[scribd id=347214573 key=key-1rymHLBEN3OCb7p8RgK2 mode=scroll] The proposed budget is above (pdf here) and covers the 2017-18 fiscal year that runs from July 1 through June 30, 2018. A presentation is below [continue reading]
As Metro begins to put together the 2018 fiscal year budget, Metro’s Office of Management and Budget will make presentations at all five March Service Council meetings to gather input. If you’d like to provide input on Metro’s FY18 budget but can’t attend one of the meetings, see this page [continue reading]
There are too many women’s marchers for Metro trains to carry (SGV Tribune) The Red Line at the women’s march (Reddit) Huge crowds swarm Metro’s trains and buses for Women’s [continue reading]
[scribd id=323884617 key=key-edksTnSWI3vboYbZaMjc mode=scroll] The above report is something that Metro CEO Phil Washington wants done on an annual basis: a single document that provides updates on Metro projects, including [continue reading]
https://soundcloud.com/metrolosangeles/metro-budget-fy-2016-17-part-3 In part three of our podcast trilogy looking at Metro’s proposed budget for the coming fiscal year, Steve and Drew look at four key numbers in the agency’s proposed $5.66-billion budget. In part one of the budget podcast, we provided a quick overview of the agency’s spending and revenues. In [continue reading]
Metro’s CEO Phil Washington has now been on the job for one year. He was previously the general manager of the Regional Transportation District that serves the Greater Denver region and [continue reading]
https://soundcloud.com/metrolosangeles/2016-17-budget-podcast-part-two In part two of our podcast trilogy looking at the Metro’s budget for the coming fiscal year, Steve and Drew look at some of the construction projects and programs that consume 40 percent of Metro’s $5.6-billion budget. Here’s last week’s podcast providing a budget overview. Need something to read? [continue reading]
https://soundcloud.com/metrolosangeles/2016-budget-podcast-part-1 It’s May, meaning it’s time again for Metro to adopt a budget for the coming fiscal year that begins July 1. Above is the first of three short podcasts we’ll post this month to help make the budget process a bit more palatable/digestible for those adverse to such wonkery (a [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]
Please see the notice and map above. Hours of testing will vary — it’s best to assume these are active tracks and to look both ways and obey all traffic [continue reading]
