From Deseret News archives:

3 new members are named to UTA board

Published: Saturday, June 2, 2007 12:05 a.m. MDT
 |  E-MAIL | PRINT | FONT + - 
The Utah Transit Authority said Friday that three new people have joined its Board of Trustees: Payson Mayor Burtis Bills, Michael Romero and Dr. J. Kent Millington.

Bills replaces Dr. Walter Talbot, from Spanish Fork. Romero replaces Stuart Richardson. And Millington, who serves on the state Transportation Commission, replaces outgoing commissioner Jan Wells.

Millington will not have a vote during board decisions but will oversee and report board actions to other transportation commissioners.

Members of the UTA board are appointed by cities and counties that are part of UTA's service district. There are 16 members of the board, with seven representing Salt Lake County, one representing the unincorporated county, one representing Salt Lake City, and two representatives each for Davis, Weber and Utah counties.

The last seat is filled by a filled a member of the Transportation Commission.

Comments

You can be the first to comment on this story.

previousnext

Latest comments

RSL's Rimando makes 3

So Great!!! So Proud - Love RSL - Bring Home The CUP!!!!!

mr cannon's bold assertation that the purpose of the first ammendemnt as...

RSL heads to MLS title game

Great great great game!!!! Nicky Rimando is a god! We're the most complete...

I had the game on DVR and just watched it. That was the most exciting game...

RSL heads to MLS title game

financially cannot this year, but I will watch loyally, how great to hear...

This is hardly surprising. Bennett has a remarkable arrogance which is also...

RSL heads to MLS title game

I guess that is why "they play the game" as Herman Edwards would say.. ...

BYU happy to escape with victory

What was the score of the LSU vs LA tech game? Alot closer than you'd like to...

Has Fedor not said that THIS IS OUR YEAR all year long? Go back and...

This is just a small glimpse of the future with Obamacare: corruption, waste...

Advertisements
Advertisement