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Metro board, Transportation Committee, Repave 405, and more

Repave 405 project meeting this week

Metro board, Transportation Committee, Repave 405, and more.

  • Wednesday 4/23 - The L.A. City Council Transportation Committee will meet at 8:30 a.m. in City Hall, Room 401. The meeting agenda includes school area speed limits, several transportation grants items, and more.
  • Thursday 4/24 - The full Metro board will meet starting at 10 a.m. Find agenda and staff reports at Metro meeting website.
  • Thursday 4/24 - Caltrans will host a virtual information meeting for its $144 million Repave 405 project through the Sepulveda Pass. Details at Caltrans announcement.
  • Ongoing scheduled Metro service alerts:

Did we miss anything? Is there something we should list on future calendars? Email joe [at] streetsblog.org

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