C&TSRR Today
| December 09, 2003 05:46PM |
After reading the Commission Conductor, going to the last meeting & now listening to stack talk. I am even more positive about the C&TSRR and its future. Not only are a lot of positive things happening its oblivious the Commission & the RGRPC are putting a effort in to keeping the public informed.
I can tell you from experience the co-operation level from both the Commission & the RGRPC is better than anybody could of expected. The employee attitude about the railroad and its future IMHO is more than just positive.
I believe our railroad is 100% on tract to finally archiving the success it deserves.
Is everything 100% Ok? Of course not. BUT there has been major progress this last year.
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I can tell you from experience the co-operation level from both the Commission & the RGRPC is better than anybody could of expected. The employee attitude about the railroad and its future IMHO is more than just positive.
I believe our railroad is 100% on tract to finally archiving the success it deserves.
Is everything 100% Ok? Of course not. BUT there has been major progress this last year.
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roger hogan | December 09, 2003 05:46PM |
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