Dueling visions for Metro’s board

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The official voice of Metro riders has formalized its view on how the transit agency should be run – offering a vision that diverges from one made by a regional task force of business leaders and elected officials.

Metro’s Riders Advisory Council, made up of 21 riders from across the region, issued a final report on Thursday calling for local elected officials to remain central to the Metro Board of Directors structure.

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