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

Our web site has the PDF of the agenda and I'll try and work on braille but will not promise it.

I describe my role at Metro now, and want to tell you plainly what's going on as I continue my work with Metro.

We also cover the recent meeting of operations which was on February 19th and I talk about the comment I made there.

I hope you enjoy the program as much as I have bringing it together for you.

In this episode of A day in the life, we talk about meetings we've attended.

Just a note that Operations of Feb 19, and even if we record the episode today, the program takes awhile to get out so we'll mention it here.

We'll have an update after the meeting.

Preston is on as part of this past Sunday's show on the independent artist show where we talk meetings, the calendar and upcoming stuff.

The AAC is on Thursday, Feb 12 and we're going to push this out. We hope you enjoy the program.

Preston Gaylor, contributor of this podcast as well as what he does with dropbox for me, is on with some comments about recent events in the landscape here at Metro.

Email [email protected] or leave a voice mail at 818-527-4754. You can also text/WhatsAPP 804-442-6975 if you wish.

Thanks for listening, make it great day!

Hello gang, welcome to another edtion of the day in the life.

This time, we take the next two hours to talk about the board agenda package.

Items 10 and 11 are going to be hotly contested, please view the board web page for complete details on protocols for this meeting.

The basics are that you will be expected, unless otherwise directed by the chair, to adhere to a 30 second time limit per comment on each item.

If you need copies of the package in print and braille, please find them on the metro fan site board page and thanks so much for listening.

Hello gang, welcome to another edition of the program here at A Day in the Life.

The Code of Conduct is probably going to be the most controversial document I've ever read as part of being here at Metro.

While I want to stay keeping this podcast as being a positive learning program, I read a section of the code and talk about what else it has that I don't cover.

The document has been updated as of June, 2023. The Accessibility unit asked me to review the document. I've mentioned that it is a joke, but maybe there is some enforcement with recent changes discussed since this podcast's inception?

Here is the link to the Transit Court web page which is linked on page 1 of the code.

Here is a Here is a link to a copy of the code of conduct in PDF format.

Here is the ethics page of L.A. Metro which has headings for the code of conduct, lobbying at Metro, form 700, procurement, and possibly more.

The links herein are for informational purposes. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll see what I can do.

Hello folks, welcome to another edition of the podcast known as "A Day in the Life" for short.

We'll be releasing some podcasts in the coming days, and this one will cover one of two recent blog posts in which we'll be referencing. The other, while not being covered directly, will be referenced in another podcast.

This article comes to us from The Source, Metro's blog. Its titled Metro Public Safety Department launches Care-Based Services Division and it was talked about in recent meetings including the operations meeting that was held this most recent Thursday, January 15, 2026.

It was possible that it was mentioned in meetings on the 14th including the programming committee, a committee I normally don't sit on.

The other article talks about some items that the board will be looking to pass, including the Green Line which will now extend the K line, and some stuff dealing with the Sepulveda Pass.

I hope that you'll find this podcast of interest, and we'll see you all later! Contact me at 818-527-4754 or text/WhatsApp 804-442-6975. Welcome all subscribers!

Welcome to nother edition of the podcast known as "A Day in the Life." I'm Jared Rimer, and this time, we're bringing you the operations meeting agenda package.

I know, I know, the braille says January 14, 2026 and I found it after I converted the thing and put it on the device.

Learn more about the operations meeting by going to the board page and finding the meeting page.

We'd put the official page, but I believe these pages expire, so I'm linking to the page directly and you'll go ahead and find what is of interest to you.

We'll be back with another podcast very soon, and thanks so much for listening! Email [email protected] if you have any questions, or call 818-527-4754 and leave a message. Who knows, I may even pick up and we'll talk live.

Here is the metro web page I developed as my side project for the AAC and everyone else interested.

I noticed I wasn't putting the year in the correct place, so we fixed this starting with this program.

We cover the board agenda package for the special meeting that will take place on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.

Here is the Metro Board of Director page for those who need it.

Visit my page at jaredrimer.com if you want to learn more or to pick up copies of the agenda.

On this edition of the program, Preston Gaylor, assistant to the Jared Rimer Network is along to ask questions about the San Fernando Service Council meeting as that meeting was hard to hear by telephone.

We answer his questions, and talk about what other meetings are coming up.

Look at the Metro Board Page to learn more about meetings there that are mentioned here.

We'll be back with other podcasts in regards to those other meetings. I hope you enjoy the program!