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MassDOT’s Gulliver to Lead Water Agency
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority appoints Jonathan Gulliver as next executive director.
In brief
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority appoints Jonathan Gulliver as next executive director. Massachusetts Water Resources Authority appoints Jonathan Gulliver as next executive director to oversee water and sewer systems serving Greater Boston. Originally reported by The Boston Globe.
MassDOT official tapped for water agency
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority board appoints Jonathan Gulliver as next executive director to oversee water and sewer systems serving Greater Boston municipalities.
Gulliver to lead 1,100-person team
Gulliver, a 16-year MassDOT engineer, will lead MWRA’s team with 1,100 employees and over 650 miles of pipes across Greater Boston.
Gulliver’s salary to exceed $290,000
Gulliver will earn $210,000 as state highway administrator but the board expects him to take the top of the $290,000 to $365,000 salary range.
Gulliver faces climate and infrastructure pressures
Gulliver arrives as MWRA faces pressure to expand South Shore services, address Quabbin Reservoir water withdrawals, and prevent Charles River sewer overflows.
Here's the gist
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority appoints Jonathan Gulliver as next executive director to oversee water and sewer systems serving Greater Boston.
