Dow Constantine is the wrong choice for @sound-transit.bsky.social CEO.
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NEW STORY // Dow Constantine Reveals Sound Transit CEO Bid
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# The board hiring one of their own would be "massive breach of ethical standards," Seattle Subway argued. At a special meeting Friday, the Sound Transit Board of Directors dove into its CEO search and revealed its winnowed the top candidates down to five, including one of their own. Following months of rumors, Dow Constantine revealed
.@SoundTransit is bypassing the community, voters, and their own process in order to put their thumb on the scale for CID N/S.
By the time the public gets more information the engineering money will be spent and it will be framed as *too late to fix.*
Advocates worry Sound Transit is tilting the scales in favor of the board's preferred alternatives of skipping Chinatown and Midtown and shifting Denny Station north. In August, the Sound Transit Board approved a $122 million disbursement to its consultant HNTB for an environmental study and engineering work for Ballard Link light rail. Sound Transit portrayed
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Betty Lau (TEA) noting that a CID station on 4th is far better for transit riders and CID residents.
“That is why the vast majority of CID organizations, businesses and residents support the Fourth Avenue station.”
Our Op-Ed in The Stranger: Sound Transit Wants to Start Over on ST3. Tell them No.