Franklin disability commission discusses accessibility planning, new members
Franklin Commission on Disability unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and advanced accessibility initiatives. Chairperson Alison Rheaume reported Glen Meadows submitted a compliance plan due July 3 for Architectural Access Board violations, while the commission announced that two new members
Franklin Commission on Disability · Meeting of April 2, 2026
Franklin Commission on Disability unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and advanced accessibility initiatives. Chairperson Alison Rheaume reported Glen Meadows submitted a compliance plan due July 3 for Architectural Access Board violations, while the commission announced that two new members cleared interviews and will face town council ratification in May, with Julie McCann replacing the outgoing municipal representative. The commission is planning accessibility features for the Strawberry Stroll event, including an interpreter, noise-cancelling headphones, and interactive disability-related activities, and will address accessible document creation and virtual meeting options in coming sessions.
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Source: the Franklin Commission on Disability meeting of April 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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