Accessibility panel approves January minutes, advances accessibility survey.
Grafton Accessibility Advisory Commission approves survey on town barriers to access. The four-member panel, with one absent and two vacancies, unanimously approved January minutes and advanced a multi-format survey--QR code, hardcopy, online, and anonymous--to measure resident perceptions of
Accessibility Advisory Commission · Meeting of February 10, 2026
Grafton Accessibility Advisory Commission approves survey on town barriers to access. The four-member panel, with one absent and two vacancies, unanimously approved January minutes and advanced a multi-format survey--QR code, hardcopy, online, and anonymous--to measure resident perceptions of accessibility in town buildings, programs, and services. Members assigned research tasks: Roger Trahan will seek Assistant Town Administrator William Blake's input; Tracy Sharkey will obtain Shrewsbury's survey model; all members will submit two to three questions before the March 10 meeting.
The commission heard from Recreation Director Adam LaPoint on adaptive programming initiatives.
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Source: the Accessibility Advisory Commission meeting of February 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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