Committee Created to Investigate Troubled NJ Transit
Senate President Steve Sweeney announced on Tuesday the newly formed Senate Select Committee on New Jersey Transit, which he will chair.
October 01, 2019 at 02:35 PM
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To address growing angst over the agency that serves nearly 1 million public transit commuters, a committee to investigate NJ Transit has been created by the state Senate president.
Sen. Steve Sweeney, D-Gloucester, announced on Tuesday the newly formed Senate Select Committee on New Jersey Transit, which he will chair. The committee will be charged with developing a plan of action to turn around the embattled agency plagued with cost overruns, mismanagement, late and no-show arrivals, and an aging bus fleet.
Other Democratic members will include Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg, D-Bergen, Deputy Majority Leader Sandra Cunningham, D-Hudson, Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Patrick Diegnan, D-Middlesex, and Senate Law and Public Safety Committee Vice Chairman Joe Cryan, D-Union.
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