Jack Marchbanks, director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, is departing on Sept. 30 after telling the governor’s office that he intends to pursue an unspecified academic position.
Ohio Department of Transportation Director Jack Marchbanks, seen here in a 2021 file photo, is stepping down next month after more than five years on the job.COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio Department of Transportation Director Jack Marchbanks is stepping down at the end of next month after more than five years in the job, Gov. Mike DeWine’s office announced Friday.
“He also looks forward to devoting more time to promoting the preforming arts and African American culture, two of his lifelong passions,” the release stated.Legal battle over divorced couple’s IVF embryos could be early test of Ohio’s abortion-rights amendment: Capitol LetterDeWine has nominated Pamela Vest Boratyn, deputy executive director of the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund and a longtime ODOT official, to take Marchbanks’ place as director, according to the release.
During Marchbanks’ time as director, state spending on road and bridge projects rose to a record $2.8 billion last fiscal year, which ended June 30.to rebuild and renovate dozens of highway rest areas around the state. The features of the new rest areas include speakers playing a list of Ohio-related songs curated by Marchbanks, a musician who hosts
Cleveland.com/The Plain Dealer has reached out to Marchbanks to see what academic position he intends to pursue. His lengthy and diverse educational resume would appear to give him a number of potential avenues to explore.on jazz artists and writers during the Civil Rights Movement.
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