City Crews Step Up to Make for a Successful LA Marathon.
City crews were busy during and after the recent 38th running of the LA Marathon to make for a smooth, safe and successful event...
Transportation hosts winter softball tournament.
Crown the Central Division as softball champs! LADOT employees held a one-day softball tournament Jan. 21 at the Eagle Rock Recreation Center...
One small act of kindness grew into a charity.
With his wife, Loretta, Zaki Mustafa, Retired Executive Officer, LADOT, 33 years of City service and Club Member, formed a nonprofit. He raised money any way he could, and organized shipments of jackets for those in need...
GM Seleta Reynolds leaves City, moves to Metro.
In August, Transportation GM Seleta Reynolds left her role leading the City’s transportation dept. after 8 years to take on digital service and innovation at Metro...
Transportation promotes five to the rank of Lieutenant
Last September during the pandemic, LADOT promoted five to the rank of Lieutenant...
Transportation Dispatchers direct the Traffic Officers on the street.
Transportation’s Communications unit is a small but strong team of Dispatchers and administrative personnel that does many things – answer telephone calls for Parking Enforcement, traffic control, Traffic Signal Repair and impound booting for LA.
Ken Husting honored as Parking Professional of the Year.
Ken Husting, Principal Transportation Engineer, was named Parking Professional of the Year by the California Public Parking Association...
Moving Up the Road
Congratulations to Edward Yu, Club Member and former Transportation Engineer in Transportation’s Special Traffic and Emergency Operations Division, on his new post...
From the Sea to the Streets
The Club is a great admirer of those who serve our country and keep it safe. This year, we salute Michael Bevelaqua, Retired, Transportation, who entered the US Navy less than a month after the the end of World War II...
Willie James Gilmore, who retired from Transportation has died.
Willie was born Aug. 16, 1947 in Jackson, Miss. He was the youngest son of James M. Gilmore and Nettie B. Pigg. His family moved to Los Angeles when Willie was young....
