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VIA's Tremell Brown on 36 Years of Public Service
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Join Ernie Zuniga and Tremell Brown, VIA Metropolitan Transits number two executive, as they discuss Browns thirty-six year career in public transportation. From his humble beginnings in California to his current role overseeing five hundred buses and two thousand three hundred employees, Brown shares his journey and the importance of teamwork in keeping San Antonio moving. The Rapid Green Line project is a key focus, aiming to connect key parts of the city and improve the overall rider experience. Despite his high position, Brown remains hands-on, visiting departments to keep everyone motivated and the transit system moving forward. Checkout Solipillow.com
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