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Statement of Jeffrey Mullan, state transportation chief
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November 4, 2009 12:28 PM
David D’Allessandro’s sobering reality check is a call to action for MassDOT.
 Jeffrey Mullan |
I want to thank Governor Patrick and David for the tremendous commitment they have shown to T riders by bringing attention to the serious financial problems facing one of our most important public institutions -- the MBTA.
At the Governor’s direction, I will work with Acting General Manager Bill Mitchell to immediately develop a plan that will strengthen the culture of safety and transparency at the MBTA, including a comprehensive review of the backlog in safety and maintenance projects.
I will also move quickly to install a leadership team that is focused solely on identifying long term solutions that will lead to fiscal stability.
Going forward, our top priority is and must always be the safety and security of T riders and employees.
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