Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not specify the exact details of how the student ambassador program operates beyond mentioning security and maintenance tasks.
Free Transit Passes and Student Ambassador Program for LA Community College Students
This law establishes a program that provides free transit passes to students at Los Angeles Community Colleges and sets up a student ambassador program to assist with public transportation.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the GoPass TAP card program, providing all enrolled students with a free transit pass from LA Metro.
- Requires the Los Angeles Community College District to annually enter into an agreement with LA Metro for the provision of these passes.
- Sets up a student ambassador program where students assist with security and maintenance on public transportation lines near their campuses.
- Requires annual reports about the programs to be submitted to state officials.
Who It Names or Affects
- Students enrolled at Los Angeles Community College District campuses
- Los Angeles Community College District
- LA Metro (Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority)
Terms To Know
- GoPass TAP card
- A free transit pass provided to students for use on LA Metro public transportation.
- Student Ambassador Program
- A program where college students help with security and maintenance tasks on LA Metro rail and bus lines near their campuses.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill requires the Los Angeles Community College District to submit annual reports about the programs.
- It provides $2,500,000 from the state's General Fund for developing and implementing these programs.
- If the Commission on State Mandates finds that this law imposes costs on local agencies, the state will have to reimburse them.