Newly completed bus hub unveiled in Brentwood
County, state and police officials were present as the newly completed three-phase project was presented to the public.
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Oct 6, 2023, 4:45 PM
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18ds agoA bus hub designed to help commuters was unveiled Friday morning near the Brentwood Long Island Rail Road station.
County, state and police officials were present as the newly completed three-phase project was presented to the public.
Officials say the project will make the commute easier and help support revitalization in Brentwood’s commercial and business district.
The new bus shelters near the train station will begin service for commuters on Oct. 23.
