SFMTA Citizens Advisory Council
- Daniel Murphy, Chair
- Daniel Weaver, Vice Chair
- Art Cimento
- Joan Downey
- Dorris Vincent
- Steve Ferrario
- Susan Vaughan
- Katie Haverkamp
- Mark Ballew
- Marc Salomon
- Roland Wong
- Frank Zepeda
- Colbert Tse
(2 vacancies)
Council Secretary: Yvette Torres
- Engineering, Maintenance, & Safety Committee: Weaver (chair), Ferrario
- Finance & Administration Committee: Murphy (chair), Vaughan, Salomon
- Operations & Customer Service Committee: Downey (chair), Murphy, Ballew
- Taxicab Committee: Murphy
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