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BART Board approves $675 million balanced budget
Budget funds record ridership on aging system BART's budget for the upcoming fiscal year allows the agency to provide an unprecedented level of service to a record number of riders on an ever aging fleet and infrastructure. The BART Board of Directors unanimously approved a $674.8 million Fiscal Year 2009
Changes to DBE Federal Regulations/BART DBE Program
Effective March 1, 2023, the statutory gross receipts cap for certified DBEs specified in 49 CFR §26.65 has been adjusted for inflation from $28.48 million to $30.40 million. This adjustment applies to the DBE program only, therefore, is also applicable to firms who apply for the District’s Small Business
BART Board meeting rescheduled for 1pm due to PG&E power outage that impacted BART HQ
Due to the PG&E power outage in Downtown Oakland on Thursday, May 8, which impacted BART Headquarters, today's Board meeting was rescheduled for 1pm. The building's power is restored.
The Board meeting start time is rescheduled for 1 pm.
Livestream Board meetings will begin with the Call to Order, which may not begin as scheduled.
To watch the meeting livestream, visit this link.
BART Board President responds to transportation funding proposal
“California’s leadership made a great step today towards helping secure a brighter future for BART, thanks to this robust proposal of dedicated investment in transit,” said BART Board President Rebecca Saltzman. “We thank Governor Brown and our legislative partners for this package, which if passed and signed
Maintenance Machines of BART: A key part of rebuilding the system
It takes more than trains to run a railroad. Around 800 other vehicles are used to support and maintain BART operations, some of them with specialized uses that help bring customers a safer, more reliable ride.“Trains can’t run without the work done by these machines and their crews,” from track inspections
BART riders urged to be watchful for signs of measles infection
Some BART riders may have been exposed to measles last week after a Contra Costa County resident with measles commuted from home to work in San Francisco while infectious. Although the risk of contracting measles by being exposed on BART is low, Bay Area residents should be aware of the situation. Contra
BART Board begins FY17 Budget Discussion
BART is in the process of developing its Fiscal Year 2017 budget. The Board received its first look at the proposed budget during the April 14 th Board of Directors meeting. Download the presentation here. Watch an archive of the Board meeting. (Click on April 14 th meeting, item 4A) Read the Preliminary
BART provides update on Saturday's computer network failure
Tamar Allen, Assistant General Manager Operations provided the following update to the BART Board of Directors today related to Saturday’s computer problems that prevented trains from being dispatched between 6am-9am: The type of failure that occurred this weekend is very rare. The last time a network switch
Farmers' market to open at Glen Park BART Station
The Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association (PCFMA) will open a farmer’s market in the BART Glen Park Station parking lot beginning Sunday, May 15, 2011, and continuing through the end of October. No parking will be allowed in the lot while the market is in operation. This effort is supported and sponsored
BART team wins top prize at international competition
The International Rail Rodeo is a special opportunity for transit agencies to show off their top talent and BART rose to the occasion. In the latest edition of our podcast series “Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART” you’ll meet the BART team that won the overall title at this year’s competition. This is the