Franklin Commission on Disability allocates $885 in parking violation funds to accessibility projects. The eight-member commission discussed using the funds for accessibility items including mobility mats, a library ramp, and ASL interpreters, and approved a $100 Franklin Downtown Partnership
Franklin Disability Commission reelects leadership and reviews accessibility improvements. The commission unanimously reelected Alison Rheaume as Chair, Lauren Sanford as Vice Chair, and Kelly Quinlan as Clerk for fiscal 2027. Members discussed ongoing parking compliance issues at New England
Franklin Commission on Disability introduces three new members, plans June event. Chair Alison Rheaume welcomed new members John Lynch, Steve Papsis, and Julie McCann at the June 4 meeting with eight of nine members present. The commission finalized Strawberry Stroll logistics at Emmons and Main
Franklin Commission on Disability approved April minutes and advanced Strawberry Stroll event planning. Chairperson Alison Rheaume confirmed a donated table, hired an interpreter, and planned to provide accessibility aids including a wheelchair and noise-cancelling headphones. The commission will
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 unanimously approves two new members and event equipment purchases. Chairperson Alison Rheaume led the commission in voting to add new members and authorize tables, chairs, tablecloths, and a tent for upcoming events including the Strawberry Stroll. The commission
The Franklin Commission on Disability unanimously approved the Disability Resources Document for public distribution and adopted updated Commission expectations at its February 5 meeting. Chairperson Alison Rheaume and six members heard remarks from Mark Dempsey of the MetroWest Center for
The Franklin Commission on Disability approved prior minutes and moved forward on resource documentation and accessibility planning. Chairperson Alison Rheaume led five members through discussions of the Strawberry Stroll event, a "Resource Document" consolidating disability services and contacts,
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