The proposed project will rehabilitate the metrolink camarillo rail station located at 30 lewis RD. Camarillo CA 93012 to address accessibility deficiencies at the station

The Federal Transit Administration awarded the Ventura County Transportation Commission $4.384 million on April 23, 2026, under the State of Good Repair Grants Program (CFDA 20.525) to rehabilitate the Metrolink Camarillo Rail Station located at 30 Lewis Road, Camarillo, California.

The rehabilitation work addresses accessibility deficiencies at the station to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and satisfy a 2021 Department of Justice settlement agreement. Construction improvements include accessible routes from the public right-of-way, ADA-compliant parking, accessible paths from the passenger loading zone, and corrections to abrupt elevation changes, excessive slopes, and lack of detectable warnings at pedestrian-vehicular transition areas. The project will provide station users with safe access to rail platforms through appropriate wayfinding signage and surface improvements. Intended beneficiaries include public transit users at the station, including disabled passengers traveling by rail and bus.

Period of performance runs through September 30, 2027. No sub-recipients are identified in this award.

Activities

The proposed rehabilitation will include the construction of accessible routes from the public right-of-way public transit accessible parking and from passenger loading zone by fixing abrupt elevation changes excessive slopes lack of detectable warnings at pedestrian/vehicular transition areas and others.

Expected outcomes

The proposed construction improvements will provide station users with safe access to the rail platforms from the public right of way through accessible path of travel appropriate wayfinding signage and surface improvements; and to comply with the americans with disabilities act (ADA) and subsequently satisfy a 2021 U.S. Department of justice (DOJ) settlement agreement .

Intended beneficiaries

The intended beneficiaries include public transit users using this station both rail and bus passengers including disabled passengers.