County issues RFP to move Utica DMV from historic train station, clerk says
Summary
Mary Finnegan said the Utica DMV currently occupies a historic train station that limits necessary upgrades and parking, and that the county has issued an RFP and formed a task team to pursue relocation within about a year.
Mary Finnegan said the Utica DMV is housed in a historic train station that constrains infrastructure upgrades — such as additional outlets — and poses parking challenges for customers. "As many of you may know, the train station is a historic building. It's a beautiful building, but there's a lot of constrictions," she said.
Finnegan said an RFP for relocation has been issued and a task team is in place; she said she hopes a move will occur within the next year. The planned relocation aims to improve accessibility, parking and the ability to install needed technology.
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