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This section contains meeting and other information for the various boards and committees within the SFMTA and related City & County of San Francisco committees.

Note: If you are a citizen trying to accomplish a particular goal, please contact SFMTA Transit staff first, following up if necessary with the committee whose specific purpose is closest to your area of interest (transit).

Upcoming community meetings for SFMTA/Muni service, if any, appear on the Transit Updates page. There are also pages for meetings concerning the following various projects:

• Central Subway construction community meetings
• Transit Effectiveness Project community meetings
• Geary Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project
• Van Ness BRT project.

The SFMTA includes the following boards and committees:

• The SFMTA Board sets policy for the SFMTA. Board meetings are found on the SFMTA Board meetings page.
• The Citizens Advisory Council (CAC) an advisory body to the SFMTA, provides recommendations to the Agency with respect to any matter within the jurisdiction of the Agency.

Transit-focused committees:

• The Muni Accessibility Advisory Committee (MAAC) is a group comprised of seniors, and persons with disabilities who regularly use Muni's services and provide input on accessibility-related Muni projects.
• The Paratransit Coordinating Council (PCC) works with the SFMTA in planning and monitoring door-to-door van and taxi services for persons with disabilities.
• The Revenue Panel met in 2007-2008 to address Muni's funding needs.
• The SF Muni Improvement Corporation (SFMRIC) was a nonprofit public benefit corporation from 1968 to 2011. It provided financial assistance for the modernization of the San Francisco Municipal Railway by purchasing equipment and improving facilities.
• The Service Restoration Working Group (SRWG) was a 2010 committee to inform creation of a December report outlining the Agency’s plan to restore the remaining five percent of Muni service hours from the May service cuts which were not restored in September.

   

The following committees are overseen by a partnership between the Controller's Office and the SFMTA:

• The Transit Effectiveness Project (TEP), a project to increase the effectiveness of the City’s transit system, has 3 standing committees:
  • The TEP Citizen Advisory Committee (TEP CAC) is an advisory body comprised of organizations representing transit advocacy and other citywide interest groups.
  • The TEP Policy Advisory Group (TEP PAG) is an advisory body. The TEP PAG will review findings and recommendations and provide input throughout the project.
  • The TEP Technical/Regional Advisory Committee (TEP TAC) has been providing technical review and comment during development of the TEP and draft recommendations.

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