Politics & Government
$12 Million Overhaul Planned For Conshohocken's SEPTA Frontier Bus Depot
Conshohocken's Frontier Bus Depot, whose buses serve more than 15,000 riders every day, is getting a $12 million overhaul.
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — The Frontier Bus Depot in Conshohocken is getting a $12 million overhaul, officials said.
Representatives from the state legislature, SEPTA, the Department of Transportation, and the Montgomery County Commissioners will be on hand Wednesday during a tour of the facility.
The depot, which houses and services 99 buses that provide service to nearly 15,000 riders every weekday, is located on Alan Wood Road in Plymouth Township.
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The major transit hub that is crucial to SEPTA's operations in Montgomery, Bucks, and Chester counties will receive numerous upgrades, include complete repaving, roof replacing, safety and energy-efficiency upgrades, stormwater management improvements, water-recycling equipment utilizing rainwater harvesting, and more.
The project is being funded by Act 89, which uses capital funds for transportation improvements throughout the state.
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