A day in the life: The PSAC agenda package

A day in the life, the board agenda for the meeting on july 23, 2026

Hello gang, welcome to another edition of "A Day in the life." On this podcast, we go through the agenda package for Thursday's meetinbg, and that agenda came out Saturday Night. If there are mistakes needing corrections, we may tackle it after the meeting, but I am not holding any promises. Our board page has the full agenda. Thanks for listening!

The Operations, Safety and Customer Experience Committee Agenda package for July 16, 2026

Welcome to the podcast, gang. This is the podcast that will cover the Operations, Safety and Customer Experience Committee agenda package now available on the https://www.jaredrimer.com/operationsoperations page of the Metro fan site. [http://www.jaredrimer.com/operations] If you have downloaded an earlier braille copy, please get Version 2, as there were some slight issues with the file when we read it for the podcast. We're getting better though! Please let me know if you have any issues with the file or answer the question I posed inn regards to certain reading preferences.

A day in the life: The PSAC agenda package

Hello gang, welcome to another edition of A Day in the Life. This time, the PSAC agenda. as it is now available. You can get the agenda package on the https://www.jaredrimer.com/psacPSAC page [http://www.jaredrimer.com/psac] which includes print and braille. I hope you enjoy!

The Metro Calendar for July 2026

This podcast is going to cover the Metro Calendar. As usual, events may be added or changed. https://metro.net/calendarHere is a link to the calendar. [http://metro.net/calendar] Stay safe!

The Code of Conduct for Advisory Bodies podcast for A Day in the Life

Hello folks, welcome to another edition of the program. Today, we're going to talk at length about the Code of Conduct for Advisory Bodies. This is the document which was talked about during the June AAC meeting, as well as other committees once it passed through Consent at the board level. During the break, we built a specific https://www.jaredrimer.com/cocaCode of Conduct for Advisory bodies page [http://www.jaredrimer.com/coca] which goes in to details on what this is, the item we didn't hear, and the Code itself. I am not a lawyer, and I don't intend to understand everything that may be in it, and some may not apply to the things I'm involved in, however, we read it and discuss it. Most should make sense, at least that is the hope. Thanks for listening, make it a great day!