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6/28/2010
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SEPTA approves naming rights pact for Pattison Station
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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority’s (SEPTA) board has approved a resolution to rename Pattison Station "AT&T Station" under a naming rights agreement.
The renaming will occur later this summer as part of a five-year contract that will generate more than $5 million in revenue, SEPTA officials said in a prepared statement.
“This is an exciting new step in SEPTA’s ongoing effort to help defray costs to customers and taxpayers by creating new advertising and sponsorship opportunities throughout the transit system,” said SEPTA General Manager Joseph Casey.
The agreement also includes station beautification efforts and improved communications tools, such as new digital displays and signage.
The renaming will occur later this summer as part of a five-year contract that will generate more than $5 million in revenue, SEPTA officials said in a prepared statement.
“This is an exciting new step in SEPTA’s ongoing effort to help defray costs to customers and taxpayers by creating new advertising and sponsorship opportunities throughout the transit system,” said SEPTA General Manager Joseph Casey.
The agreement also includes station beautification efforts and improved communications tools, such as new digital displays and signage.
