PROACTIVE MOBILITY PLANNING A DYNAMIC FUTURE
ROCKLAND COUNTY
ROCKLAND’S BUS SHELTER PROGRAM The Rockland County Public Transportation Department's Countywide Bus Shelter Program coordinates and carries out bus shelter purchases, installations, replacement, repairs, and ADA improvements. The Department also administers a bus shelter power washing program for all shel- ter infrastructure County-wide and coordinates with municipalities to ensure the County's bus shelters are maintained. In 2024, the Department repaired more than 30 bus shelters and installed several new shelters. Last year the Department also completed its bus shelter solar lighting campaign, having now retrofitted more than 130
shelters in Rockland with solar lighting kits. These combined programs improve the cus- tomer experience for bus transit users in Rockland County and align with the County’s Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program goals to improve mobility and access and increase transportation safety.
PUTNAM COUNTY RECONSTRUCTION OF PEEKSKILL HOLLOW ROAD
In 2024, Putnam County substantially completed the long-term reconstruction of Peekskill Hollow Road (CR- 21) located in the Town of Putnam Valley. The project involved reconstruction of the roadway and bridges
from Oscawana Lake Road (CR 20) to Church/ Mill Street to improve geometrics, add shoul- ders and improve drainage. All of the road work has been completed including culvert replacements. This includes areas of full-depth reconstruction, milling and repaving, new drainage, curbing, signage, and striping. The last phase of construction has been paused due to cold temperatures and is expected to be completed in Spring 2025.
23 ANNUAL REPORT 2024 | NYMTC
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