PORT JERVIS, N.Y. — The City of Port Jervis has initiated conversations with TOYX regarding a direct lease of the former Erie Railroad turntable site near downtown, according to a statement posted on the TOYX Facebook page. In December 2025, the City terminated the TOYX lease agreement instructing the non-profit group to vacate the 8.67-acre city-owned site by July 26, 2026. When the TOYX lease was terminated, the City indicated it was applying for a New York State brownfield remediation grant to clean up and then redevelop the turntable site. The previous TOYX lease was a “service-based sublease” according to TOYX President Rudy Garbely. The original line — the New York & Erie Railroad — was built to a 6-foot gauge.