Cities along proposed commuter line look to funds depots
It’s getting closer and closer and closer. And, soon, coming to a city near you, will be a depot station for it. Cities running along the Ann Arbor-Detroit commuter line are looking for funding for their rail stations. It’s another step forward, and closer to all aboard. Excerpt:City of Dearborn officials have said they have a three-phase plan in place to complete the city’s new high-speed rail passenger intermodal station that will be a part of an Ann Arbor to Detroit commuter rail line. If funding is allocated, the station would sit on the south side of Michigan Avenue just east of Brady near the Henry Ford.But Dearborn isn’t the only city looking for funding for an updated station, as each city on the line — Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Wayne/Westland and Detroit — have plans for new or updated intermodal stations, according to city of Dearborn Director of Economic & Community Development Barry Murray.Read the entire article here.
It’s getting closer and closer and closer. And, soon, coming to a city near you, will be a depot station for it. Cities running along the Ann Arbor-Detroit commuter line are looking for funding for their rail stations.
It’s another step forward, and closer to all aboard.
Excerpt:
City of Dearborn officials have said they have a three-phase plan in place to complete the city’s new high-speed rail passenger intermodal station that will be a part of an Ann Arbor to Detroit commuter rail line. If funding is allocated, the station would sit on the south side of Michigan Avenue just east of Brady near the Henry Ford.
But Dearborn isn’t the only city looking for funding for an updated station, as each city on the line — Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Wayne/Westland and Detroit — have plans for new or updated intermodal stations, according to city of Dearborn Director of Economic & Community Development Barry Murray.
Read the entire article here.
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