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7/14/2020



Rail News: Amtrak

Amtrak will serve new North Carolina transit station


Jacksonville Transportation Hub will be the city's first building designed to house many public transportation services and be "heavily resistant" to hurricanes
Photo – City of Jacksonville

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Amtrak will serve a new federally and state funded transit hub now under construction in Jacksonville, North Carolina.

Located at Marine Boulevard at Thompson Street, the 15,000-square-foot Jacksonville Transportation Hub will be the city's first building designed to house many public transportation services and be "heavily resistant" to hurricanes, Jacksonville officials said in a press release.

Jacksonville Transit, Onslow United Transit System and Greyhound also will serve the station.

Federal Transit Administration and North Carolina Department of Transportation funds will help pay for the $8.9 million project. However, the city is providing $1.1 million to strengthen the building for hurricane resiliency and other features.

In April, city officials awarded the construction contract to HG Reynolds of Henderson.

 



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