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BART seeks candidates for Environmental Justice and Title VI Advisory Committee
NEW! Deadline to apply for has been extended until Jan. 10, 2013. BART welcomes applications. BART's Office of Civil Rights is currently seeking candidates for its Environmental Justice and Title VI Advisory Committee. The Advisory Committee will serve as a forum for public participation for BART on issues
Podcast: New technology could make getting to BART stations easier
HOST: “Welcome to our latest edition of “Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART.” I’m Chris Filippi and this time I’m speaking with Bob Franklin who’s the manager of customer access here at BART. And Bob great to talk to you.” FRANKLIN: “Great to be here.” HOST: “I just have to start out. Manager of customer access
BART PD's "Shop With A Cop" brightens needy youngsters' holiday season
BART PD Sgt. Tanzanika Carter with a young shopper at "Shop With A Cop" By MELISSA JORDANBART Senior Web Producer "It's the most wonderful time of the year," goes a popular Christmas tune. But the season is not so wonderful for many children from low-income families, who don't get their hopes up for a stack
BART, project partners reassessing Lake Merritt Station development opportunities
Future development options for the Lake Merritt BART Station are currently under consideration by BART and its project partners after two short-listed development teams have chosen to pursue other opportunities. Despite local representative interest by both TRG Pacific Development and Ayala Land, Inc
Pre-construction work at Pleasant Hill BART Station Transit Village
The contractor for the Pleasant Hill BART Station Transit Village is scheduled to begin pre-construction activities in late February 2006. Contra Costa County approved the final development plan for the Pleasant Hill BART Station Transit Village in May 2005. The complex is being developed by Pleasant Hill
BART will have long trains and extra staff for the Women's March events
BART is gearing up to serve what are expected to be large crowds this Saturday, January 19, 2019 for the Women’s Marches in downtown San Francisco and Oakland. Longer trains will be available for riders all day and additional event trains will be on standby ready to deploy if needed. We are expecting our
BART Police wrap up successful drug operation at Civic Center
BART Police arrested 27 suspected narcotics users during a three-day operation at Civic Center Station designed to make the station safer and cleaner for customers. “We want to send a clear message that drug use at our stations will not be tolerated,” said Acting Police Chief Jeff Jennings. “This is in direct
BART Police asks public help in identifying sexual battery suspect
Tuesday May 30, 2017 Update BART Police now have the surveillance footage from on board the train car and are releasing this new photo: BART police are releasing a surveillance image of a man who is suspected of sexual battery on board a train car this week. The suspect is a black male, possibly 20-25 years
BART Board Signs-Off on Sister Agency Agreement with Shanghai Metro
Director James Fang, SF Mayor Ed Lee with Shanghai Metro CEO Yu Guangyao Today, the BART Board of Directors approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed to develop a Sister Transit Agency affiliation with Shanghai Metro, the subway system in Shanghai, China. Such an affiliation will benefit both urban
Podcast: Transit Worker Appreciation Day marks a time of transition at BART
Podcast transcript: HOST: BART’s podcast series “Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART” is back just in time for national Transit Worker Appreciation Day. In our latest episode we’ll hear from John O’Connor who is one of the 287 employees participating in BART’s District Retirement Incentive Program as the agency