New Cornwall Transit Garage

Cornwall Transit is proud to announce the completion of a significant renovation and expansion of its maintenance garage and transit building, marking a new era for public transportation services in the community. This two-year project was funded through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) in partnership with the federal, provincial, and municipal governments.

The initiative included the construction of a 30-foot by 75-foot addition to the existing facility, providing three new maintenance bays and additional office space. Upgrades to the building feature new metal siding and modern garage doors, replacing siding originally installed in 1974 and doors that had served for over three decades. These improvements were necessary as the previous structures had reached the end of their service life and required frequent repairs.

The expanded facility addresses critical shortages in mechanical bays, vehicle storage, and office space. Cornwall Transit now has dedicated areas for overnight vehicle storage, confidential inspections, and efficient movement of buses in and out of the garage. The facility continues to serve not only the city’s bus fleet but also the Cornwall Emergency Medical Service and Cornwall Police Service vehicles.

“The recent addition and upgrades to our maintenance garage represent a strategic investment in the long-term sustainability of our infrastructure,” said Jean Marcil, Manager of Cornwall Transit. “Thanks to government funding, we’ve enhanced our capacity to meet growing demand, improve operational efficiency, and ensure Cornwall Transit remains a centralized hub for vehicle maintenance for years to come.”

This project reflects Cornwall Transit’s commitment to innovation and excellence, ensuring safe, reliable service for the community’s growing needs.