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ATLANTA – MARTA Interim General Manager and CEO Jonathan Hunt has announced a restructuring of his leadership team with a renewed focus on operational safety, reliability and project delivery.
“The way to rebuild public trust in MARTA is by delivering routine excellence every day,” Hunt said.“I believe these organizational changes will strengthen accountability, create space for innovation, and enhance service delivery.”
MARTA Chief Customer Experience Officer Rhonda Allen has been appointed Deputy General Manager and will oversee several critical departments including the Divisions of Customer Experience and Technology, Operations and Urban Planning, Capital Programs, Engineering & Infrastructure, Administrative Services, as well as the Department of Police Services and Emergency Management.
Larry Prescott, MARTA’s Assistant General Manager of Infrastructure, will serve as Interim Chief Capital Officer. Mr. Prescott has been closely involved with the planning and development of MARTA’s capital projects and is ready to hit the ground running while MARTA launches a national search to identify a permanent leader to take on this role.
MARTA’s Chief of Operational and Urban Planning, Paul Lopes, will expand his responsibilities to include oversight of all transit operations including Bus, Rail, Mobility (paratransit), and the Streetcar.
MARTA’s Board of Directors appointed Hunt, the transit agency’s chief legal counsel, as interim General Manager /CEO after Collie Greenwood stepped down from the position on July 17, 2025 amid issues with his Canadian immigration status. MARTA said Greenwood notified the board that his employment authorization document (EAD), or work permit, expired on June 18 and he was stepping down out of precaution as he awaited his permanent resident green card.