D.C. spends $25m on inauguration prep

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The Secret Service won’t be the only agency running a high-tech, monitor-filled command center on Inauguration Day.

After more than a year of preparation, District security planners, some of whom will be monitoring every development from a high-tech suite of rooms in Southeast Washington, say they are ready for an audience of up to 700,000 to crowd the National Mall.

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