Civil Grand Jury Urges Stronger Action on Disabled‑placard Abuse; MTA Proposes State and Local Changes
The civil grand jury reported large revenue losses tied to disabled‑placard misuse and urged legislative and enforcement changes. SFMTA staff proposed seeking state legislative flexibility, charging for some disabled parking with discounts for low‑income drivers, increasing accessible 'blue zones,' and enhanced enforcement; supervisors asked for follow‑up.
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The committee received the civil grand jury’s continuity report, which follows up on prior jury recommendations. Terrence Flanagan, chair of the continuity committee, summarized key findings, focusing on disabled‑placard misuse, pension practices and retiree health liabilities.
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