The committee meeting addressed several operational and contractual items, including the approval of a contract amendment for the Napa Valley Forward: State Route 29 intersection improvements, the selection of a consultant for 511 website design and operations, and the authorization of a subscription agreement for American Express card acceptance for the Clipper program. Additionally, the committee discussed the Clipper BayPass Phase 2 Pilot, including the allocation and distribution of revenues to transit operators. The agenda also featured reports from the Regional Network Management Customer Advisory Group regarding wayfinding and accessibility initiatives, and a coordination update from transit agency leadership concerning major events and regional transit policies.
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The meeting included a call to order, quorum confirmation, and a compensation announcement. The chair's report focused on the remembrance of a former commissioner, the welcome of a new commissioner, and updated committee assignments. The council received an advisory report covering proposed updates to community-based transportation planning guidelines, equity priority communities framework, and the council's work planner. The executive director provided updates on the Clipper transition progress, state legislation, BAHFA stakeholder outreach, the Community Partnership Exchange event, infrastructure funding and construction for State Route 37, and cable maintenance projects for area bridges.
Jun 12, 2026·Board meeting
Regional Network Management Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the status of the next-generation Clipper system, noting the current transition phase, system performance issues, and efforts to address customer-impacting outages. The committee also considered a contract amendment for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the legacy Clipper system due to delayed migration timelines. The discussion included reports on customer service improvements, system stability prerequisites for large-scale migration, and the overall goal of achieving a stable, high-quality fare payment system.
The committee reviewed the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Service Authority for Freeways and Expressways (SAFE) statement of revenues and expenses. A contract for the Interstate 880 Integrated Corridor Management North Segment Sign Maintenance Services with Bear Electrical Solutions, Inc. was approved. The committee also received an update on the Regional Network Management Framework Review.
