Metropolitan Transportation Commission Programming and Allocations Committee Programming and Allocations Committee Meeting
The committee discussed and approved the consent calendar, which included various projects and revisions. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the adoption of the MTC Resolution 4789 and 4790, focusing on endorsements and nominations for 2026 state funding opportunities, including the Solutions for Congested Corridors and Trade Corridor Enhancement programs. The committee reviewed the OBAG Four regional program, an informational item regarding the primary program for investing federal highway formula funds, and discussed the mapping and wayfinding component of projects. Additionally, the committee recommended the 2027 Transportation Improvement Program and transportation air quality conformity analysis for commission approval, and received an update on the California Transportation Commission's recent activities and state funding programs.
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The meeting included a call to order, quorum confirmation, and a compensation announcement. The chair's report focused on the remembrance of a former commissioner, the welcome of a new commissioner, and updated committee assignments. The council received an advisory report covering proposed updates to community-based transportation planning guidelines, equity priority communities framework, and the council's work planner. The executive director provided updates on the Clipper transition progress, state legislation, BAHFA stakeholder outreach, the Community Partnership Exchange event, infrastructure funding and construction for State Route 37, and cable maintenance projects for area bridges.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Transportation Commission Programming And Allocations Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed several items, including the allocation of $4 million to the Tri-Valley - San Joaquin Valley Regional Rail Authority for the Valley Link Project and $257.5 million in Regional Measure 3 capital funds to the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District, and State Route 4 Bypass Authority. Discussions included updates on the Transit Performance Initiative investment program, updates to the Transit Capital Priorities process, revisions to the FY 2025-26 Productivity Improvement Plan, and the draft 2027 Transportation Improvement Program. Additionally, the committee received information regarding state funding programs under the California Transportation Commission's purview and the executive director's delegated authority actions.
Jul 24, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Transportation Commission Special Meeting
The commission convened to confirm a quorum and hold a special meeting. During the public comment period, participants addressed the closed session items and reported a technical issue regarding a missing transcript. The commission then entered into a closed session to discuss anticipated and the initiation of litigation concerning Cubic Transportation Systems, Inc.
