Hathaway-Francis Joins Transportation Panel
Judy Hathaway-Francis, councilwoman for La Habra Heights, has been elected as a member of the Los Angeles County Transportation Commission. Hathaway-Francis replaces former Santa Monica Councilwoman Christine Reed, who was not reelected to her council seat in November.
Hathaway-Francis will be one of two commission members who represent 84 cities in the county, excluding the cities of Los Angeles and Long Beach. She will complete the three remaining years of Reed’s term and will then be eligible for two additional four-year terms.
The LACTC is governed by 11 commissioners, including the five Los Angeles County supervisors, the mayor of Los Angeles, two members appointed by the mayor--traditionally a City Council member and a private citizen, a member of the Long Beach City Council, and two city council members to represent the county’s other 84 cities.
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