A Day in the life of Jared at L.A. Metro

Hello gang,

I've been delayed releasing stuff, but we're here. These delays were caused by technical issues which are now resolved.

On this edition of the program, I talk about meetings that were attended between April 2026 and June 2026.

For a full copy of the report, please go to the AAC page under board reports.

I hope that you enjoy this program, we've got more coming. Have a great day.

Hello gang, welcome to another podcast across "A Day in the Life."

Today, we're going to cover the AAC meeting that took place for June 11, 2026 and lay the groundwork for the Code of Conduct for Advisory bodies discussion.

As part of the AAC meeting, we actually discussed the code, and it was advised that the code be put in to the agenda package. PSAC is already doing this.

The Jrn has created and finalized the web page for the Code of Conduct for Advisory Bodies (coca) web page so people can download the items in question. The following are available in alternate formats:

• The Board Agenda package (without attachments)
• The item that went through consent (item 21) in multiple formats including text
• the Code of Conduct for Advisory Bodies document itself

We hope that the resource is of value, and references to the code in agenda packages will be pointed to this web page instead of transcribed again.

Of course, if you have any questions, please contact me through the web site, and make it a great day!

Hello gang, welcome to the Accessibility Observations Report for April 2026. This podcast covers the Monthly April report, the normalization of February's numbers, as well as the Quarterly February-April 2026 numbers.

Starting in May, we normalize things in to 4 categories:

• Fully Accessible: those rides whose internal and external are working or internal working by train
• Partial: Some things working, others may not
• Failures: Those who demonstrate complete failure
• Unknown: Those trips I could not verify due to positioning, or other variables

This could make it very interesting, because we're not talking just success VS failure rate, we have more. The unknown could come where I'm in the back of the bus, but here a stop as I'm getting off, and the back speakers not working at all. We'll come across this if it happens.

What I can say is that we know there are problems, and I want to invite people to contact me to tell me how they're doing and I'll ride along with you. Its the only way we can figure out what's happening. I won't call you a liar, you classify things differently than I do.

I'll have more podcasts soon, we'll be in touch!

Gang, the San Fernando

Service Council will be on Wednesday, June 3, 2026. Podcasts are a little late, but that is OK.

Go to the San Fernando Page to learn more and to join the meeting when it starts at 6:30 PM on June 3.

The Public Safety Advisory Committee meets on Thursday. JHere is the agenda package for those who need it.

Meeting information will be made available on the PSAC web page Thursday morning. Hope to see you there!

Hello folks, welcome to another podcast here on "A Day in the Life." I'm Jared, and on this podcast, we make some web site announcements, as well as give you the calendar for June.

A lot of the Calendar for June deals with one project on the East Side of town, where you can meet in person or virtually to learn about it.

Do you want a link to the calendar? Here is the link to the Calendar. It'll redirect you to the proper page on Eventbright.We'll have more podcasts very soon, thanks so much for listening to this program, thanks for listening!

Hello gang, welcome to the podcast called "A Day in the life."

Starting with this podcast, we're going to push it out to Social Media, so we'll see how things go. Welcome to all new listeners.

This podcast covers some small web site stuff, as well as the agenda package for the board meeting which has a lot of contractual stuff, FIFA things, FY27 items, one item held back from April's meeting and more.

This podcast covers all things meetings, including the upcoming board meeting, Operations which I sit on, The AAC which I've been a member of, PSAC, SFV and of course this board. The only group I'm a member of is the AAC, all others I am as a member of the public.

This podcast covers observations, rides and more. Its over 70 episodes, but I thought since this is the first going through social media, i'd do a short explanation.

We recently got our main braille display back, and yes, I did make fun of myself for not reading some of the numbers right, but hey, it can be taxing reading a long document.

We'll have more podcasts soon, stay tuned and we hope you subscribe.

Our web site has full contact info if you need it. Enjoy!

In the better late than never department, I bring you the episode dealing with the operations meeting for May 21, 2026.

It has been super busy, and I go in to a little bit of detail, not too much though.

The web site has the print and braille, and we step through the agenda.

I do not believe anything is out of the ordinary, but for those who don't keep up with PSAC, we will have a new presenter presenting to operations.

See everyone soon.

On this edition of the podcast, we're going to take you on a ride and do a few evaluations. As you can see, its very crowded, so we couldn't do much, but we did check some things out. We eventually found staff, which was good, but it was rough finding them.

One of our contacts did finally come, but it was after I got to where I needed to be, and I decided we take the airwaves off at that point.

We'll evaluate this more next time, and we'll see how things go.

Welcome to the Podcast known as "A Day in the Life" and I'm Jared.

Today, on this podcast, we're going to read and discuss the AAC meeting which will occur in two days. Better late than never.

Info on how to join us is available, and we read and discuss the minutes which will be approved.

Here is a link to the AAC page where you can get print and braille editions of the agenda and other reports.

Thanks so much for listening, make it a great day!