Comment on Key takeaways from our interview with Port Authority CEO Katharine Kelleman by Anonymous

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Port Authority of Allegheny County CEO Katharine Kelleman doesn’t try to hide the fact that she’s a working mom. Before sitting down with PublicSource to talk about the challenges and future of Allegheny County’s public transit system, she was anxiously awaiting word on how her son has been doing in kindergarten. She also addressed issues of service, safety and how she plans to bring more voices into Port Authority’s planning processes. PennDOT then uses that money to pay for public transit in the state, but this arrangement is set to expire in 2022. Well, one thing we’ve just gone under contract for is an economic impact study so we can quantify what does Port Authority do for Southwestern Pennsylvania.