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Committee adopts DOT crossing guard report, directs LADOT to explore cost‑sharing with LAUSD
Summary
The Transportation Committee adopted a DOT report on the crossing guard program and approved an amendment directing LADOT to convene with LAUSD to explore a cost‑sharing agreement; staff reported program history, current staffing and budget figures and possible options if traffic officer positions are restored.
The Transportation Committee on Dec. 10 adopted a Los Angeles Department of Transportation report on the city's crossing guard program and approved an amendment directing LADOT to meet with the Los Angeles Unified School District to explore negotiating a cost‑sharing agreement for the crossing guard program.
Deputy Chief Richard Ray and LADOT staff told the committee that the crossing guard program is governed by the California Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices and the Los Angeles Administrative Code and noted MOU 34 governs crossing guard employment terms. Staff said the program dates to the 1950s, was moved from…
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