Boston Disability Advisory Board Backs Court Reporting, Accessible Trails Bills
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board voted to support two accessibility-related bills and heard a sweeping MBTA update at its August 6 meeting.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board voted to support two accessibility-related bills and heard a sweeping MBTA update at its August 6 meeting.
Boston Housing Authority officials briefed the Disability Commission Advisory Board on a more than $20 million portfolio of elevator repair and modernization projects serving residents with disabilities.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board heard warnings of a 12-month wait list for medically tailored meals and outlined plans for an ADA 35th anniversary march as it met May 21.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board voted unanimously to invite the Abilities Expo to Boston and deferred action on a letter supporting state legislation to raise court reporter pay pending an executive committee review.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board voted unanimously to send a letter inviting the Abilities Expo back to the city after a roughly seven-year absence.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board elected a full new executive committee at its February 12 meeting, with Jerry Boyd replacing outgoing Chair Wesley Ireland after three years of leadership.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board opens 2025 with Franklin Park accessibility updates and officer nominations.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board conducted no business at its December 11 meeting. The entire available record consists of a single open-meeting-law notification read by a board member identified only as Andrea, who advised attendees that Boston City TV was recording the session.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board heard a call for a new full-time city bus stop manager as research showed 85 percent of the city's nearly 2,000 bus stops lack shelters.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board identifies broader community engagement as its top strategic goal.
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