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HomeMy WebLinkAbout011125 - The WSTA WeeklyALERT: BE CAUTIOUS This email originated outside the organization. Do not open attachments or click on links if you are not expecting them. Remembering Shawn Yim, Legislative Update, Leadership Opportunity, From the Other Washington, Transit Jobs, and Transit News Vol. 10, Issue 1 January 11, 2025 View this email in your browser <https://mailchi.mp/d8f668534c2f/the-wsta-weekly-17987191?e=850008f825> <https://mcusercontent.com/6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361/images/547fd40c-aaff-400e-270e-fce1bef58fce.png> King County Metro will honor murdered driver for years to come By Michelle Allison Special to The Seattle Times Jan. 9, 2025 at 2:56 pm ________________________________ <https://images.seattletimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/01082025_1_155257.jpg?d=780x997> Metro colleagues describe slain driver Shawn Yim as an extraordinary person, a friend, a great man, a mentor, and a person of high morals who believed in right and wrong, writes the author. (Courtesy of Yim family) ________________________________ In the early hours of Dec. 18, we lost a kind and dedicated public servant, King County Metro Bus Operator Shawn Yim. Shawn was beloved by his family and friends, and was funny, warm and thoughtful to his colleagues and riders. Words can’t express the grief of his widow and extended family. They endured a sudden, massive loss due to homicide. Across King County Metro, we extend our deepest condolences to the family. As we offered our support in recent weeks, we were repeatedly humbled by their graciousness even during such dark days. Metro colleagues describe Shawn as an extraordinary person, a friend, a great man, a mentor, and a person of high morals who believed in right and wrong. To newer bus operators in particular, Shawn “instilled hope, guidance and wisdom for their futures.” Procession and memorial At 10 a.m. Friday, drivers of buses and other transit and agency vehicles will travel north from Metro’s central bus base, 1500 Sixth Ave. S., through downtown Seattle before returning south to the stadiums. A memorial service, open to the public, will be 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Lumen Field Event Center. Shawn’s customers shared times that he took extra care in making sure every kid going to school caught the bus safely. He encouraged them not to run and assured them he’d wait. Other riders told us of his attention to older passengers needing directions or help transferring to their next bus. On Friday, Metro’s largest labor partner, the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 587, will host a procession of buses and other transit vehicles. As I promised on Dec. 18, we will honor Shawn not for days, weeks or months, but for many years to come. In addition to profound sadness for Shawn, many of our employees have shared their concerns — and sometimes anger — in relation to their own security and the safety of their riders. Our customers similarly deserve to know about the work already underway and Metro’s commitment to do more. In recent years, Metro has more than doubled the number of transit security officers from 80 to over 170. We’re hiring more, while simultaneously recruiting for additional Metro Transit Police. Like so many police agencies nationwide, hiring is a challenge, and we encourage anyone with a guiding commitment to their community to apply (st.news/transit <https://watransit.us12.list-ma nage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=095b8e0497&e=850008f825> ). Metro is also redesigning our buses to strengthen protections for our operators. We’re assessing and improving upon the operator partition that was installed on all buses in 2020 and 2021. And we have two pilot buses featuring different prototypes of cockpit-style doors for the operator’s compartment. Additionally, we placed an order with a bus manufacturer for four test buses with ADA-compliant, European-style operator compartment design. This design is similar to a light rail train, streetcar or subway. We are working with manufacturers to pursue other operator safety features, too. Buses, much like our sidewalks, are vital public spaces that face many of the same safety challenges we’ve seen in our neighborhoods. That’s why Metro is discussing with cities, law enforcement and other regional partners the security challenges in the communities and on the streets where Metro provides service. We are grateful to ATU 587 for calling for a new regional task force on safety, and its impacts on transit, and look forward to being part of it. So many of you — community members, Metro employees and our riders —have shown such incredible support in recent weeks. Thank you. On behalf of ourselves and our employees, we’d ask that you continue to love and to look out for each other. That can mean helping or listening. It can also sometimes mean being aware and, when appropriate or necessary, dialing 911. Lastly, Metro extends its gratitude to Metro bus operators Anthony “A.J.” Ross and Timmothy Nelson <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=bbb912a06b&e=8500 