The Christopher Street PATH station will begin weekend-only service this weekend and the World Trade Center station could open later this month, officials said.
There’s no time table for reopening the other shuttered PATH stations, including Hoboken and Exchange Place.
“The men and women of PATH have done heroic work,” said Port Authority Executive Director Pat Foye.
The agency has struggled to bring back stations following superstorm Sandy because of heavy damage to signals, power stations and communications equipment.
Some of the equipement damaged and ruined was 80 to 90 years old and isn’t manufactured anymore.
They expect the agency’s insurance to pick up much of the tabs for repairs, although it remains to be seen what the final tally will be, he said.
“The assessments are ongoing,” he said following the Port Authority’s first board meeting since the storm.
The bi-state agency honored several Port Authority cops and three civilian employees for saving dozens of people’s lives during the storm.