Post by Transit Coalition on Jan 19, 2011 11:05:50 GMT -8
Hello Southland Transit Supporters:
The Transit Coalition will host its monthly Dinner Meeting on Tuesday, January 25, featuring Diego Cardoso, Metro Executive Officer for, Transportation Development & Implementation, who will update attendees on what has been happening at Metro.
Here is your chance to learn, listen and get some answers. Our speaker may not answer every question, but you'll learn a lot about the way Metrolink is changing. Find out first hand by joining us.
First @ 6:55 p.m. we will have introductions and go over some of the latest transit developments.
At 7:05 p.m, we will start the program, so make a goal to be there at the start at 6:43 p.m.
Diego will speak and answer questions until 8:10 p.m. and then we will cover the business of other transit activities in Southern California.
This is your Open Invitation from The Transit Coalition to join us for our Tuesday, January 25, 2010 meeting at Philippe the Original restaurant in Chinatown from 6:44 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. At this gathering, we will discuss current transportation developments and present a recap of the other transit-related projects underway throughout Southern California.
There will be other reports at the meeting such as Amtrak and Metrolink and the 30/10 Plan, as well as a review of cuts to transit and state and urban rail service. Also, we will talk about Expo and some other projects such as the Downtown Connector and Crenshaw.
To attend, see our map if you need directions. We generally gather downstairs by the cash register, then retire to the meeting rooms upstairs. Do not be fooled by the signs that say the meeting rooms are closed, as they don't apply to us. If you have trouble locating the meeting, call 818-367-1661.
Pass the word. If you or anyone is interested, get them there Tuesday, January 25. Also, note: RSVP.
If we know you are coming, we will look for you, so you don't stay lost from us. Note: If you want to get the an e-mail meeting reminder directly, write and you can get on the list for future events.
To make reservations, write us. Subject: Dinner Reservation Just leave your first/last name, e-mail and phone number. Please pass this e-mail along to anyone who might be interested in joining us. Call if you have any questions.
Thanks, Bart Reed
About The Transit Coalition: The Transit Coalition is a 501[c](3) non-profit whose goal is to increase Transit Options and Mobility in Southern California by mobilizing citizens to press for sensible public
policy to grow our bus and rail network. Þ--Þ--Þ
The Transit Coalition will host its monthly Dinner Meeting on Tuesday, January 25, featuring Diego Cardoso, Metro Executive Officer for, Transportation Development & Implementation, who will update attendees on what has been happening at Metro.
Here is your chance to learn, listen and get some answers. Our speaker may not answer every question, but you'll learn a lot about the way Metrolink is changing. Find out first hand by joining us.
First @ 6:55 p.m. we will have introductions and go over some of the latest transit developments.
At 7:05 p.m, we will start the program, so make a goal to be there at the start at 6:43 p.m.
Diego will speak and answer questions until 8:10 p.m. and then we will cover the business of other transit activities in Southern California.
This is your Open Invitation from The Transit Coalition to join us for our Tuesday, January 25, 2010 meeting at Philippe the Original restaurant in Chinatown from 6:44 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. At this gathering, we will discuss current transportation developments and present a recap of the other transit-related projects underway throughout Southern California.
There will be other reports at the meeting such as Amtrak and Metrolink and the 30/10 Plan, as well as a review of cuts to transit and state and urban rail service. Also, we will talk about Expo and some other projects such as the Downtown Connector and Crenshaw.
To attend, see our map if you need directions. We generally gather downstairs by the cash register, then retire to the meeting rooms upstairs. Do not be fooled by the signs that say the meeting rooms are closed, as they don't apply to us. If you have trouble locating the meeting, call 818-367-1661.
Pass the word. If you or anyone is interested, get them there Tuesday, January 25. Also, note: RSVP.
If we know you are coming, we will look for you, so you don't stay lost from us. Note: If you want to get the an e-mail meeting reminder directly, write and you can get on the list for future events.
To make reservations, write us. Subject: Dinner Reservation Just leave your first/last name, e-mail and phone number. Please pass this e-mail along to anyone who might be interested in joining us. Call if you have any questions.
Thanks, Bart Reed
About The Transit Coalition: The Transit Coalition is a 501[c](3) non-profit whose goal is to increase Transit Options and Mobility in Southern California by mobilizing citizens to press for sensible public
policy to grow our bus and rail network. Þ--Þ--Þ