The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced on Mar. 9 that it will hold a virtual public information meeting about customer service upgrades at 28 Metro-North Railroad stations along the New Haven, New Canaan Branch, and Danbury Branch Lines on Tuesday, March 24 at 6:00 p.m.
The meeting aims to give the public and local community a chance to comment or ask questions about the proposed project. The session will be held via Zoom and requires registration. A question and answer period will follow the presentation, which will be recorded for later viewing. Details on how to access the meeting and submit feedback are available at portal.ct.gov/NHL0300-0199.
“The installation of updated audio equipment, informational displays, and signage will improve rail users’ experiences by increasing accessibility and customer service,” said Connecticut Department of Transportation Project Manager Nazana Weeks. “We encourage the public to attend this meeting to share their feedback with the CTDOT project team to incorporate into the design.”
According to the official website, the Connecticut Department of Transportation promoted safety through initiatives such as work zone awareness and supported community infrastructure via grants according to the official website. The department maintained its headquarters in Newington while managing transportation statewide according to the official website. Garrett Eucalitto served as commissioner overseeing policies and initiatives according to the official website.
Installation for these upgrades is expected to begin in spring 2027 depending on funding availability, with an estimated cost of $43 million funded entirely by state resources. No right-of-way impacts are anticipated for this project.
The department provides a safe and efficient intermodal transportation network that improves quality of life and supports economic vitality according to the official website. It also extends services throughout Connecticut while supporting community connectivity through grant programs and engagement with contractors and consultants according to the official website.
Individuals without internet access can listen by phone or request mailed materials. Language assistance is available upon request at no cost if made five business days before the event. Non-English closed captioning will be provided during Zoom sessions, with recordings posted afterward online.
Members of the public may submit comments or questions during a two-week period following the meeting until April 7.
