Transit to Parks

Metro envisions a Los Angeles in which people can use a network of varied and connected transportation options to get to their neighborhood parks, regional open space destinations and different park types. A future where people can not only access these green places, but also feel comfortable using them – people of all ages, genders, races, incomes, and abilities taking transit to parks and open spaces at different times of the week and of the year. Transit to Parks Strategic Plan Executive Summary Metro’s Transit to Parks Strategic Plan presents a systematic vision for increasing access to parks and open space countywide. The goal is to find targeted, holistic ways to increase access to parks and open spaces, especially for communities of need. These communities, especially those that are not within walking distance or without convenient public transit to a park, are the focus of the Plan. Expanding access is a key priority for the region as demonstrated in the Los Angeles Countywide Comprehensive Parks & Recreation Needs Assessment and the Southern California Association of Governments’ Regional Transportation Plan, both of which highlight a lack of park and open space access. LA County has a wealth of open space and recreational assets, but often these places are out of reach for County residents, particularly lower income, disadvantaged communities. Metro is committed to initiating partnerships and finding ways to increase access to parks and open spaces for LA County. Transit to Parks Strategic Plan Transit to Parks Board Motions Contact Us 213.547.4268 t2p@metro.net Copyright © 2022 Metro #Transit2Parks

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