Several MTA employees, who all asked to be unnamed, recently told the BK Reader that they weren't sure why the bathroom was converted to a staff room. One worker said he heard the restrooms would be moved to a different location within the station, but wasn't sure when this would happen.
"They [the MTA] have enough money in the budget to situate the station for employees," said Herbert. "We have elderly people, we have sick people and diabetic people that constantly need to use the bathroom. We're constantly spending our money on the train so we should have a decent bathroom to use."
MTA spokesperson Meghan Keegan confirmed..."a restroom was permanently converted to an employee facility." Keegan also stated that a unisex bathroom at Flatbush Avenue would reopen later this year, but did not specify a reopening date for the bathrooms or at any of the remaining nine stations with closed restrooms.
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