The Metro Board formed an ad hoc committee to review its governance in light of Measure G, approved by LA County voters in 2024. While Measure G does not change Metro’s current Board structure, it updates County governance. Metro is conducting a review to ensure continued regional representation, accountability, and effective leadership. Your input is important.
Metro is reviewing its Board of Directors to ensure it continues to provide strong regional representation, accountability, and effective transportation leadership. This effort follows Measure G, approved by Los Angeles County voters in 2024, which updates County governance but does not change Metro’s current Board structure.
The Metro Board guides how transportation is planned, funded, built, and operated across Los Angeles County.
The Board includes all five Los Angeles County Supervisors, the Mayor of Los Angeles and three appointees, representatives from other cities across the County, and a non-voting state representative. This structure balances regional perspectives in decision-making.
Since the measure expands the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and creates an elected County Executive, the Metro Board asked staff to provide background information and help guide a thoughtful discussion this Spring
Metro is now gathering feedback from residents, stakeholders, and partners to inform this review.
This spring, Metro will host a series of Community Listening Sessions, inviting residents to share their perspectives on who they believe should represent them on the Metro Board and help guide public transit decisions across Los Angeles County.
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