Last month, CATA employees fulfilled Christmas wishes for 37 children and their families as part of the Operation Santa program.
It’s a new year, full of new opportunities to serve our riders and the community.
It’s a new year, full of new opportunities to serve our riders and the community.
What if?
That’s the question buzzing from our paratransit department lately.
“What if the holiday spirit extended all year?” asked Paratransit Supervisor Craig Frazier in a department email. “If all the rules, boundaries and constraints were gone, what could we do to make our service better?”
What if?
That’s the question buzzing from our paratransit department lately.
“What if the holiday spirit extended all year?” asked Paratransit Supervisor Craig Frazier in a department email. “If all the rules, boundaries and constraints were gone, what could we do to make our service better?”
Jason (left) with brother Jeremy (right)
It’s a gift when your co-workers feel like family.
It can be an even greater gift when your co-workers are your family.
“Jason and I worked side-by-side for eight years,” CATA bus driver Jeremy Baragar said about his younger brother.
Rin (left) and Ron's son, Thiago (right), smile with Ron.
To say that Ron DeLeon enjoys his work is a significant understatement.
“I love driving, I love transportation, I love dealing with people,” Ron says, practically unprompted.
“I love my job!”