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Monday, July 8, 2013

TRANSIT EXECUTIVES GETTING RICH ON PUBLIC MONEY

It sure sounds like the UTA management and the TRIMET management are comparing notes or something. Of course they all have the approval of these elitist boards of directors

When John Inglish stopped overseeing Utah Transit Authority operations in 2010, a severance deal created his subsequent, mostly advisory job of chief executive officer. That position paid $364,000 total annual compensation as he traveled to represent UTA at industry conferences worldwide for the next two years.
On top of a generous salary, UTA quietly paid him a $22,700 bonus last year for 2011 before he formally retired in April 2012, and the CEO post created for him disappeared.

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