Collected and spent
Not on file yet.
Where the money comes from
One tax.
Details
California CDTFA-105 District Tax Rates — Los Angeles County, four LACMTA rows that together make the 2.0% transit sales tax under the same-boundary combined-rate convention: Los Angeles County Transportation Commission 0.50% (operative 04-01-1982, Prop A) + Los Angeles County Transportation Commission 0.50% (04-01-1991, Prop C) + Los Angeles County Metro Transportation Authority 0.50% (07-01-2009, Measure R) + Los Angeles County Traffic Improvement Plan 0.50% (07-01-2017, Measure M); each row prints an operative date and no end date, so all four apply to tax year 2024. this citation replaces the authoring note that still read 'agent-researched, modeled')Who decides
The Board of Directors has 13 voting members. It adopts Metro's annual budget every year. State law requires that. That is Pub. Util. Code section 130105(a). Before a sales-tax measure goes to voters, the Board adopts a spending plan for the money. That is section 130350.5(f). The Board approved the FY2027 budget on May 28, 2026. That budget year starts July 1, 2026. No elected seats — the board is appointed. The board is appointed, not elected.
Details
Pub. Util. Code §130105 (leginfo.legislature.ca.gov,When decisions happen
Metro's fiscal year runs July 1 to June 30. State law says the board shall adopt an annual budget. That is Pub. Util. Code section 130105(a). The FY2027 budget was posted for public review on May 5, 2026. The Finance, Budget and Audit Committee held the public hearing on May 21, 2026. The Board adopted it at its May 28, 2026 meeting. That is Board Report 2026-0209. It took effect July 1, 2026.
How to reach it
Reach Metro's Board through its Board Clerk email. You can also call headquarters. The Board's own Contact Us page explains how to send written comment by mail or email. It also explains how to speak live during a meeting. The steps are printed on each meeting's agenda.
Details
Metro Board Report 2026-0209, FY27 Proposed Budget (boardagendas.metro.net/board-report/2026-0209/,Also on this tax bill
A Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority address pays these governments too. Which school districts, cities and special districts apply depends on the address.
On every bill in Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
On some bills, depending on the address
School districts: 31. Find yours by address.
Cities: 10
Special districts: 1
Sources
Details
California CDTFA-105 District Tax Rates — Los Angeles County, four LACMTA rows that together make the 2.0% transit sales tax under the same-boundary combined-rate convention: Los Angeles County Transportation Commission 0.50% (operative 04-01-1982, Prop A) + Los Angeles County Transportation Commission 0.50% (04-01-1991, Prop C) + Los Angeles County Metro Transportation Authority 0.50% (07-01-2009, Measure R) + Los Angeles County Traffic Improvement Plan 0.50% (07-01-2017, Measure M); each row prints an operative date and no end date, so all four apply to tax year 2024. this citation replaces the authoring note that still read 'agent-researched, modeled')Details
California CDTFA-105 District Tax Rates — Los Angeles County, four LACMTA rows that together make the 2.0% transit sales tax under the same-boundary combined-rate convention: Los Angeles County Transportation Commission 0.50% (operative 04-01-1982, Prop A) + Los Angeles County Transportation Commission 0.50% (04-01-1991, Prop C) + Los Angeles County Metro Transportation Authority 0.50% (07-01-2009, Measure R) + Los Angeles County Traffic Improvement Plan 0.50% (07-01-2017, Measure M); each row prints an operative date and no end date, so all four apply to tax year 2024. this citation replaces the authoring note that still read 'agent-researched, modeled')Details
Pub. Util. Code §130105 (leginfo.legislature.ca.gov,Details
Metro Board Report 2026-0209, FY27 Proposed Budget (boardagendas.metro.net/board-report/2026-0209/,Details
Metro Board — Contact Us (boardagendas.metro.net/contact/,To act on what you have read
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