Danvers Panel Merges November, December Meetings
Danvers Accessibility Commission debriefed its first Human Library event and began planning a youth-senior snow-shoveling volunteer program.
Danvers Accessibility Commission debriefed its first Human Library event and began planning a youth-senior snow-shoveling volunteer program.
The Danvers Accessibility Commission finalized logistics for its first Human Library event, set for October 17 at the Senior Center. Chair J.D.
Danvers Accessibility Commission set a July 29 deadline to register Human Library event participants, with approximately seven speakers confirmed for October. Chair J.D. Martz assigned members to finalize registration materials and complete logistics planning for the interactive event. The
Massachusetts Office on Disability offered to host 2027 accessibility training in Danvers. The state agency, represented by Assistant Director Jeff Dougan and Access Specialist Ralph DeCicco, presented resources on compliance, training programs, and disability-rights advocacy at Thursday's
Danvers accessibility commission plans October Human Library, sets Route 128 as priority. The commission scheduled a Human Library event for October 17 at the Senior Center, featuring five to six confirmed participants representing diverse experiences including people with disabilities. Commission
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
Danvers Accessibility Commission votes Craig to full membership and reviews code enforcement. Chair J.D. Martz presided over the March 26 meeting, at which Building Commissioner Tim Hudon briefed the commission on 521 CMR (Massachusetts Architectural Access Board) enforcement, including renovation
New Danvers recreation specialist expands adaptive and inclusive programming. The Accessibility Commission welcomed Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist Julia Ryan, who will oversee new adaptive programming and inclusive recreation initiatives. Matthew Mitchell, Senior and Social Services
Danvers Accessibility Commission unanimously votes to advance Aimee Velazquez to full membership. Chair J.D. Martz will forward the formal recommendation to the Town Manager; the 3-0 vote elevated her from alternate status. The commission secured $500 each in HRIC mini-grant funding for the Fight
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