Inglewood Transit Connector (ITC) Phase 1

Criticized the budget allocation and expressed concern that consultants and transit projects benefit at the expense of residents.

Expressed strong support for the Inglewood Transit Connector project, noting it brings outside investment without adding new taxes.

Expressed support for the transit project and improvements to Market Street as a local business owner.

Co-owner of the Miracle Theater on Market Street spoke in favor of the ITC project and expected parking benefits.

Expressed support as a 20-year Market Street business owner for the transit and street improvements.

County administrator for Inglewood Unified commended the ITC project and its youth legacy initiative for students.

Expressed gratitude to the city council and consulting team for assistance with business relocation and future preparation.

Co-owner of Little Belize Restaurant thanked the city for support, Market Street improvements, and hosting successful events.

Expressed excitement as part of the consultant team to create local hire, small business, and youth engagement opportunities.

Expressed support on behalf of property owners for the ITC project and downtown enhancements.

Spoke as a senior living property manager supporting safe transportation and shuttle options for seniors.

Lifelong resident spoke in support of the ITC project and its 35% local hire requirement.

Requested consideration for a future youth career readiness and mentoring pilot program.

Executive Director of Livable Local LA spoke in support of the mobility hub and future-focused city planning.

Executive Director of Move LA called in to support awarding the ITC contract for the 2028 Olympics.

Representing LA/OC Building Trades, expressed strong support for local hire and the ITC project.

Expressed concern over business displacement and questioned whether local residents would utilize the transit connector buses.