Dan Grabauskas Has Resigned

We're slightly surprised, so we don't really know what to say. But official word is in: Dan Grabauskas has resigned. The MBTA General Manager had encountered extensive criticism during his tenure. William Mitchell, general counsel for the MBTA, will fill the position until a replacement is found. Fare increase workshops are still on, but the fare changes may undergo further revision given this new development. Either way, Dan will get over $300,000 to resign: the cost of his contract, intended to extend through May.

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  • They have to pay him to resign??? Where on earth can I get a job like that? In a recession?



    Well, this is good news. While the T's problems can't be pinned on a single individual, it signals a fresh start. Deval Patrick should consider this a victory.

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