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Published September 22, 2026

Project and Program Updates

Tonight: Join Metro for a Virtual G Line Improvements Project Update

Join Metro tonight, September 22, from 6–7:30pm. for a virtual community update on the G Line Improvements Project. Learn about construction progress and upcoming work along the G Line corridor from North Hollywood to Chatsworth, including the Sepulveda Bl and Van Nuys Bl grade separations, gated intersections, bike path improvements and traffic signal improvements. G Line riders, bicyclists, pedestrians, residents, businesses and property owners are invited to attend and learn what to expect as construction progresses.| Join via Zoom

PSAC General Meeting: Oct 2026

The Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) will hold its next General Meeting on October 1, 2026. PSAC generally meets on the first Thursday of the month, with holiday conflicts shifting meetings to the following week. Meetings provide updates on Metro’s public safety efforts and opportunities for public input. Agendas and participation details will be posted online in advance. Interpretation and accessibility services are available upon request.

PSAC Community Listening Sessions: 2026

Metro’s Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) invites you to participate in an upcoming Community Listening Session, both in-person and virtual, focused on improving safety across the transit system.

This is an opportunity for riders, community members, and partners to share their perspectives on recent station safety enhancements, pilot programs, and future priorities. Share your feedback on your World Cup Experience!

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 at 6pm

Metro HQ 3rd Floor Board Room, Los Angeles, CA Or Join us on Zoom

To learn more about PSAC, visit Metro’s website, email psac@metro.net, or call (213) 922-4866

Business Interruption Fund (BIF) Workshop: October 8, 6pm

Small business owners along the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit Project are invited to learn how to apply for the Business Interruption Fund, or BIF. The BIF is a construction mitigation program that helps small, locally owned businesses thrive while Metro rail project construction is underway. Get all the steps and insights for your application and necessary documents. Register Here

On the Move Riders Program Pop-Up: Oct 2026

Join Metro’s On the Move Riders Program on Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026, from 10am to 12pm at Legacy Commons in Palmdale (930 E Av Q-9). Discover everything you need to know about taking public transit, including applying for a reduced-fare Senior TAP card, trip planning tools, and expert navigation tips. | Register Here

For info, contact 213.922.7194 or onthemove@metro.net. Accessible by public transportation—plan your route at metro.net or call 323.GO.METRO

D Line Extension Construction Update Webinar: October 14

Want to know what’s next for the D Line Extension? Join the project team for a virtual community update on Wednesday, October 14 at 12pm. Hear the latest on final construction activities for the now-open Section 1, progress on Sections 2 and 3, and what to expect in the months ahead. | Full Details

GGW Upcoming Trainings: Oct 2026

Growing a Greener Workforce (GGW) sustainability classes are open to LA Metro staff, community members, and anyone concerned about the future of Los Angeles. View full details on the Metro GGW website.

The Benefits of Native Plants in LA | Oct 22, 1–2 PM
Session on native flora supporting regional sustainability, health, and equity. Register

October Service Councils

Service Councils meet monthly in each of Metro's service planning areas; find your region here. The public is welcome to drop in, ask questions, and give feedback on all things Metro - you don't need a ticket or to register. Meeting dates and agendas with the presentation topics to be covered are posted here every month.

Opportunity for Community-Based Organizations: Help Shape Pomona North Station

Calling all local nonprofit Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) serving Pomona and surrounding areas: Metro and the City of Pomona are offering a key opportunity to help shape the future of Pomona North Station through a newly released Request for Information (RFI). We invite your organization's expertise to help co-plan a vibrant, resilient station hub ahead of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, exploring potential collaboration in community outreach, placemaking, public art, heat resilience, and first/last-mile connections. While this RFI is an initial information-gathering step and does not guarantee funding or a formal contract, your insight will directly inform this multi-year initiative—please review the project details and submit your response, or email questions to equityandrace@metro.net.

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