08f825> , and Metro Transit Control Center coordinators Gary Fuller, David Nguyen and Anthony Nguyen, who played pivotal roles that led to the arrest of the suspect in Shawn Yim’s death. The Yim family also shares their thanks. At Metro, we remain committed to providing the vital public service of transit. And it will continue to take all of us working together to live our values and to take care of one another. Michelle Allison: is the general manager of King County Metro. <https://mcusercontent.com/6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361/images/91751ad1-3691-6b98-7ed8-6b868e46fb19.png> Pre-Session Outlook By Mike Shaw - WSTA Lobbyist: The 2025 legislative session begins on January 13 and is scheduled to run through April 27—a total of 105 days. This is a budget year, and the grim financial outlook for both the operating and transportation budgets will overshadow nearly all other discussions. WSTA's primary legislative goal this session is to preserve existing funding—a challenging task given the circumstances. The operating budget faces a projected shortfall of $12 billion over the next four years. Similarly, the transportation budget is expected to see a $6.6 billion deficit over six years. Discussions about potential tax increases are widespread. Governor Inslee's proposed aspirational budget relies on approximately $13 billion in new tax revenue, while Governor-Elect Ferguson’s budget principles emphasize over $4.4 billion in cuts, signaling a preference to avoid a "tax-first" approach. There is also growing interest in addressing Washington’s regressive tax system, which is currently ranked the second-most regressive in the nation, behind only Florida. The outcome of these budget challenges remains uncertain, particularly with a significant number of new legislators. Many experienced lawmakers have not encountered a budget deficit of this magnitude. By my count, only three House members remain from the Great Recession's budgetary struggles. To make matters worse, the next fiscal forecast is expected to reveal an even grimmer outlook. Governor Inslee’s budget will dominate the first week of the session, as fiscal committees hold hearings on his proposed plans. WSTA’s Justin Leighton will testify on transportation budgets, particularly to address concerns about grant funding changes, where the Governor has deviated from ranked project lists. After this initial focus, budget discussions are likely to slow until the March 20 revenue forecast. Revenue forecasts are typically issued to the Governor and Legislature on or before November 20, February 20 (in even-numbered years), March 20 (in odd-numbered years), June 27, and September 27. Upcoming Events Below are the hearings I’m tracking for WSTA. While the first week of a long budget session with newly elected legislators typically involves introductory committee work sessions, this year is off to a fast start, with over 400 pre-filed bills already on the agenda. * Ways & Means (Senate) - SHR 4 and Virtual - 1/13 @ 4:00 PM * SB 5195 - Public Hearing - Concerning the capital budget. * State Government & Elections (Senate) - SHR 2 and Virtual J.A. Cherberg - 1/14 @ 1:30 PM * SB 5102 - Public Hearing - Establishing a public records exemption for the proprietary information of public risk pools. * Transportation (Senate) - SHR 1 and Virtual J.A. Cherberg - 1/14 @ 4:00 PM * SB 5161 - Public Hearing - Making transportation appropriations for the 2025-2027 fiscal biennium. * Transportation (House) - HHR B and Virtual JLOB - 1/15 @ 4:00 PM * HB 1226 - Public Hearing - Making supplemental transportation appropriations for the 2023-2025 fiscal biennium. * HB 1227 - Public Hearing - Making transportation appropriations for the 2025-2027 fiscal biennium. * Capital Budget (House) - HHR B and Virtual JLOB - 1/16 @ 1:30 PM * HB 1216 - Public Hearing - Concerning the capital budget. ________________________________ Washington State Transit Association 2025 Legislative Priorities Preserve, Maintain & Increase Public Transit Investments Incentivize Transition to Zero-Emission Fleets Support Safety and Security for Transit Employees and Customers Protect the Effective and Efficient Delivery of Public Transit To view in detail, CLICK HERE <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=c2e02a6bd0&e=850008f825> With Questions regarding WSTA legislative priorities or advocacy efforts, please contact WSTA Executive Director Justin D. Leighton: justin@watransit.com <https://mcusercontent.com/6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361/images/fe3813e0-182a-647e-cce6-3c7ebae8a2e8.png> ________________________________ Applications Now Open <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=c77cc49ae7&e=850008f825> WSTA is excited to open applications for the 2025 Transits Next Leader Institute Emerging program. WSTA is rebranding our entry level leadership program as "emerging" as we have grown our leadership program to include; TNLI Advanced, TNLI Executive and TNLI Lead. 2025 TNLI Emerging will accept 25 fellows for the upcoming class. Applications are now open and will be due January 31, 2025. We ask applications to read the syllabus completely as well as review all program