Brown plans to step down from Metro board

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D.C. Councilman Michael Brown plans to step down from Metro’s board of directors, the latest change to hit the transit agency that has experienced record amounts of turnover. Brown, who has been an alternate on the transit agency board since January 2009, said he hopes someone with a transit background will fill the seat, arguing the agency needs more expertise. His departure was first reported by the Washington Post.

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