Originally from Latimer, Iowa, Fahrmann earned a Master’s in Sport Management from Slippery Rock University before climbing up the MiLB ranks. Fahrmann's first stop after Slippery Rock was the Potomac Cannons the High A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. Fahrmann then went west to join the Fresno Grizzlies as Senior Vice President of Operations. At the time, the Grizzlies were the Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants.

Following nearly six years in Fresno, opportunity arose for Garrett, this time back East - another 3,000-mile trek across the country.

With the best wishes of the Grizzlies staff, Fahrmann was to take the reins as Director of Operations for the Lehigh Valley IronPigs. The IronPigs, are the Philadelphia Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate.

After four years in Lehigh Valley, Fahrmann went back out west for one season to Salt River Fields in Scottsdale, AZ, Spring Training home of the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks. From there, he headed further west and was out of baseball, working as a real estate agent and had his own property management company before the allure of the Trash Pandas got him back in the game. He began in Rocket City in June 2019 and was named the first General Manager for the Rocket City Trash Pandas in August 2019.

Fahrmann was named the Double A Executive of the Year by Major League Baseball in both 2023 and 2024.

With his strong baseball management background and outstanding business background, Garrett has the perfect combination to be the Trash Pandas first general manager. Garrett and his wife Natalie, make their home in Madison with daughters Riley (15) and Kinsley (13).

As Vice President of Community, Client, & Guest Relations for the Rocket City Trash Pandas, Mareca plays a key role in shaping community-centered experiences that extend beyond the ballpark. A native of Alabama, she graduated from the University of North Alabama with a degree in Communications Arts and a concentration in Public Relations. Prior to joining the Trash Pandas, Watson worked in real estate and traveled nationwide as a corporate trainer and developmental coach, honing her interpersonal and customer-engagement skills.

In her current position, Watson oversees the team’s client-relations operations and strives to deliver “an extraordinary experience through baseball and other events.” She serves as a primary liaison between fans, corporate partners, and community stakeholders, ensuring that the organization’s game-day and off-field efforts align with its mission to give back to North Alabama.

Watson spearheads the Trash Pandas Foundation, the club’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm, and under her leadership, the Foundation has launched initiatives such as school supply drives, reading programs, scholarship awards, and fundraising jersey auctions that have collectively raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for local schools and nonprofits.

Through her commitment to the fan experience and the Foundation’s outreach, Mareca Watson helps the Trash Pandas organization serve as both a hometown entertainment destination and a meaningful community partner in the Tennessee Valley.