events, including the 3 in-person sessions. We ask that fellows be sure they can attend and that their supervisors allow the time necessary to attend and complete the program. Learn more by visiting the TNLI Program Website <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=f33c2226c6&e=850008f825> <https://mcusercontent.com/6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361/images/92c7b85f-59ef-784f-7669-38170c8ec978.png> Senate Schedules Confirmation Hearings for Trump Cabinet Nominees The U.S. Senate has started scheduling confirmation hearings for key Cabinet positions nominated by President-elect Donald Trump. The first hearing is set to take place next Tuesday morning. Senators serving on the committees of jurisdiction over each federal agency will conduct questioning of the nominee’s background, qualifications, and views in each hearing. Positions that require a security clearance are also subject to a background check by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). Committee members will approve or reject the nominations, and those who advance from committees will be considered by the full chamber in a floor vote. We have provided the tentative schedule of confirmation hearings below for your review. Please note that these dates are subject to change. We encourage you to see our recent Presidential Transition Update <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361& id=b2ef4e6d17&e=850008f825> for a full summary of the President-elect’s nominations. Senate Passes Organizing Resolution On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate approved its organizing resolution for the 119th Session of Congress by unanimous consent. The resolution outlines the shared authorities and responsibilities for leadership, formalizes the organizational makeup of the Senate over the next two years, and effectively allows committees to begin holding hearings for President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees for cabinet positions as soon as next week. Artificial Intelligence * On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=f3621559fc&e=850008f825> a new resource, entitled “Playbook for Public Sector Artificial Intelligence Deployment <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=5e6aabff57&e=850008f825> .” Its purpose is to help federal, state, and local government officials adopt safe, responsible, and effective generative artificial intelligence technologies (GenAI) to improve the delivery of public services. The guide includes detailed GenAI case studies from DHS pilot programs designed to improve investigative leads, help local governments with hazard mitigation planning, and create training opportunities for immigration officers at any stage of the AI development or implementation process. Transportation U.S. Department of Transportation This morning, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=68f033fb24&e=850008f825> approximately $5 billion worth of awards from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (PL 117-58) in one of the agency’s last major announcements under the Biden-Harris Administration. Funding will support over 560 projects in all 50 states under seven programs outlined below: * DOT announced $544 million in funding through the FY 2025 Reconnecting Communities Pilot (RCP) Program. Awards will support <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef 2a8361&id=1e97e822c8&e=850008f825> 81 projects in 31 states, including 66 Community Planning Grants and 15 Capital Construction grants, intended to restore community connectivity by removing, retrofitting, and mitigating highways and other transportation facilities that have created historic barriers to mobility, access, and economic development. See the list of awards <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=ba4bd6c508&e=850008f825> , project fact sheets <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a 1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=db04b01c4b&e=850008f825> , and a Story Map <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=108e7d18a2&e=850008f825> from DOT. We congratulate Mayor Jerry Dyer and his team in the City of Fresno on receiving a $720,000 Community Planning Grant for its Enhancing Connectivity in Southwest Fresno: A Feasibility Study on Overcoming Infrastructure Barriers project. * DOT awarded $1.32 billion in grants under Round 1 of the FY 2025 Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) Grant Program to support <https://watransit.us12.list-mana ge.