The shift is expected in the next two weeks. Davey has to start his new $420,000-a-year gig by Sept. 9.
“We’re grateful to Rich Davey for his leadership, which improved service and safety in the subways, and wish him all the best as he returns home to Massachusetts,” a spokesperson for Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a statement.
“Governor Hochul will work with Janno Lieber and the MTA Board to identify a new leader to lead New York City Transit into the future and execute on the governor’s bold pro-transit agenda.”
Sources told The Post Davey has been “frustrated” in his role at MTA where he oversaw the city’s controversial congestion-pricing plan and tried to combat a spike in violent subway crime.
Davey, who started at MTA two years ago, marks the fourth leader to abandon the position in a little over four years.
NYC transit chief Richard Davey will leave in September with no permanent replacement lined up
He’s taking the express uptown – way uptown. New York City Transit President Richard Davey will be leaving the Big Apple for Massachusetts in September – with no longterm replacement immediately an…
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MTA is like the CIA....unsalvageable.