San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Public Security Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee discussed a proposal to enhance the Transit Security & Passenger Safety Program by contracting with the Sheriff's department to provide dedicated sworn law enforcement personnel. Furthermore, the meeting included a review of preliminary research concerning the feasibility, financial considerations, and operational challenges of implementing fare gates or other forms of controlled station access across the trolley network, accounting for the agency's existing open-station design.
Sep 3, 2026
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San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Executive Committee Executive Committee Agenda
The meeting agenda focuses on the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget Amendment, specifically regarding the enactment of Resolution No. 26-18 which addresses changes to regional transit fares and their impact on revenue and SB-125 funding. The committee will also conduct a review of the draft agenda for the upcoming Board of Directors meeting and hold a closed session to perform a performance evaluation of the Chief Executive Officer.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Executive Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee held a meeting to discuss various operational and administrative items. Key discussions included an update on the Orange Line Improvement Project, covering construction progress and scheduling, and a presentation on land value capture strategies, exploring methods to leverage development for transit investment. The committee also received public comments on labor conditions, safety concerns, and service reliability, and reviewed updates related to the PRONTO fare collection system and board policies.
The committee meeting focused on an update regarding the fair freeze program, specifically the 'Pronto Life' initiative for low-income riders enrolled in programs like CalFresh, Medi-Cal, and CalWorks. Key discussion points included the application process, the timeline for potential fare changes, branding, and strategies to maintain ridership. The committee also discussed the financial impact of the program, potential administrative workloads, and the need to secure additional non-fare revenue to ensure the sustainability of transit services.
