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mandelman and connie chan to our right. and mr. victor young is our clerk. do you have aniance house inments? >> clerk: we have hybrid meetings to allow in-person attendance and public comment while providing public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that access is essential and well be taking public comment as follows. on each item on this agenda, and those attending in person are allowed to speak first and then we will take those who are waiting on the telephone line. for th...

right. and mr. victor young is our clerk. do you have aniance house inments? >> clerk: we have hybrid meetings to allow in-person attendance and public comment while providing public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that access is essential and well be taking public comment as follows. on each item on this agenda, and those attending in person are allowed to speak first and then we will take those who are waiting on the telephone line. for those watches on channel 26, or 89 ...

attendance and public comment while providing public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that access is essential and well be taking public comment as follows. on each item on this agenda, and those attending in person are allowed to speak first and then we will take those who are waiting on the telephone line. for those watches on channel 26, or 89 and sfgov-tv, the call in number is streaming kreeses the screen. the number is 1-(415)-655-0001. and then enter the meeting i.d. ...

mandelman and connie chan to our right. and mr. victor young is our clerk. do you have aniance house inments? >> clerk: we have hybrid meetings to allow in-person attendance and public comment while providing public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that access is essential and well be taking public comment as follows. on each item on this agenda, and those attending in person are allowed to speak first and then we will take those who are waiting on the telephone line. for th...

BART expecting to resume late-night service, add more trains later this year By Eli Walsh BART being disinfected by a worker. Snap shot of video on BART.gov. OAKLAND, Calif. - BART will re-expand its train schedules later this year, offering more frequent trips and later service as riders are expected return to public transit as the COVID-19 pandemic wanes, agency officials said Thursday. Since March of last year, the agency stopped both weekday and weekend train service at 9 p.m. in an effort...

BART further modified its schedule in June and September of 2020 to better suit its pandemic-era ridership, but agency officials said they expect to expand weekday and Saturday service back to midnight as soon as September of this year. The full service restoration plan, BART officials told the agencys Board of Directors Thursday morning, would shorten the time between trains from 30 minutes to 15 minutes during non-peak hours until 8 p.m. and change Saturday service hours to 6 a.m. to midnig...

Federal relief funding is expected to cover BARTs previously projected budget deficit, preventing the transit agency from having to lay off staff or reduce service, the agencys budget officials said at the board meeting last week.