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MTA board honors former member Janet Miller with lifetime free‑ride resolution
Summary
The board unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing Janet Miller’s decade of service; the resolution grants her lifetime free rides and public mementos were presented.
The Metropolitan Transit Authority board adopted a resolution honoring former board member Janet Miller for her service on the authority and her broader civic leadership.
The board chair read the resolution, which recounted Miller’s original appointment in December 2014, subsequent reappointments, and leadership roles including chair of the New Initiatives and Community Engagement (NICE) committee and vice chair. The resolution states that, in recognition of her outstanding service, Janet Miller will be formally recognized and will “enjoy free rides and privileges for [her] lifetime.”
The board voted (voice vote) to approve the resolution and invited Miller forward for photos and mementos. The action was ceremonial and no additional policy or budgetary measures were attached to the resolution.
Why it matters: the board used a formal resolution to recognize long‑time service and public leadership by a former member, and the resolution memorializes lifetime transit privileges for the honoree.
