Welcome to the "Heart of DART", where DART employees showcase their spirit and dedication to you, our Customers. Our DART employees are our key asset of Delaware Transit Corporation/DART First State. The "Heart of DART" campaign showcases how our DART employees make a difference in the lives of our customers and to the various communities we serve.
Angel Garcia
Angel is an outstanding example of someone who truly embodies the "Heart of DART."
Each day, he brings exceptional positive energy to his work, fostering a supportive and collaborative atmosphere among his colleagues. His approachable
nature and genuine enthusiasm make him a valued and respected member of the team.
Angel consistently demonstrates a willingness to step up and assist whenever needed, regardless of whether the task falls within his usual
responsibilities...Angel is deeply committed to upholding DTC's core values. He approaches challenges with innovative thinking and continually seeks
solutions that contribute to the organization's progress. His strong work ethic and dedication to excellence are evident in the quality of his work and
in the trust and admiration he has earned from his peers.
Margaret Webb
Margaret is the type of employee every organization hopes to have: committed, driven,
and entirely dependable. With nearly 25 years of dedicated service, she has demonstrated unwavering reliability, with an exemplary attendance record
spanning years, rarely taking time off, and always being available when needed. Her consistency and work ethic are unmatched…Margaret Webb exemplifies
the Heart of DART through her unrelenting commitment, her strong leadership, and her passion for public service. Her contributions-both seen and behind
the scenes-have made a lasting impact on our operations, our customers, and our people. There is no one more deserving of this recognition.
Watch below to see what the "Heart of DART" means to our employees.
Lorelei Bather Assists Lost Child - May 2022
A little girl came to my bus at Water Street (in Dover) and asked if she can go to Hartly. I told her we don't have a bus that goes to Hartly. The girl said she had to walk. I was really worried about this little girl walking 8 to 10 miles. When we got to Dover High School, I just couldn't leave her there. I called Dover Police and asked if they could please take her home. They said they would. I called Dispatch to let them know what was going on. Then I waited with the girl until the police got there. There was only one other passenger on the bus. I explained the situation and he was fine with waiting.
Thanking DART Employees On The Front Lines!
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