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BART has implemented several updates to improve the experience of paying for parking. 

More ways to pay for Daily Fee parking 

Customers can now purchase Daily Fee parking on BART’s website, in addition to the official BART app and at the machines inside the station. This new option supports customers who prefer not to download or use an app for parking payments. 

New self-service features 

Download payment history: Customers can now download their complete payment transaction history from BART’s website– particularly useful for riders seeking monthly reimbursement for commute expenses. 

Self-refund parking wallet: BART’s Parking Wallet automatically loads $25 and reloads when your balance drops below $5, making sure you never run out of funds for parking. Customers can now refund their wallet balance directly through the app without contacting customer service. 

The BART Board of Directors is currently in the process of recruiting for four positions on the BART Police Civilian Review Board (BPCRB).

The BPCRB is comprised of 11 members and residents of the following counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo or San Francisco. The Appointments will be made by Director Barnali Ghosh, District 3; Vice President Melissa Hernandez, District 5; Director Victor Flores, District 7; and Director Janice Li, District 8.

Members of the BPCRB work to increase the public's confidence in BART's Policing services by:

• Reviewing, recommending and monitoring the implementation of changes to police policies, procedures, and practices
• Receiving citizen allegations of on-duty police misconduct
• Advising Board of Directors, General Manager, Independent Police Auditor, and Police Chief
• Participating in recommending appropriate disciplinary action
• Meeting periodically with representatives of the BART Police associations
• Participating in community outreach

Apply online here or download the application. 

Application period closes on Monday, September 15, 2025 (Initial Screening)

Call (510) 464-6083 or email [email protected] with any questions.

Read more about the BPCRB

Recruitment flyer | Detailed position description

BART hosted the first of two interactive career fairs Wednesday, February 26th at North Berkeley Station, featuring dozens of job and internship opportunities as well as hands-on experiences to learn about careers at BART and its community partners.

Job seekers of all backgrounds are encouraged to attend the fairs to explore internship learning opportunities currently posted.

The BART Police department, with over a dozen vacancies for entry level police officer and police dispatchers, hosted activity stations at North Berkeley to educate attendees about different roles within the department, including an agility wall, a dummy drag, and an evidence van demonstrating fingerprinting techniques.

On the maintenance side, activity stations offered hands-on demonstrations such as full-size replica train tracks and power washing.

BART’s Talent Recruitment Team offered a special course on “How to Successfully Apply for a BART Job” to teach attendees about the application process.

The first event was held in a parking lot at North Berkeley Station from 10 am to 2 pm February 26th.

A second career fair is scheduled for Thursday, March 6th at Concord Station during the same hours.  

An Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program grant funds the career fairs. It’s part of California Climate Investments, a statewide program that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy and improving public health and the environment — particularly in disadvantaged communities.