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Jul 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Regular Board Meeting
The Board meeting focused on the Fiscal Year 2027 proposed budget, with extensive public input regarding regional transit funding. Key topics included opposition to planned reductions in Metrolink operational support and requests to maintain transit service levels in anticipation of regional travel demand. The Board also addressed the allocation of funds for zero-emission bus fleets and associated charging infrastructure, as well as opposition to proposed renewable natural gas contracts. Additionally, discussions highlighted the necessity of enhanced security measures, system-wide fare enforcement, and the overall reliability of the transit network.
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Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board Report
The committee reviewed and recommended funding for the San Fernando Valley/Pacoima Metrolink Station and Mobility Hub. This project, building upon the previously approved Scenario 2 from the East San Fernando Valley Shared Right-of-Way Study, involves $6.9 million for conceptual planning, environmental clearance, preliminary engineering, and community outreach. Key project goals include creating a multimodal transfer hub, enhancing pedestrian and active transportation safety, improving connectivity between Metrolink and light rail, and implementing design features such as heat mitigation and intersection improvements.
Jul 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Metro Virtual Community Meeting
The meeting provided an update on the I-105 Express Lanes construction project, detailing current progress in segment one and upcoming construction in segments two and three. Discussions covered project benefits, including travel time reliability and safety enhancements like auxiliary lane improvements, upgraded striping, and channelizers. The team explained the express lane operating model, toll pricing for solo drivers, and toll-free options for carpools. Furthermore, the meeting addressed the equity assessment process and the allocation of future net toll revenue to fund transit subsidies and local mobility improvements, such as active transportation projects and roadway enhancements.
Jun 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Metro Community Meeting
The meeting provided an update on the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit project, covering construction progress, project scope, and future milestones. Key topics included the status of the new maintenance and storage facility, design progress, and the expected revenue operations date. Discussions also focused on utility relocation efforts involving LADWP and Southern California Gas Company, as well as traffic and parking configurations related to the new bike lane implementation on Terra Bella Street. A new project staff member was introduced, and details on project design, including tree replacement and environmental impact, were presented.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
