ultimately being opened in February 1994. In July 2016, a contract was awarded for an upcoming facelift of the station — part of an $830,000 program to improve both the station and the two municipal-owned parking garages on Washington Road as part of the final phase of a five-year capital improvement plan. Facilities and connections The station features a small 24-slot parking lot, making it a minor stop for park and ride commuters. A bike rack was also installed when the station was constructed. It is located one block from Mt. Lebanon's busy Washington Road corridor, which is lined with business and office parks. Walkways connect the station with one of two municipal-owned public parking garages on Washington Road, also popular with commuters. Bus service connects many major residential streets directly with the station. In 2008, three of the station's walls were painted with murals commemorating the 250th anniversary of the city of Pittsburgh. References External links Station from Google Maps Street View Port Authority of Allegheny County stations Railway stations in the United States opened in 1987 Red Line (Pittsburgh)