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Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Bay Area Rapid Transit Action Plan 2026-2027
This action plan outlines strategies for Bay Area Rapid Transit to achieve financial stability. It focuses on three key areas: implementing a sustainable funding strategy, identifying cost savings and efficiencies, and generating additional revenue. The plan aims to ensure the District's near and long-term success and underpin its ability to deliver on all initiatives by mitigating the fiscal cliff and optimizing financial operations.
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San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Regular Meeting
The Board of Directors received reports from the General Manager regarding ridership trends, infrastructure projects like Wi-Fi expansion, and upcoming events. Administration items included the authorization of financial efficiency review strategies and a state loan agreement with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. The Board also approved the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and reviewed findings from the root cause investigation into service disruptions on the M Line. Members provided updates on their recent community activities and engagement efforts.
Feb 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bart Bicycle Advisory Task Force Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several items, including the status of BART funding, bicycle parking, and communication during train service disruptions. The task force deliberated on El Cerrito Plaza BART intersection safety, transit-oriented development bike access, next-generation faregate reliability and accessibility, and upcoming promotional giveaway items. Additionally, members reviewed subcommittee reports regarding advocacy efforts and participated in strategic planning and end-of-year reflection discussions.
Jun 9, 2016·StrategicPlan
Board
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Transit-Oriented Development Policy
The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) Transit-Oriented Development Policy aims to leverage real estate assets to foster regional land use and economic development. Its core goals include creating complete and sustainable communities with diverse housing options, increasing BART ridership, ensuring financial stability, promoting non-auto transportation, and enhancing affordability. The policy emphasizes strategic resource management, support for transit-oriented districts, and equitable investment, particularly in affordable housing, while adhering to the Surplus Lands Act.
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