MTA Administrator Steps Down After Five Years

Governor taps former Baltimore delegate to lead MTA

The governor tapped a former state delegate to serve as the next administrator of the Maryland Transit Administration.

Arnold leaves transit post, Scott readies for ‘rodeo,’ Mitchell hangs a shingle, in political notes

Maryland Transit Administration Administrator Holly Arnold testifies in this 2024 photo on $450 million in cost overruns and a 234-day delay for the Purple Line transit project in the Washington suburbs. (File photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)After five years running the agency that runs the state’s trains and buses, Holly Arnold is stepping down. Arnold, a holdover from the Hogan administration, said her last day as Maryland Transit Adm…

MTA Administrator Holly Arnold to resign after leading administration the last 5 years

Maryland Transit Administration Administrator Holly Arnold, who has led the administration for the last five years, announced that she will resign in September. Arnold released the following statement to WBAL NewsRadio Tuesday afternoon: “Serving as MTA Administrator has been the highlight of my career and I am grateful for the opportunity to lead this agency over the last five years. After much consideration, I have decided to resign as Adminis…

MTA Administrator steps down after five years

MTA Administrator Holly Arnold announced she will be stepping down from her position after five years on the job.

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Former state delegate to head Maryland Transit Administration

Former Maryland Delegate Tony Bridges has been appointed as the next administrator of the Maryland Transit Administration.