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BART holds outreach events and survey for BART Police Headquarters

BART is considering a number of options for the relocation of its Police Department's Administrative Headquarters that is currently located at 101 8th Street in Oakland, near the Lake Merritt Station.

These options may involve the renovation of an existing office building near the BART 19th Street Oakland Station. The proposed facility would house key functions of the police department, provide better public access, and allow for increased response in the event of a natural disaster or other emergency.

Come tell us what you think at the following BART station-outreach events and open house:

-Wednesday, August 16, 7:00am – 9:30am at 19th St/Oakland Station

-Thursday, August 17, 4:00pm – 7:00pm at 19th St/Oakland Station

-Tuesday, August 22, 5:00pm – 7:00pm Open House at BART Headquarters Board Room at 2150 Webster St, Oakland

We are also offering an online survey available August 14- August 28:

bart.gov/BPDSiteSurvey

BPD's current administrative headquarters is slated for Transit Oriented Development to include 100 affordable multifamily units and office space.

BART Bicycle Investment Tool

An exciting component of this BART Bicycle Plan is a new bicycle access model, developed to help BART and other commuter rail operators predict the effect of an assortment of bicycle-related investments on bicycle access rates, and to compare these investments to the cost of providing automobile parking

BART and FSN Bay Area unveil BART tickets featuring Golden State Warriors

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Bah bah BART: Grazing goats are back and reducing fire danger on BART property

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50 BART accomplishments in 2020

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BART launches vendor portal

BART is modernizing its business-to-business practices. We’ve launched a new procurement portal which allows existing and prospective bidders, proposers and vendors, contractors and suppliers to access upcoming procurement opportunities and other information such as contracts out for bid and bids received

Reward offered in BART homicide

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