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Charlotte council confirms four initial appointees to regional transit authority
Summary
Charlotte confirmed four initial appointees to the new Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority board after a multiweek vetting process; three other seats will return to the council for final selection on Nov. 24. The appointments drew brief procedural questions about nominations and categories.
Charlotte’s City Council on Nov. 24 confirmed four people to fill initial seats on the Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority board, a newly created regional panel intended to guide transit governance.
The council adopted a resolution based on recommendations from the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance, the Foundation for the Carolinas and the mayor. Stephanie Kelly, speaking for clerk staff, read results of the council’s nomination process: Frank Emery was the top nominee in the law category, David Howard in…
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