Did you know that CapMetro employs social workers? For National Social Worker’s Month, we wanted to shine some light on these dedicated individuals and their roles supporting the vulnerable communities on our transit system. From coordinating outreach, to assisting individuals experiencing homelessness or those facing challenges related to mental health conditions or substance abuse, CapMetro’s Community Intervention Specialists (CIS) are out in the field every day helping to…
Pride Month goes beyond simple celebration—it’s a reminder of CapMetro’s commitment to uplift different voices, highlighting the stories of people who help our agency stay connected to the communities we serve. This June, we’re featuring two employees, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, who help shape our work and strengthen our…
The ADA, or Americans with Disabilities Act, is a landmark, bipartisan civil rights law passed by the US Congress and signed into law by President George HW Bush on July 26, 1990. Its primary purpose is to prohibit discrimination against persons with disabilities in all areas of public life, including…
“While having digital fare options is great in modern times,if there’s the option to get a physical pass or schedule, I am for it!” Earlier this year, San Francisco resident Alex Harmon flew to Austin to visit his aunt and cousin. He shared photos of his visit on X, highlighting…
Meet Wesley Brown, a Program Manager on the CapMetro Rail team. He’s been with CapMetro for about 9 months and has been an avid runner since high school. That’s precisely why we’re featuring him in this long-distance edition of Meet CapMetro. Today, Wesley can be found in Massachusetts running in…
