Rockland County executive uses Metro-North Penn Station groundbreaking as platform to call for better service
Day says he wants to see investment from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority on two projects that would bring better service to Rockland County.
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Dec 14, 2022, 10:39 PM
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12h agoRockland County Executive Ed Day is using the Metro-North Penn Station recent groundbreaking to urge for better service for his county.
Day says he doesn't begrudge any community receiving new and improved service as it will provide a second easy, fast, accessible option into the city for people from Connecticut, Westchester and the Bronx.
However, Rockland County still does not have a way to get in without transfers - plus no accessible stations.
Day says he wants to see investment from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority on two projects that would bring better service to Rockland County.
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