How many mandatory Police Meetings are required during the MTA process?

The requirement for two mandatory Police Meetings during the MTA process is established to ensure thorough communication and understanding of responsibilities among all involved parties. The first meeting typically focuses on the initial overview and coordination, where expectations are outlined and important procedures are discussed. The second meeting serves as a follow-up, allowing for the assessment of any developments and addressing any issues that may have arisen since the first session. This structure is designed to reinforce accountability and ensure alignment with MTA’s safety and operational standards. Having just one meeting would likely not be sufficient to cover the complexities involved, while more than two could lead to redundancy without adding value to the process. Hence, the requirement for two meetings strikes an effective balance in facilitating comprehensive training and communication.