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Born: October 29, 1951, Madison, Wisconsin Died: August 19, 2000, Kenosha, Wisconsin Profession: Director of Transportation
Joseph McCarthy | Urban Transit (1951–2000) was an American transportation director known for his contributions to urban transit systems, particularly in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Born in Madison, Wisconsin, McCarthy was raised in Sun Prairie. His parents, John and Margaret McCarthy, worked in transportation, which likely influenced his future career in public transit.[1][2]