Outremont metro station has officially reopened the following months of construction. The STM announced back in November 2021 that they would be closing the Outremont metro station as of January 10, 2022.
The plan outlined several changes coming to the station, including the addition of three elevators, the replacement of the waterproofing covering the station’s underground roof, the complete replacement of the exterior cladding and floor finishes, new signage, motorized butterfly doors, improved lighting and the addition of a natural ventilation shaft on the roof of the kiosk.
u201c[Outremont mu00e9tro station] ud83dude87ud83dudee0ufe0fud83dudd35 As planned, the station will open its doors on August 20! Shuttle 805 will no longer be in service at that time.nnMajor work is still ongoing in and around the station to make it accessible.nnInfo u23e9 https://t.co/xdiU78ceDvu201d
— STM (@STM) 1660921516
As of August 20, 2022, the station is once again open to the public as “the majority of the infrastructure renovations requiring its closure” has been completed, the STM stated.
“There will still be partitions around the station, but it will be open and customers will be able to enter via the doors on Van Horne Avenue.”
Over the course of the last eight months, the 805 shuttle has been in operation between the Acadie and Outremont metro stations. As of today, the 805 shuttle will no longer be in service.
While the station is back in action, the STM said construction work is still well underway to make it “universally accessible.” For this reason, bus lines 160 and 161 are still on their detoured routes, and stops have been moved.
“The end of the work and the commissioning of the elevators are still planned for late 2023.”
For more information regarding the Outremont station, please visit the STM website.
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