Recent activity at Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
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Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Capital Improvement Program 2027-2032
A 6-year capital improvement program for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Metro) covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032. The plan outlines capital investments to support safe, reliable, convenient, and accessible transit service across rail, bus, paratransit, and technology assets, including reinvestment and modernization projects, with a focus on maintaining state of good repair and addressing future funding challenges.
Nov 5, 2026
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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Agenda
The board is scheduled to convene an executive session to discuss budgetary matters that impact legal positions, contracts, or sensitive relationships with local jurisdictions. Additionally, the session will address litigation, investigations, and other legal matters requiring consultation with counsel, as well as safety and security issues. The board will also discuss strategies regarding pending or proposed federal or state legislation.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Finance and Capital Committee Board Information Item
The Finance and Capital Committee reviewed an update on the current Capital Improvement Program, focusing on strategies to enhance financial responsibility, efficiency, and service reliability. Key topics included progress on major infrastructure projects such as bus garage replacements and railcar procurement, alongside an assessment of future funding needs via the DMVMoves initiative. The presentation outlined modernization efforts across bus, rail, and access services, emphasizing the necessity of securing capital resources to prevent the erosion of purchasing power and maintain system performance.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Board of Directors Agenda
The agenda for the meeting includes an employee spotlight and a public comment session, followed by reports from the Accessibility Advisory Committee, the Riders' Advisory Council, the Board Chair, the General Manager, and the Finance and Capital Committee. Significant business items include the approval of a Joint Development Agreement for the North Bethesda Station. Additionally, the Board will review consent items including a collective bargaining agreement, a reimbursable agreement for the Metrobus Clear Lanes Program, and an agency safety plan, as well as receive reports from various regional and government representatives.
