Trump administration takes control of $7B Penn Station redevelopment
- The Trump administration removed the MTA from leading the $7 billion Penn Station redevelopment project on April 17.
- Control transferred to Amtrak and the DOT to implement a public-private partnership model.
- The DOT plans aim to accelerate project delivery and reduce expenses.
- The DOT stated this new approach will "drive efficiencies, reduce costs."
- The MTA expects to remain involved in future phases, though timeline impacts remain undisclosed.
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A federal takeover of Penn Station Reconstruction: ‘That’s Ok!,’ says MTA
MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber appeared on WNYC’s “The Brian Lehrer Show” on Thursday, where he addressed several high-profile issues facing the agency, including the recent federal takeover of the Penn Station reconstruction project. During a segment on the live radio broadcast, Lehrer asked about improvements that were made, and will be made, to the iconic Midtown transportation hub, as well as the chairman’s thoughts on the U.S. Department o…
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