monday morning at 11:30 on the Capitol’s south lawn in Jefferson City. Governor-elect Kehoe will hold what he describes as a day one action ceremony that afternoon at 12:45 pm, and there will be a promenade of the Budweiser Clydesdales from the Capitol to the governor’s Mansion at 1:45 pm. Governor Kehoe and First Lady Claudia Kehoe will also greet the public that day at 2 at the Governor’s Mansion. All of the events are open to the public and require no ticket except for the day one action ceremony, which is open to the news media. Missouri Capitol Police chief Zim Schwartze joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Missouri" to preview the event. She tells listeners that they have security all of the time, adding that there will be congestion Monday in Jefferson City. She also notes thousands of state employees will be working that day in Jefferson City, since it is a workday. She encourages you to give yourself extra time when you go to the various events. Chief Schwartze also talked about the unified command post that will be set up. While she can't provide its exact location in Jefferson City, Chief Schwartze tells listeners it's a way for leaders at the unified command to talk through any issues, noting they'll all be right there. She says all communications are set up for the unified command: