The board meeting included presentations on Mt. San Antonio College and introductions of business partners, along with recognition of contractor and Foothill Transit employees. Key action items involved receiving and filing financial statements, investment summaries, key performance indicators, and a first-quarter budget update. Additionally, the board discussed updates regarding the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games (LA28) and marketing and communications initiatives.
Oct 23, 2026·
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The meeting addressed several operational and policy items. Key discussions included the adoption of a Master Commercial Government Crime Insurance Policy for employees, a new policy regarding the agency's response to immigration enforcement to comply with state law, and approval of the 2027 board meeting schedule. The Board also reviewed the 2026 Title VI Program, authorized procurement contracts for on-call architectural and engineering services, CNG fueling station upgrades, administrative office renovations, and audio-visual upgrades for the Board Room. Additionally, updates were provided regarding DOJ background checks and the procurement monthly report.
The Executive Board meeting focused on various procurement and operational reports, including the July 2026 Key Performance Indicators Report and the August 2026 Procurement Monthly Report. Key agenda items included authorizing a transportation fund exchange with the City of Maywood, adopting a revised resolution for DOJ and FBI criminal background checks, and approving revisions to the Procurement Policies and Procedures Manual. Additionally, the Board authorized several procurements and contracts, including materials testing services, landscape and trellis replacement, asset management software upgrades, security project design-build services, and electrical charging infrastructure upgrades.
The board discussed and recognized years of service for transit employees and governing board members. Key items included the evaluation and adoption of the fiscal year business plan and budget, an update on the Twin Pines Transit Center project, and the review of quarterly key performance indicator reports. Additionally, the board examined financial statements, investment summaries, the customer profile report, and progress on the Cal Poly Pomona mobility hub project. Presentations regarding the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and business partner introductions were also reviewed.
