Los Angeles Board of Transportation Commissioners

The seven-member Los Angeles Board of Transportation Commissioners advises the General Manager of the Department of Transportation on transportation issues.

Members serve on the Commission for two, three or five year terms. LADOT is proud to recognize its current Commissioners.

George E. Moss, President of the Board, has been involved in the development of more than 100 Southern California construction projects. In his years of civic service, Moss has received various commendations and awards from the Mayor, City Council, State Assembly and other agencies.

Commissioner Andrea A. Alarcón acts as a liaison to California Attorney General Bill Lockyer on matters relating to violence against women, health care, labor, school safety and other issues. She created Lockyer’s Anti-Gang Violence Initiative.

Commissioner D. Malcolm Carson is a staff attorney with the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. In this capacity, Carson works to improve the quality of life for residents of low-income communities.

Commissioner John W. Frierson has held positions in the Los Angeles Police Department, County Sheriff’s Office and former Councilmember Nate Holden’s office. He served as the Deputy Director of Community Relations for the 2000 Democratic National Convention.