MVD APP v2021.3.0 will be deployed to all users/crewmembers via AirWatch on Tuesday 06/15/21, just beyond midnight.

This app update includes the following. 

• 2C-1 Form updated with additional train numbers
  • Users can now send eight train numbers in a single deposit
• Amtrak PD phone number added to the contact list
  • Additional numbers were updated/added
  • NJTPD and APD numbers are at the top of the list
• IPC to iPhone connectivity enhancements (IPC Sled SDK Update)
• Deposit History tab enhancements
• DepartureVision for NYPS with early track assignments
  • Now showing inbound and outbound trains

As per General Chairman/President Jerome Johnson, Juneteenth will be added as an observed  paid holiday.

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Dear Colleagues,

Today, the federal government completed an environmental review and issued a decision that will shape our region and benefit our customers for decades to come. The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) issued the Record of Decision (ROD) and the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the Hudson Tunnel Project. In fact, I had the honor of signing the FEIS yesterday as a co-applicant along with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

This project, as many of you know, will build two new tunnels in order for the existing, century-old tunnels to be taken out of service one track at a time, to be rehabilitated. When we’re done, we will have four tracks going into and out of Penn Station New York, significantly improving capacity, reliability and service delivery for both NJ TRANSIT and Amtrak customers on the most critical piece of infrastructure along the Northeast Corridor between Washington D.C. and Boston.

The FEIS and ROD represent a major step forward for a region-changing project that – like our Portal North Bridge Replacement Project – will provide more reliable and resilient service along the busiest rail corridor in the nation. Combined with Portal North – which continues to advance and remains on track for a construction award by the end of this year – we are positioning the entire Northeast Corridor to safely and reliably meet the demands of

NJ TRANSIT customers for generations to come.

Achieving this milestone didn’t happen without a significant amount of work by NJ TRANSIT staff. I’d like to take a moment to acknowledge a few key members our team who have been instrumental in today’s announcement, including RJ Palladino who has done yeoman’s work leading the effort on the development of the FEIS and ROD, along with Ayelet Hirschkorn, Jeremy Colangelo-Bryan, John Geitner and Dara Callender, among others. It is another huge victory for our agency, our customers, and our entire region.

I hope you all enjoy a safe and happy Memorial Day Weekend!

Warmly,

Kevin

Date: Friday May 28^th, 2021

ATTN: Conductors and Assistant Conductors

RE: Nextel Phone Service

Please be advised on Wednesday, June 2^nd, 2021, Nextel phone service will be discontinued for anyone that has already been issued a Mobile Validation Device. Please take this time to transfer any contact numbers from your Nextel to your Mobile Validation Device that wasn’t already installed on the Mobile Validation Device. You may also replace a Nextel phone number you have on record with the crew callers with your Mobile Validation Device Phone number.

Thank you,

Rail Supervision

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ATTENTION EMPLOYEES

Yesterday, Governor Murphy announced a significant easing of the following COVID-19-related restrictions, beginning on Friday, May 28th:

• New Jersey will no longer require people to wear masks at indoor public places in most circumstances; and
  
  
  
• New Jersey will drop its 6-foot distancing rule for restaurants, businesses, and other venues.
  
  
  
• Also, on June 4, New Jersey will end all indoor gathering limits.

These announcements do not change any policies or procedures for NJ TRANSIT employees working at NJ TRANSIT facilities. State agencies like NJ TRANSIT will continue to be required to follow the masking and social distancing dictates outlined in Executive Order No. 192. 

Employees dealing directly with the public may receive questions from customers regarding the lifting of these restrictions, and whether it means customers no longer need to wear masks or distance while in NJ TRANSIT’s system.

Employees may cite a number of reasons why masks and distancing are still very much required everywhere on our system – for both customers and employees on-board vehicles, indoors and outdoors – regardless of whether or not you are vaccinated:

• The TSA’s face mask requirement remains in place until September 13th across all transportation modes.
  
  
  
• Governor Murphy’s Executive Order No. 165 remains in effect, requiring all customers and employees to wear face coverings on public transit.
  
  
  
• CDC guidance specifically states that everyone – including the fully vaccinated – should continue to wear masks everywhere on public transit.

That means, for the time being, NJ TRANSIT employees must continue to reinforce the importance of distancing and wearing face coverings on vehicles, in stations, and on platforms.

Brian A. Lapp

SVP & Chief Safety Officer

NJ TRANSIT

Office: (973) 491-7942

Mobile: (973) 558-1405

BLapp@NJTransit.com

Good afternoon all,

We are aware that we had an issue with some checks without Microcline, a new check has been printed and will be ready or pick up staring tomorrow.

Please contact Adeyemi, Kunle kadeyemi@njtransit.com if you want to pick up check at GOB or have mailed to you..

We all in finance apologies for inconvenience.