Commission Charts Early Role in Town Design Review
Commission on Disability discussed establishing a framework for early input into town accessibility projects.
Commission on Disability discussed establishing a framework for early input into town accessibility projects.
Commission on Disability establishes framework for remote Town Meeting access. Chair Jennifer Brooke and the Commission approved procedures for remote participation as an ADA accommodation, capping the first-year pilot at 20 to 25 participants, with Town Moderator Karlen Reed developing the
Commission on Disability accepts ADA self-evaluation plan. The Concord Commission on Disability unanimously accepted the final ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan on July 9, a document Chair Jennifer Brooke said will guide the town's budgetary and accessibility decisions. The plan will be
Concord Commission on Disability elects Brooke chair, positions for state grant bid. The panel welcomed new members Abigail Dressler, a retired school principal and special education administrator, and Rose O'Neal, a wheelchair-using resident, as KMA Consultant Emanuel presented ADA Self-Evaluation
Commission on Disability reports progress on town's ADA evaluation, extends survey deadline. Chair Jean Goldsberry and the commission received an update from Emmanuel Andrade of KMA on the town's ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan, which is on track to meet the Massachusetts Office on
Concord Commission on Disability approves public survey to assess town accessibility barriers. The commission approved a public survey to identify accessibility gaps across town facilities, services, and digital resources, launching March 13, 2026. Project manager Emanuel Andrade reported that
Commission on Disability initiates five-month ADA self-evaluation and transition plan. The February 12 meeting, chaired by Jean Goldsberry with eight members present, reviewed the scope of work to be conducted by consulting firm KMA LLC, due June 30, 2026. The plan includes surveys of eight
Commission on Disability approves ADA transition plan legal posting. The Commission unanimously authorized $233.24 in payment from handicap parking violation fees for a required legal notice in the Concord Bridge related to an accessibility transition plan request for proposals. The town received
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