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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Stoughton, Massachusetts · Change town
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Disabilities Commission approves prior minutes and discusses accessibility upgrades.

Stoughton Disabilities Commission updates accessibility projects and plans new programs. Michael Hardman reported completion of the Glen Echo Park pavilion ramp, with accessibility work ongoing at the train station and community center renovation; Christiana Odunze will coordinate with the Council

Disabilities Commission · Meeting of March 26, 2026

Stoughton Disabilities Commission updates accessibility projects and plans new programs. Michael Hardman reported completion of the Glen Echo Park pavilion ramp, with accessibility work ongoing at the train station and community center renovation; Christiana Odunze will coordinate with the Council on Aging to develop a home safety program for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Anne Maderer showcased real-time captioning technology, and the commission flagged the Climate Action Committee's planning for power-outage management for medically vulnerable residents requiring equipment like oxygen.

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Source: the Disabilities Commission meeting of March 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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