Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed BART’s assistant inspector general to head the Office of the Inspector General after her boss took early retirement amid clashes with transit agency officials.
Claudette Biemeret was named to a four-year term as inspector general, responsible for maintaining independent oversight of the agency’s finances and practices. She replaces Harriet Richardson, who left March 17, five months before her term was to end.
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