Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)

Meet Officer Douett, recognized for her commitment to the safety of Metro customers and employees. In 2023, she received a call from a station manager who had been assaulted. Officer Douett quickly located the assailant and made the arrest. “Skills that helped me are, number one, training. Number two, I work along many great officers who are excellent mentors,” she said. “Number three, constructive criticism, which allows me to learn different approaches.” Are you looking for mentorship in a highly rewarding career? Join the Metro Transit Police Department: https://lnkd.in/eBr6Tegb #wmata

Did you know? We’ve rolled out new deep cleaning processes for trains and buses. Check out our crew in action with upgraded equipment and sanitation techniques. Deep cleaning takes 4-8 hours, depending on the train type and staff. Stay tuned for our bus cleaning video! #wmata

Metro and Casey Trees have partnered to plant more than 150 trees at Suitland and Southern Avenue stations.   On Saturday, 25 Metro employees, 25 community members, and Prince George’s County Council Member Krystal Oriadha volunteered their time to plant trees at Suitland Avenue Station.   Planting trees provides many benefits, including:   🌲 Improving air quality 🌲 Supporting mental and physical health 🌲 Enhancing aesthetics of the area 🌲 Shading and air cooling 🌲 Reducing stormwater runoff, biodiversity and ecological health, and helping to mitigate climate change   The additional tree plantings will take place in the spring and fall of 2025.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e2-Fi--p #wmata

Did you know Metro has the most elevators and escalators of any transit system in North America? Meet Anthony, one of our dedicated Vertical Transportation Safety Inspectors. He ensures our elevators and escalators are operating safely and efficiently. In 2021, Metro kicked off its second escalator replacement project, aiming to replace 139 escalators across 34 stations by 2028. These new escalators are more durable, reliable, and feature LED lighting and UV-C disinfection. Anthony plays a crucial role in making sure our vertical transportation equipment stays in a state of good repair, following all jurisdictional rules and regulations. We’re lucky to have him on our team! #wmata

Meet Sergeant Moreland, honored with a Meritorious Service Award for his outstanding contributions to our recruitment efforts. Under his leadership, Prospect’s Day, a key recruiting event, ran smoothly and successfully, helping us grow our talented teams more rapidly. "I try to give as much as I can to others with my enthusiasm, energy, and mindset," he said when reflecting on his more than 25-year career with the Metro Transit Police Department (MTPD). "I will help you in any way I can." Will you invest in a career with MTPD? "We’re looking for individuals who are driven, self-motivated, self-starters, and with a vision," Sergeant Moreland emphasized. Here’s how you can apply: https://lnkd.in/eBr6Tegb #wmata

🌟 We’re honored to be named a 2025 Military Friendly® Employer for the twelfth year in a row! This recognition from Victory Media is based on rigorous criteria, assessing everything from the strength of our military recruiting efforts to veteran retention programs and company policies on National Guard and Reserve service. Veterans bring invaluable skills, leadership, and dedication to our team. They were integral to building our rail system and continue to be an essential part of our future. Thank you to our employees with military backgrounds for your service and commitment to excellence. Look for us in the December issue of G.I. Jobs magazine. #wmata

Today and every day, we honor our veterans for their courage and service to our country. This #VeteransDay, we’re taking a moment to say thank you. Hear from veterans within our Metro family as they share their stories and what this day means to them. #wmata

Meet Sergeant Hodge, honored with a Meritorious Service Award for his leadership in numerous high-profile arrests. Under his direction, officers in his unit were able to track an armed robbery suspect from the Wheaton Metro Station and make an arrest. He excels in making connections with local partners and supporting officers in building partnerships with local agencies such as the Metropolitan Police Department and Montgomery County Special Assignment Team. “We help each other,” he said. “Using technology, like our camera systems on buses and trains.” “The hard work by officers in my unit directly contributed to my success as a supervisor,” he added. Are you interested in a career with the Metro Transit Police Department? Here’s how you can apply: https://lnkd.in/eBr6Tegb #wmata

Metro's Art in Transit program invites artists/artist teams with a demonstrated history of completing complex, permanent, public art projects to submit their qualifications for a permanent public artwork for the Dupont Circle Metro Station’s iconic North Entrance. The selected artists will develop an aesthetically attractive, site-specific public artwork that captures WMATA’s mission, and reflects the artistic, cultural and/or historical interests of the surrounding communities. The public artwork is to be implemented on the sloped surface within the circular opening of the North Entrance escalator well and integrate elements of biophilia. To view the Call to Artists and to apply on CaFE: https://lnkd.in/eTzkQcDn #wmata

Congratulations to Yetunde Olumide, our CFO, who has proudly served Metro for 13 years! As she approaches her two-year anniversary in her current role this December, we celebrate her recent selection for the prestigious Aspen Institute Finance Leaders Fellowship. Yetunde’s commitment to financial integrity and excellence is instrumental in driving our mission forward. We’re excited to see her continue making an impact in the financial ecosystem! #wmata