Metro seeks advisory council members
Want to have a direct impact on service at Metro? The transit authority's Riders' Advisory Council has eight vacancies.
The council, created in 2005, has 21 members from throughout the region who advise the board of directors on Metrobus, Metrorail and MetroAccess. The positions are unpaid and members can't be employees or contractors who work for Metro or be elected officials.
The vacancies are:
-- One for Alexandria
-- One for Arlington County
-- One at-large for any area served by Metro
-- Two for the District
-- Two for Fairfax County
-- One for Prince George's County
An online form is available on Metro's Web site or you may complete a form and mail it in.
The council meets on the first Wednesday of each month at Metro headquarters, 600 Fifth St. NW, Washington DC.
By
Michael Bolden
| October 1, 2010; 12:35 PM ET
Categories:
Metro, MetroAccess, Metrobus
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