SEPTA receives funding to make stations accessible
As a part of their 12 year plan, SEPTA seeks to make all stations accessible by 2034, bringing them in compliance with the American Disability Act.
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As a part of their 12 year plan, SEPTA seeks to make all stations accessible by 2034, bringing them in compliance with the American Disability Act.
Governor Ned Lamont today announced that the Federal Transit Administration is awarding $29.6 million in an All Stations Accessibility Program (ASAP) grant to the Connecticut Department of Transportation that will be used to make accessibility upgrades on three stations along the Metro-North Railroad Waterbury Branch Line, including in Ansonia, Seymour, and Beacon Falls.
The city of Seattle will soon be receiving 15 million in funding to make the Seattle Center Monorail station fully ADA accessible.
Press Releases 12/21/2022 Governor Lamont Announces $29.6 Million Grant for Accessibility Upgrades on the Waterbury Branch Line Grant Supports Accessibility
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