Danvers Accessibility Commission plans walk audit
Danvers Accessibility Commission plans May 27 walk audit and October Human Library event. The commission confirmed a Walk Massachusetts community audit at 5:30 p.m. near Pope's Landing to assess pedestrian accessibility, targeting 12 to 25 participants, with Chair J.D. Martz contacting local
Accessibility Commission · Meeting of April 23, 2026
Danvers Accessibility Commission plans May 27 walk audit and October Human Library event. The commission confirmed a Walk Massachusetts community audit at 5:30 p.m. near Pope's Landing to assess pedestrian accessibility, targeting 12 to 25 participants, with Chair J.D. Martz contacting local elected officials and Select Board liaison Gardner soliciting school participation.
The October 17 Human Library event at the Senior Center holds a $500 budget from the Friends of Diversity grant, with $250 allocated for licensing and $250 for refreshments; confirmed participants include Chair J.D. Martz, Member Karen Craig, and a recovery center representative. The commission expects a June visit from the Massachusetts Office on Disability to discuss local commission resources.
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Source: the Accessibility Commission meeting of April 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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