MassDOT Transportation Secretary and CEO Jeffrey Mullan will step down in the fall, but the move reportedly has nothing to do with recent controversy over Big Dig troubles.
Boston.com reported Mullan had plans to leave months prior to an alleged scandal surrounding a fallen tunnel light fixture.
Mullan plans to return to the private sector, according to reports, to earn a bigger salary. metro
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