Recent activity at Los Angeles County Metro Transit Authority
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Directors Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting covered several administrative and operational agenda items. Discussions included public comment procedures, the Pledge of Allegiance, and various consent and non-consent agenda items. Key highlights included updates on the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit project and the Vermont Avenue Bus Rapid Transit project. The board also addressed Metrolink service, including the potential for 30-minute system-wide service and funding mechanisms. Additionally, a new director, Patsy Ayala, was introduced as the board member representing the North County/San Fernando Valley Subgroup.
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Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting featured a report from the Chief Executive Officer, which included recognitions for customer service personnel and updates on maintenance partnerships. Key performance metrics were presented, highlighting a decrease in violent crime rates compared to previous periods and robust growth in weekday bus and rail ridership. The report also provided detailed ridership data for various lines and specific transportation services for sporting events.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board of Directors Regular Board Meeting Agenda
The Board discussed various transportation and infrastructure initiatives, including the Toll Credit and Transportation Development Credit Program guidelines and the 2027 Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program project ranking. Significant construction topics included a Master Cooperative Agreement with the Southern California Regional Rail Authority, the Lone Hill to White Double Track Project, the Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2, and the Business Interruption Fund policy. The Board considered motions to streamline permitting for the Southeast Gateway Line, incorporate low carbon concrete usage, rename Pershing Square Station to Biddy Mason Station, and improve connectivity for the East Valley Metrolink system. Consent items included budget increases for Union Station West ADA improvements, approval of the Metrolink FY 2026-27 work program, authorization for Freeway Service Patrol contract modifications, procurement of near-zero emission bus engines, and light rail vehicle HVAC overhauls.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting addressed numerous infrastructure and policy items. Key discussions included the adoption of guidelines for the Metro Toll Credit/Transportation Development Credit Program, approval of project ranking frameworks for regional transportation grants, and the establishment of a pilot program to streamline permitting for the Southeast Gateway Line. The board also authorized budget increases for various construction and improvement projects, including the Lone Hill to White Double Track Project, the Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2, and ADA improvements at Union Station. Further actions involved the approval of a low-carbon concrete initiative, a resolution for eminent domain for the I-105 Express Lanes project, the renaming of the Pershing Square station, and updates to the Public Safety Department implementation plan and 48 by '28 plan.
