The Secret Service said Thursday that since the assassination attempt against President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania – the one-year anniversary of which is Sunday – it has implemented numerous operational, policy, and organizational reforms.

Among 46 recommendations made by congressional oversight bodies, the Secret Service said in a news release it has implemented 21, while 16 are in progress, and nine are addressed to non-Secret Service stakeholders.

The agency said that among the reforms implemented were changes to protective operations policies to ensure clear lines of accountability and improved information sharing with local law enforcement partners; the creation of an Aviation and Airspace Security division dedicated to maintaining the agency’s crucial aerial monitoring capabilities; and modifications to the agency’s resourcing process, in order to ensure that assets are better accounted for and appropriately applied.

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