#Mta service advisory today full

Under his leadership, the MTAвЂ™s Office of the Inspector General established a national reputation as a strong, independent, and innovative agent for positive change. He was appointed to the position by the Governor and confirmed by the New York State Senate in 2007. Kluger has more than 40 years of experience in law enforcement, most recently as Inspector General of the MTA. Both men will manage client relationships, assist in business development efforts and oversee investigations and integrity and compliance engagements. Pasichow, former Deputy Inspector General for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ), has joined the company as Executive Managing Director. Kluger, former Inspector General for the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), has joined the company as a Senior Advisor. It must be noted, however, that this process could have taken much longer had we not taken the pre-emptive measure of suspending all service to safeguard our equipment and prepare facilities to the best of our ability.NEW YORK-( BUSINESS WIRE)- DeLuca Advisory Services (DLA) is pleased to announce that two former Inspectors General for New York area agencies have joined the firm to help assist corporate and governmental clients with integrity monitoring, compliance audits and investigative services.Д«arry L. This is will be an exhaustive, time-consuming process with one goal: to restore safe and efficient service to 8.5 million daily MTA customers.

#Mta service advisory today full

It is still too early to say how long it will take to restore the system to full service. Water remediation work is continuing in several underwater tunnels. The South Ferry station was filled track to ceiling with water as were several of the subway tunnels. Damage is extremely heavy in downtown Manhattan where several subway lines converge. Carey Tunnel from end to end and the Queens Midtown Tunnel also took on water. Both railroads spent the better part of Tuesday removing downed power lines and trees along the right of way, in addition to removing mud and other debris that washed up on to the tracks, including pleasure boats that washed ashoreВ near the Ossining Station on the Hudson Line and the Island Park Station on the LongВ Beach branch.Д«ridges and Tunnels suffered major damage with flooding of the Hugh L. The Long Island Rail Road continues to remove debris and make repairs toВ its West Side Yard and clear flooding in two East River tunnels. Thousands of MTA workers are stillВ outВ across the entire 5,000 square mile MTA service regionВ inspecting andВ repairing the damage caused the massively destructive storm of historic proportions.В Metro-North Railroad is working to regainВ electric powerВ and clear debris from on the Hudson Line and east to New Haven on the New Haven Line. While both limited rail and subway service is being restored on a line by line and branch by branch basis, the work to restore full service on the commuter rail and subway network is ongoing. Carey and Queens Midtown Tunnels remain closed after suffering extensive flooding. Access-A-Ride also began limited service today, as well as accepting reservations for travel after Noon tomorrow.ДЄll of the bridges operated by MTA Bridges & Tunnels are open to traffic.В The Hugh L. Earlier today,В Local, Limited-Stop and Express Bus service began operatingВ as close to a normal weekday schedule as possible.В As was the case yesterday, bus service will operate on a fare-free basis today. There will beВ no subway service between 34th St in Midtown and Downtown Brooklyn. The Governor also announced that beginning Thursday morning, there will be limited subway service on several routes, supplemented by a bus shuttle between Downtown Brooklyn and Midtown. Cuomo announced that beginning this afternoon, both Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad will begin to provide limited service on part of their respective networks.