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OTMA's Board of Directors and Staff are committed to the continued development of new initiatives that improve quality of life in Oakland’s vibrant, active, and growing community.

OTMA Staff

Mavis Rainey
Executive Director

Executive Board of Directors

President
Bob Reppe
Carnegie Mellon University

Vice President
Open

Treasurer
Nathan Hart
Hart Architectural Services, LLC

Secretary
Moira Egler
Pittsburgh Regional Transit

Board of Directors

Louise Cavanaugh Sciannameo
University of Pittsburgh

Howard K. Stevens, Jr.
South Oakland Resident

Terese Hines
Duquesne University

Roxane Stewart
North Oakland Resident

Mike Madden
Pittsburgh Innovation District

Lillian Gabreski
Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission

Michael Lombardozzi
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Jonathon Pearson
University of Pittsburgh

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Our Mission

OTMA serves the Oakland community through advocacy and provision of information to encourage good transportation choices by commuters, residents and visitors alike with the goal of increasing the use of modes other than the automobile. These alternative modes will reduce congestion and improve the quality of the street environment and therefore the quality of life in Oakland.