Janice Hahn
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Los Angeles County Board Supervisor, nominated by the District 4 Subcommittee
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Janice Hahn was elected to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in November 2016. She represents the 4th district which stretches from Marina del Rey through the beach cities, the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the Harbor Area, Long Beach, through the Gateway Cities and east to Diamond Bar.
In her short time on the Board, Supervisor Hahn has already established herself as a leader in the struggle to end the current homelessness crisis, a champion for communities plagued by pollution and health problems, and a dynamic new voice on the Metro Board of Directors.
Supervisor Janice Hahn inherited a passion for public service from her late father, Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, who held public office in Los Angeles County for fifty years and who left behind an incredible legacy of service. Before being elected to the Board of Supervisors, Janice Hahn served for ten years on the Los Angeles City Council and for five and a half years in Congress.
While in Washington, she served on the House Homeland Security Committee, Committee on Small Business, and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. She earned nationwide recognition for founding the PORTS Caucus and recruited over 100 of her fellow House colleagues to advocate for ports issues and infrastructure. She has been a leader on efforts to rebuild our national freight infrastructure system, level the playing field for small business owners, and reducing gang violence in our communities. During her time in Congress, Hahn had a reputation for working to find common ground across the political aisle on behalf of the American people.
Board Reports
Board reports acted upon most recently by committees to which Janice Hahn belongs
2025-0555 - STATION ACTIVATION UPDATE Received
RECEIVE an oral report that provides an update on Metro’s efforts to launch a comprehensive Station Activation Program.
2025-0567 - IMPROVING ACCESS CONTROL Received
RECEIVE AND FILE updates on the enhanced access control strategies to improve safety for Metro riders and employees, including the weapons detection pilot, expansion of the TAP-to-Exit pilot, ...
9/18/2025 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Accessibility Compton Compton Station Gateway Cities (Southeast LA County) Service Sector Gateway Cities subregion Informational Report Key Performance Indicator Law enforcement Los Angeles Sheriffs Department Maintenance Maintenance of way Metro Rail B Line Motion / Motion Response Norwalk Norwalk Station Public Safety Advisory Committee Rolling stock Safety Safety and security San Pedro Security South Bay Cities subregion South Bay Service Sector Strategic planning Surveys System safety Testing Threats Transit safety Vermont/Beverly Station Video Weapons2025-0577 - MONTHLY UPDATE ON PUBLIC SAFETY Received
9/18/2025 - RECEIVED AND FILED
7th Street/Metro Center Station APU/Citrus College Station Access control (Transportation) Barriers (Roads) Chinatown Station City of Los Angeles Cleaning Cleanliness (Graffiti Abatement) Contracts De-escalation Downtown Los Angeles Downtown Santa Monica Station Elevators Escalators Fare Evasion Gateway Cities (Southeast LA County) Service Sector Gateway Cities subregion Graffiti Harbor Freeway Station Harbor Transitway Homeless Outreach Homeless persons Housing I-110 Information management Informational Report LATTC/Ortho Institute Station Law enforcement Long Beach Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles Police Department Los Angeles Sheriffs Department Los Angeles Union Station Maintenance Malfunction Metro Busway G Line Metro Busway J Line Metro Rail A Line Metro Rail B Line Metro Rail C Line Metro Rail D Line Metro Rail E Line Metro Transit Ambassadors Mitigation North Hollywood North Hollywood Station Operation LA Metro Homeless Outreach Outreach Partnerships Pico Station Plan Property crimes Public Safety Advisory Committee Ridership Safety Safety and security Santa Monica Security Sierra Madre Villa Station South Pasadena Station Station 1117 Station 1117B System safety Theft Transit Homeless Action Plan Transit centers Uniform Crime Reporting Vandalism Vermont/Beverly Station Vermont/Santa Monica Station Violent crimes Visibility Walking Weapons Westside Cities subregion Westside/Central Service Sector Willow Street Station Willowbrook Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station2025-0581 - PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITTEE QUARTERLY REPORT Received
9/18/2025 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Customer Experience Plan El Monte Emergency Operations Center Escalators Homeless Outreach Informational Report Law enforcement Los Angeles International Airport Metro Busway J Line Metro Center Street Project Metro Transit Ambassadors Outreach Partnerships Police Public Safety Advisory Committee Safety Safety and security Security Surveys System safety Terminal 19 Testing Transit Community Public Safety Department Transit centers Transit safety Visibility Weapons2025-0208 - RESPONSE TO MOTION 48: ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LIFE PROGRAM Received
RECEIVE AND FILE an update on the Low-Income Fare is Easy (LIFE) Program in response to Board Motion 48, Enhancing the Effectiveness of the LIFE Program.
6/18/2025 - RECEIVED AND FILED
Barriers (Roads) Board approved a Motion Fernando Dutra Grant Aid Hilda Solis Holly J. Mitchell Informational Report Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker Karen Bass Low-Income Fare is Easy (LIFE) Motion / Motion Response Outreach Pacific Palisades Pomona Program Research South Los Angeles Subsidies Surveys Westside/Central Service Sector