The agenda includes several action items and reports, such as a contract modification for the Regional Rail Strategic Financial Advisory On-Call Services Bench and the receipt of the Measure M 10-Year Comprehensive Assessment evaluation framework. Other key topics involve an annual status report on the 48 by '28 Plan, updates on the innovative financing strategy and public-private partnerships, a federal and state legislative report, and quarterly updates regarding public safety, the Department of Public Safety implementation plan, and the Homeless Outreach Management & Engagement report. Additionally, provisions were made for general public comment.
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Metropolitan Transportation Authority Construction Committee Agenda
The committee discussed several key items, including a Master Cooperative Agreement with the Southern California Regional Rail Authority and contract modifications for the Lone Hill to White Double Track and Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 projects. The committee received reports on Program Management Quarterly Changes, Inspector General construction change order spot checks, and status updates on the Project Labor Agreement and Construction Careers Policy. Additionally, the committee considered the adoption of a Business Interruption Fund project eligibility policy, the establishment of a Life of Project Budget for Segment 4 Astoria and Polk At-Crossing Improvements, and motions regarding a centralized permitting pilot program for the Southeast Gateway Line and the implementation of a low carbon concrete strategy.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Executive Management Committee Final Agenda
The committee meeting addressed several key agenda items, including the appointment of a new member to the Transportation Business Advisory Council. The committee also considered updates to the Open Streets and Slow Streets program, specifically regarding funding authorization for cycle 8 activities and the establishment of new standards for future open streets grant applications. Other agenda items included the designation of official station names for the D-line extension, the development of a plan to expand subsidized transit fare programs to increase participation, and the receipt of updates from the Community Advisory Committee and federal/state legislative reports.
The meeting focused on various organizational and infrastructure developments. Key actions included approving the Metro Board's composition and appointment structure, authorizing the acquisition of battery electric buses, and advancing the SR-710 North Mobility Improvement Projects. The Board also addressed the Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Project, authorized various construction management support service contracts, and approved insurance program renewals for liability and cybersecurity. Additionally, the Board finalized various funding allocations, including Measure M and R subregional program updates and Transportation Development Act Article 8 funds for local jurisdictions.
