Standing Committees
MTC’s Standing Committees consider a wide range of questions on policies, planning and programs, and provide recommendations to the full Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
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The Administration Committee oversees and approves MTC administrative tasks, including staff oversight, consultant contracts, budgeting and financial policies, reports and audits.
The Bay Area Housing Finance Authority (BAHFA) Oversight Committee oversees the work of the authority that is addressing the Bay Area’s chronic housing challenges.
The Bay Area Infrastructure Finance Authority (BAIFA) Network and Operations Committee oversees the BAIFA Express Lane network and State Route 37 tolling.
The Bay Area Infrastructure Finance Authority (BAIFA) Regional Toll Policy Committee guides BAIFA on coordination of toll policies and express lane planning.
Bay Area Toll Authority’s (BATA) Oversight Committee oversees the work of the authority that administers revenue from the region’s seven state-owned toll bridges.
The Executive Committee considers urgent matters that arise between regular meetings of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
The Joint MTC ABAG Legislation Committee brings together members from MTC and the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) to oversee both agencies’ priorities, policies and positions.
The Planning Committee oversees MTC’s planning studies and programs, and recommends revisions to Plan Bay Area – the region’s long-term transportation plan.
The Programming & Allocations Committee develops the policies and recommendations about how to spend state and federal funds.
The Regional Network Management Committee oversees many of the programs MTC runs for the public, including MTC’s traveler services like 511 and Clipper®, as well as highways and major roads.
The Regional Network Management Customer Advisory Group brings a rider-centered focus to regional transit policy and implementation.
