During his last week on the job, MTC Executive Director Steve Heminger agreed to sit down with MTC’s Legislation and Public Affairs staff to reflect on his accomplishments, offer insights and speak
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"Partnership and Persuasion": An Exit Interview With Steve Heminger
Scott Haggerty Elected Chair of Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty took over the helm of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) Wednesday after Commissioners unanimously elected him chair for the two-year term run
MTC Names Therese W. McMillan New Executive Director
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) today named Therese Watkins McMillan as its new executive director. This position also serves as the top executive for the Association of Bay Area G
MTC to Work With Startups to Tackle Transportation Challenges
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) this month selected four firms to work with in an effort to collaborate on innovative technological solutions to public sector challenges.
Recruiting Bay Area High School Students: Apply Now for Paid MTC Summer Internship
Applications now open for high school students in all 9 Bay Area counties. MTC connects interns with public transit agencies, city planning departments and public works agencies throughout the region.
MTC Invites Startups to Help Pursue Efficiency and Connectivity for the Region
Startups, innovators and entrepreneurs are invited to apply to become a “Startup in Residence” with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC).
MTC’s 2018 High School Interns Show Their Skills
MTC celebrated the completion of the 18th year of its summer high school internship program with a showcase on August 10, 2018, at the Bay Area Metro Center. The students worked in agencies across the Bay Area’s nine counties this summer.
MTC-ABAG Executive Director Steve Heminger Announces Retirement
Steve Heminger, executive director of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) since 2001 and of the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) since July 2017, today notified the Commissio
What Does the Future Hold for the Bay Area?
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments have released a new online survey, available in English, Spanish and Chinese, for the public to weigh in on what they want the future of the Bay Area to look like.
Help Us Plan for the Future of the Bay Area!
What should the San Francisco Bay Area of the future look like? MTC and ABAG want to hear from Bay Area residents as the two partner agencies develop a blueprint for how our region lives, works and plays in the decades ahead.
Documents
Jimmy Stracner Bio
Autonomous Vehicles: Perspective Paper
SR 37 Transportation and Sea Level Rise Corridor Improvement Plan
MTC Resolution 3931 -- Policy Advisory Council -- October 2017 Update
Summary of Significant Housing Bills Passed by Legislature in 2017
Media
MTC’s 2018 High School Interns Show their Skills
MTC celebrated the completion of the 18th year of its summer high school internship program on August 10, 2018, at the Bay Area Metro Center.
Horizon Pop-Up Outreach Meetings, March 2018
This March, MTC staff members visited all nine Bay Area counties to get community input for the Horizon initiati
YES Conference 2018: Bay Area Students Celebrate Environmental Activism
High school students from all over the Bay Area gathered for fifth annual Youth for the Environment and Sustainability (YES) Conference on Saturday, February 24, at Laney College in Oakland.
Original East Span Pier Implosions
Watch two marine foundations from the original Bay Bridge implode in less than 30 seconds!
MTC High School Internship 2017 Orientation
32 students from the Bay Area’s nine counties are working at transportation agencies this summer as part of the 17th annual MTC High School Internship Program.
Farewell to the Joseph P. Bort MetroCenter
Former MTC Executive Director Larry Dahms, former ABAG Executive Director Revan Tranter and long-time former MTC and BART employees returned to the MetroCenter for the final Commission meeting in O