Cincinnati – Streetcar’s First Director Resigns

ByAdmin January 27, 2022January 28, 2022

Travis Jeric, who has been director of the Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar since 2019, has resigned to take a new job in Cleveland, his hometown.
Jeric, who has quietly led the streetcar through a period where ridership has increased after the city made it free to ride in the summer of 2020, said he expects to leave in mid-February.
Cincinnati Business Courier, January 27, 2022
Photo: Cincinnati Center City Development Corp.

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