Baltimore DOT Shakeup and New Vision | Baltimore News

Baltimore’s DOT is undergoing a major leadership overhaul as longtime bridge chief Scott Weaver exits after 17 years — a tenure marked by ambitious but often over-budget projects. His departure signals a shift toward the mayor’s “Complete Streets” vision, championed by Councilman Dorsey, which prioritizes pedestrian safety, slower traffic, and walkability. To drive this new direction, two rising stars from the mayor’s office are stepping into key DOT roles: Ty’lor Schnella, a fast-rising young staffer with no direct transportation experience, will lead as chief of staff, while Graham Young — who previously helped shape Complete Streets — returns as senior advisor. With no official comment from the mayor’s office, the city’s infrastructure future looks poised for a bold, pedestrian-first transformation.

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