Long Island Rail Road President Rob Free Announces Retirement - Herald Community Newspapers
Janno Lieber said Free helped the railroad post 96% on-time performance and oversee a strike involving 3,500 workers.
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Long Island Rail Road President Rob Free to step down after 34 years of service: MTA chair
Rob Free, who has worked for the Long Island Rail Road for more than three decades, is stepping down as the system's president come Nov. 20, MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber announced on Monday. Free has served as the 42nd president of the LIRR, the nation's largest commuter rail system, for the past…
Long Island Rail Road President Rob Free announces retirement - Herald Community Newspapers
Long Island Rail Road President Rob Free will retire Nov. 20, ending a 34-year career with the railroad, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced Monday. Free, a Port Jefferson native who began his career as a station cleaner at Jamaica Station, has served as LIRR president since 2023. The MTA said it will conduct a nationwide search for his successor. During his tenure, the railroad achieved a 96 percent on-time performance rate, its…
LIRR President Steps Down after 34 Years - Long Island Life & Politics
By Hank Russell Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) President Rob Free announced on November 9 that he is retiring from his role after 34 years with the agency. According to a report from Long Island [...] The post LIRR President Steps Down after 34 Years appeared first on Long Island Life & Politics.
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