The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) will perform repairs and improvements at 29 rail stations as part of its cyclical Refresh & Renew Program. The program was created in 2019 and accelerated in 2021 with CTA performing work at 125 stations, followed by 28 stations in 2022.
“We are committed to providing our customers and employees with a safe and comfortable transit environment, and the Refresh & Renew program is a vital tool in helping us deliver on that promise,” said CTA President Dorval R. Carter, Jr. “In addition to performing small cosmetic repairs, we’re also working to provide a safer transit environment by proactively addressing some of the larger issues before they arise.”
In addition to the repair work, CTA says it recently launched its seasonal power washing teams that are deployed in the spring and fall to scrub and power washing the surfaces of CTA’s 145 rail stations during overnight hours as part of the agency’s routine cleaning efforts.