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MTA Completes Subway Station Upgrades in Far Rockaway

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The MTA completed rehabilitation work at three Far Rockaway subway stations—Beach 60th Street, Beach 36th Street, and Beach 25th Street—on November 10. The work involved cleaning and repainting over 75,000 square feet of station areas, replacing 3,000 square feet of flooring, and reinforcing protective rubbing board. The improvements were made during planned service outages for nearby infrastructure projects.

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NYC Transit President Demetrius Crichlow stated that the upgrades improve the quality of trips customers take. These improvements align with advocacy from Selvena Brooks-Powers for continued infrastructure investment in the Rockaway area.

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  • Selvena Brooks-PowersAdvocates for local funding and infrastructure improvements within the Rockaway area.
  • New York CityThe location where the subway stations are situated.
  • Far RockawayThe neighborhood where the subway stations are located.

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