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9/11/2018



Rail News: Passenger Rail

LIRR to renovate Lynbrook Station


The $17.9 million project includes rehabilitation of the 1930s-era Lynbrook Viaduct
Photo – mta.info

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MTA Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) President Philip Eng yesterday announced a $17.9 million project to upgrade its Lynbrook, New York, station along the Babylon and Long Beach branches.

The project calls for rehabilitating the 1930s-era Lynbrook Viaduct, improving the drainage system, replacing platform canopies and installing two new glass platform waiting rooms.

Other components of the project include placing new signage throughout the platforms and installing LED lighting, cameras and Wi-Fi, LIRR officials said in a press release.

Work is slated to begin in spring 2019 and wrap up in late 2020. As part of its next capital program starting in 2020, LIRR plans to seek funding for a proposed second phase of street-level improvements, including sidewalk repair and interior station renovations.