In our opinion: Changes to UTA's board could bolster its public image

Corruption has more to do with individual integrity and moral character than organizational structures. Sometimes, however, a change in structure may be the only way to change public perceptions.Changing the governance of the Utah Transit Authority from its current 16-member board, appointed by several local governments and legislative leaders, to a three-member commission appointed by the governor, as a legislative task force has recommended, would bring a greater sense of accountability to the