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=a6eb5c2547&e=850008f825> 109 locally and regionally significant surface transportation projects. The agency selected awards from a pool of Projects of Merit that were evaluated as Highly Rated, but not previously selected for a grant under the prior FY 2024 RAISE solicitation. See fact sheets <https://watransit.us12.list-manage .com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=5e0ccace24&e=850008f825> on the selected projects. * As a reminder, DOT continues to accept applications through Round 2 of the FY 2025 RAISE solicitation. Project sponsors may submit new applications as well as revised proposals for Projects of Merit that were not selected for Round 1 awards.The Round 2 application deadline is January 30, 2025. Please see our grant memorandum <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click? u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=8c51d6b96f&e=850008f825> on the program and let us know if you plan to apply as soon as possible! Office of the Secretary * The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=8c1eb432b8&e=850008f825> the prize winners of Stage 1B of the Intersection Safety Challenge <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=d1b5ff6559&e=850008f825> . The agency will award $4 million in prizes to ten academic and private sector teams to develop intersection safety systems (ISS) that use emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to enhance safety for vehicles and vulnerable road users (VRUs) at roadway intersections. * DOT solicited <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=e79131ba72&e=850008f825> applications for its Annual Combating Human Trafficking in Transportation Impact Award to support “impactful and innovative counter-trafficking tools, initiatives, campaigns, and technologies that can be shared with the broader community to help stop human trafficking.” Local government organizations are directly eligible to apply. The agency will accept submissions through March 7, 2025. * The DOT Climate Change Center announced the dates for its 2025 Webinar Series <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=e9c5afb4a1&e=850008f825> . The first session entitled Action Plans for Implementing the U.S. National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization will be held this Monday, January 13, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET). Registration is available at the following link <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=f5798bd9fd&e=850008f825> . Federal Transit Administration * A new report <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=0cc8ada6ce&e=850008f825> from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) estimated <https://watransit. us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=d5e4bd2ea7&e=850008f825> that transit ridership rose nationally by 17.3 percent between 2022 to 2023. The report also demonstrated substantial increases in the use of high-capacity transit systems such as light rail and bus rapid transit (BRT), the number of zero-emission buses, and accessible stations for riders with disabilities. FTA also found a significant expansion of employment in the public transportation sector and growth in salaries. * FTA extended <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=0063aa5fb2&e=850008f825> the public comment period for its proposed National Transit Database (NTD) Reporting Changes and Clarifications for Report Years 2025 and 2026 <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=b7c8fc07c4&e=850008f825> . The changes include enhanced safety reporting for cybersecurity events and rail collisions. Public comments will now be accepted through January 29, 2025. <https://gallery.mailchimp.com/6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361/images/ea436c8d-6255-4572-b705-ffd9193ee521.png> Transit Job of the Week ________________________________ Capital Projects Manager Island Transit Annual Salary Range Minimum to Median: $115,000- $132,000 Responsible for project management and oversight of the Agency’s capital and construction projects that involve multiple stakeholders, both internal and external. Includes building and managing relationships with all project stakeholders, consultants and contractors. Manages and provides oversight of the activities, operations, and resources necessary to carry out and ensure all projects are completed on time, within budget, and in accordance with project documents. Position based in Coupeville/Camano Island and has responsibility for capital and construction projects in both locations. <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=f18e60c273&e=850008f825> ________________________________ ________________________________ WSTA Jobs Board: WSTA offers a comprehensive clearinghouse for transit jobs across the state. Use our website to see the latest job postings. <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=cd486ac3ba&e=850008f825> If you are a transit agency and have an opening - please use the submit button on the website. 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KOMO * King County Metro to test buses with improved driver safety after killing <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=0d259ca19f&e=850008f825> . KING * Skagit Transit awarded $19.5 million grant <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=72809c8a22&e=850008f825> . Skagit Valley Herald (pdf included) * King County Metro to resume fare inspection in March 2025 <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=86a5d2970e&e=850008f825> . King County Metro blog * Fare-free transit programs boost youth ridership <https://watransit.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6c70c3a1d76c22fe2ef2a8361&id=163e96236f&e=850008f825> . 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