MDTA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BRUCE GARTNER
I n January 2024, I was truly honored to have been selected as executive director a second time to lead the MDTA’s customer-driven, talented staff who consistently show up to connect all Marylanders to life’s opportunities and each other. Despite the challenges faced during the past year, the MDTA remained committed to deliver- ing initiatives through teamwork and persever- ance as evident in successes outlined throughout this report. At the forefront of Marylander’s minds is the Key Bridge Rebuild. I am pleased to report that the team has accomplished more in one year than most projects of this magnitude have in seven years. I look forward to continued progress as we reconnect, revitalize and rebuild this vital link. It’s been a busy and productive year on other fronts as well, as we celebrated facility anniversa- ries, reached major project milestones, expanded safety initiatives, assisted motorists and E-ZPass customers and increased outreach and engage- ment efforts – meeting the public where they live, work and gather. Every MDTA employee plays a significant role in ensuring our transportation system is safe, well
maintained and reliable. With strong support from the Governor, Chair and Board members, the MDTA will build on our past success, prioritizing today’s efforts that will improve the customer experience, improve the safety of our system and drive our state’s economy into tomorrow.
MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY 2025 ANNUAL REPORT 3
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