Governor Hochul announced that the MTA Metro-North Railroad will operate on a ‘near-normal’ weekday schedule come Monday. See Monday train schedule updates here:
"In the face of dangerous weather and a looming deadline, our MTA team worked around-the-clock to restore the safe, reliable service New Yorkers count on," Governor Hochul said.Officials said that it will take days to completely clear the mud and debris from the remaining two tracks.
There, crews broke apart rock and cement walls to restabilize the slope where the mudslide happened. They are also working on repositioning parts of the shoreside of the Hudson Line, turning it into riprap , that will help stabilize the coastline along the rail line. Crews will spend most of Sunday night into Monday morning rebuilding parts of the third rail that was crushed by the mudslide in order to resume service safely. Those heading north to those stations in the morning should take a northbound train to Ossining or Croton-Harmon and then a southbound train.
Customers looking to go south from those stations in the evening will need to ride a southbound train to Tarrytown and then a northbound train. . from Poughkeepsie, to Grand Central: Customers may want to consider the 6:48 a.m. departure, or the 6:25 a.m. departure, as alternatives.
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