Ramirez Out as MBTA General Manager
Ramirez’s departure comes just 15 months after he was chosen from a national pool of applicants to run the MBTA, and signed a three-year contract paying him $320,000 a year last year.
Baker Points to Antiquated Systems in Wake of ‘Unacceptable’ Red Line Derailment
by State House News Service | Feb 23, 2018
It’s been a bad week for the MBTA; first investigators discovered the agency spent $100,000 on a private bathroom, and then a train derailed.
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