Meet our panel of historians, engineers and other rapid transit experts.

Bill Myers

Cincinnati Transit Historical Association

In addition to being a long-time television personality at WLWT, Myers is a member of a non-profit organization that preserves the transit history of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Allen J. Singer

Author, The Cincinnati Subway

In 2003, Singer published his extensive research on the historic subway with Images of America. His book is available in stores throughout the tri-state.

Mark Policinski

OKI Regional Council of Governments,

Executive Director

As the figurehead of OKI, Policinski oversees developments in current rapid transit for Cincinnati, as well as other assets, such as infrastructure, economic improvement, and the Clean Air Program.

Janice Forté

Cincinnati Museum Center, Heritage Programs

While teaching Union Terminal patrons about Cincinnati heritage, Forté presents lectures to communities on the historic subway system. She also organizes and conducts tours of the subway tunnels.

Phyllis Crawford

Cincinnati Museum Center, Heritage Programs

A researcher of Cincinnati history and rapid transit, Crawford shares her knowledge with patrons of Union Terminal, as well as organizing and conducting tours of the subway tunnels.

John Luginbill

Cincinnati Dept. of Transportation & Engineering

An engineering technician in the right-of-way management division, Luginbill has nine years experience in the bridge inspection department, which oversees maintenance of the subway tunnels.

Joe Vogel

Cincinnati Dept. of Transportation & Engineering

As a principle engineer, Vogel leads a transportation design group to develop and maintain roadways. He was previously in charge of overseeing the subway tours.

David Wormald

URS Corporation, Senior Project Engineer

Wormald worked on a recent study which presented options on what the city should do with the unfinished subway: maintaining the tunnels, filling them, or improving them for light rail transit.