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Brooklyn Borough Hall subway station now has elevators after years-long project drawn out by structural work: MTA
The MTA completed a project to add elevators to Brooklyn's Borough Hall subway station, making it accessible for disabled riders. The project, delayed by structural work on the over-100-year-old station, included ceiling reconstruction and other upgrades. Governor Kathy Hochul and MTA officials celebrated the completion, which addresses accessibility under the ADA.
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