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This could work out really well. I’ve been a fan of the work of IndyGo’s new CEO, who was also hired from industry. Cautiously optimistic.
I’ve known Todd for a number of years. He’s a hard worker, level-headed, kind, and an all-around good guy. He’s very passionate about improving transportation conditions and mobility. He’s got a heck of a challenge in front of him, but I don’t have any doubts about his capacity to rise to the task.
Good luck to him. DPW was a total FAIL with the January snow. They no longer clear residential streets (except those identified as connector streets). Republic wouldn’t pick up our trash until the streets were cleared and DPW wouldn’t clear the streets. How is this acceptable?
Hope the new director can perform better than his recent predecessors. DPW has been a very poorly run city department, and it’s not just snow removal and potholes. Look at the various road project and the time it takes to complete the work. Example: West 30th Street bridge over White River.