Mask dispensers now available on Metro buses and trains
Both Metro and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention require riders to wear face masks on public transit (except for those with a medical excuse). To make it [continue reading]
Recap of Metro Board of Directors’ January meeting
[scribd id=492206855 key=key-WKRucfEAfDw7pyLRr4rP mode=scroll] [scribd id=492906083 key=key-ruKKlb0vC8G9Mq7w9ykQ mode=scroll] Agenda pdf is here. Recap pdf is here. The Metro Board of Directors met virtually last Thursday, Jan. 28. You can watch/listen to the webstream (embedded below) of the four hour, 35-minute meeting — there is a tool at the previous link [continue reading]
Metro scrutinizing its supply of N95 masks
Since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in March, public agencies around the world have scrambled to procure face masks to protect frontline employees and members of the public. It hasn’t been easy, as stiff competition for a limited supply of masks, particularly N95 masks that have rightly been prioritized for health [continue reading]
COVID-19 update; May 5
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Metro Art Los Angeles (@metro.art.la) Nice article in NYT today about the New York MTA using poetry to soothe the jangled nerves of current and hopefully riders. And more here about LA Metro’s Poetry in Motion program. From the L.A. [continue reading]