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Emphasizing safety and customer service, the DRPA provides quality transportation services across the river and invests in the economic growth of Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
John H. Estey
Chairman
Jeffrey L. Nash
Vice Chairman
John J. Matheussen,
Chief Executive Officer
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| The e-newsletter from the Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA) is a new means of getting you the information you need about our premier regional transportation agency covering the port district of Southern New Jersey and Southeastern Pennsylvania. These monthly e-newsletters are designed to provide you with an important source for information about new developments, updates, facts, and regional activities from DRPA. |
DRPA Mourns Fallen Officer
It is with great sadness that we report the loss of DRPA Corporal Christopher Milito, who was killed in the line of duty on January 16 while assisting with a traffic investigation on the Walt Whitman Bridge. DRPA would like to thank the public and the many law enforcement agencies locally and nationally who offered their strong support to DRPA and the Milito family.
For additional information on Cpl. Chris Milito please visit our website, www.drpa.org, to read a special message from our CEO.
Contributions in his memory can be made to the Corporal Chris Milito Memorial Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 499, Elmer, NJ 08318. Contributions can also be made in person at any police and fire credit union location. |
DRPA Offers New Tool for Jobseekers
The Delaware River Port Authority and PATCO announce the launch of its improved employment site. The new site provides jobseekers with additional information regarding the Authority, its employment process and offers an email subscription service that allows jobseekers to sign up to receive notifications of job openings directly to their PC or PDA.
In addition, a dedicated jobs email address, jobs@drpa.org, has been created to address job-related questions or concerns. For those applicants who do not have access to a computer, please contact the Authority's Human Resources Services Department by telephone at (215) 218-3750, extension 2223 or (856) 968-2223. |
40,000 Square Feet of Possibilities
Make your next event historic at the Philadelphia Cruise Terminal at the Navy Yard. Built in 1874, the terminal's spacious interior, nationally recognized caterers, convenient location and vast parking, provide the perfect site for any occasion - trade shows, corporate events or meetings.
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 Did You Know?
Both Pennsylvania and New Jersey have a "Move Over" law which requires motorists to reduce their speed and change lanes when approaching the scene of an emergency response, police stop or a tow truck picking up an abandoned vehicle. If drivers cannot move over because of traffic or other conditions, they must reduce their speed.
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