Pam O'Connor

Longtime Santa Monica City Council member

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Longtime Santa Monica City Council member. A public transit advocate, she is Chair of the Board of Directors of the Los Angeles County Metro and she represents the city on the Expo Line board.    

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Metro’s Expo Line is on its way from Culver City to Santa Monica and other parts of the West Side—with the goal of reducing regional traffic congestion.

The Expo Line Draws A Gold Rush

Metro’s Expo Line is on its way from Culver City to Santa Monica and other parts of the West Side—with the goal of reducing regional traffic congestion.

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