"CITYWIDE - MTA CEO Janno Lieber named Jessie Lazarus as chief of a new Rolling Stock Program to steer strategy for buses, subway cars and commuter rail fleets, the agency said in a Feb. 2 announcement. The post is tied to the MTA's 2025-2029 capital plan, with Lazarus expected to oversee a $12 billion set aside for new commuter trains, buses and subway cars and manage the acquisition and lifetime costs."
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Jessie Lazarus was named chief of a new Rolling Stock Program responsible for strategy across buses, subway cars, and commuter rail fleets. The role aligns with the MTA's 2025-2029 capital plan and includes oversight of a $12 billion allocation for new commuter trains, buses, and subway cars. Responsibilities encompass acquisition management and control of lifetime operating and maintenance costs. Lazarus joined the MTA in 2023 and previously led commercial projects, including the transition from MetroCard to OMNY. The program centralizes fleet procurement and long-term cost planning for multimodal transit assets.
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