After a holiday break in December for four of the five Service Councils, all are back and ready to get to work in 2017. If you’re still finalizing your New Year’s resolutions, why not resolve to attend at least two Metro Service Council meetings this year? Each meeting includes time [continue reading]
All Service Councils voted to go dark in December except for the South Bay Service Council, which was unable to meet last month due to the Veterans Day holiday. The South Bay Council will meet at its regularly scheduled time this Friday, Dec. 9 at 9:30 a.m. The Council’s agenda includes these [continue reading]
All Service Councils will meet in November, except for the South Bay Service Council, which will be dark this month due to the Veterans Day holiday. The South Bay Council will meet next on Friday, December 9th. The other four Service Councils will hear an update on the Metro Bike [continue reading]
The good news is that there are no October surprises at Metro this month. All five Service Councils will meet in October and hear presentations on the Metro Bus Operator Training Process, a topic that is sure to be of interest to those who regularly ride the system. A few [continue reading]
Last month, all five Metro Service Councils voted to go dark in August and take a short summer break. Regular meetings will resume in September. The Gateway Cities Service Council voted in July to move to a new meeting location. Unfortunately, the proposed venue is unavailable, so the meetings will [continue reading]
All five Metro Service Councils will meet in July and receive a presentation from Metro’s Office of Civil Rights on Service and Fare Equity Policies and Metro’s Triennial Title VI Report to the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). The Councils will also adopt their Work Plans for FY 2017 and hear [continue reading]
Some Southern California students may already be on summer break, but school is on the agenda for all five Metro Service Councils this month. Each Council will receive a presentation on Metro’s new Universal Student Pass Pilot Program, which the Metro Board of Directors approved at its May meeting (in [continue reading]
It’s May, and baseball season is well underway. If you’re not busy taking Metro’s Dodger Stadium Express to catch a home game, why not stop by the Service Council meeting in your area? All five Metro Service Councils will meet for their regular meetings this month and hear an update [continue reading]
All five Metro Service Councils will meet in April, and all five will receive the Quarterly Station Cleanliness Report, as well as the Report on Regional Service Performance. Each Council will also need to approve the location, date and time for the July Public Hearings on potential changes to Metro [continue reading]
Spring is definitely in the air in Southern California, which means it’s budget season at Metro. All five Metro Service Councils will meet for their regular meetings this month and hear a presentation on FY17 Budget Development from Conan Cheung, Executive Officer, Office of Management and Budget. All Councils will [continue reading]
