A woman received minor cuts Wednesday when half the staircase leading pedestrians to the Metra Electric train tracks at the University Park stop caved in last week.
The aftermath of the collapsed staircase at the Metra Electric stop at University Park.
“The person who was injured was treated at the scene for lacerations. It was a minor injury,” Metra spokesperson Michael Gillis said Monday. “They weren’t admitted to the hospital.”Metra announced Wednesday the stairway at the station was out service and customers had to use the ramp. Gillis said Metra does not have a time frame for when the staircase will be fully operational again.
“When I was the mayor … I had called them out because I was a little disgusted about the condition the Metra station was in,” said former University Park Mayor Vivian Covington, 73. “It’s in bad condition it smells.” “They talked about it, they toured it,” she said. “So they agreed that we needed an upgrade and they said that they would get it done.”
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