Fenty hoping Metro manager will fix OT costs

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District of Columbia Mayor Adrian Fenty said he’s relying on the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s new general manager to get control of the overtime costs of the publicly subsidized transit agency, an issue that’s been ignored by Metro management for more than three decades.

Metro last year spent more than $70 million in overtime, with hundreds of hourly employees, both drivers and train operators, making six-figure salaries.

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