12.10.09 - Obama administration calls for federal regulation of rail lines (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)

12.08.09 - VIDEO: Residents Push For Overhaul Of Mt. Joy Train Station (WGAL)

12.08.09 - PennDOT Holds Meetings On Mt. Joy Station (WGAL)

12.04.09 - Mount Joy Charrette Announced

9.10.09 - Maglev project gets cash infusion (Beaver County Times)

9.02.09 - A Hitch For Rail Riders: Getting To Final Destination (NPR)

8.25.09 - Loyal rail riders attend Elizabethtown station groundbreaking (Lancaster Online)

8.25.09 - Pennsylvania asks for $28.2M for high-speed rail between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia (Penn Live)

7.30.09 - Middletown residents share ideas for train station (Penn Live)

7.29.09 - PennDOT offers chance to design Boro train station (Press and Journal)

7.23.09 - Workshop to discuss Middletown train station, public invited to attend (Press and Journal)

Plan the Keystone is a study to identify infrastructure investments for the Keystone stations and their surrounding areas with the goal of enhancing the transit service and strengthening the communities served by the Keystone Line.  This effort is being done in close collaboration with municipalities along the Keystone Line.

Plan with us!  PennDOT would like your help in crafting the future of the Keystone Stations. This is where you can get involved with your neighbors and help to Plan the Keystone.

• Share your thoughts and read what others are saying.
• Visit the station areas and upload your own photos through Flickr.
• If you want a more "hands-on" experience, check out our calendar for upcoming interactive public events where you can plan with the design team and other community members.

As we begin to Plan the Keystone, we are continually updating this website. If you have an idea for this site, please e-mail us at info@planthekeystone.com or post on Keystone Connect.

Currently, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and PennDOT are conducting an Environmental Assessment of the Keystone Corridor East High Speed Rail Program.  To find out more about this project and share your thoughts, go to the High Speed Rail page.